HD Dome Camera

HD analog dome camera is a type of surveillance camera that combines the traditional analog system with high-definition video quality. It's commonly used in security systems for both indoor and outdoor applications. Here's a breakdown of what it is and what it offers

What is an HD Analog Dome Camera?

• HD (High Definition): Unlike older analog CCTV cameras, HD analog cameras provide higher resolution—typically 720p (HD), 1080p (Full HD), or even higher.

• Analog Signal: These cameras transmit video over coaxial cables (like RG59) using standards such as:

  • HD-TVI (High Definition Transport Video Interface)

  • HD-CVI (High Definition Composite Video Interface)

  • AHD (Analog High Definition)

  • HDCVI (High Definition Composite Video Interface)

• Dome Shape: The “dome” form factor is compact, discreet, and often used in indoor spaces like offices, retail stores, and lobbies.

Key Features

• High-resolution video (720p to 4MP or more)

• Infrared (IR) night vision for low-light environments

• Weatherproof ratings (IP66/IP67) for outdoor use (if specified)

• Wide-angle lenses for broader coverage

• Vandal-resistant designs, often with metal housings

• Cost-effective compared to IP cameras in existing coaxial systems

• Plug-and-play compatibility with most DVR systems that support HD analog standards

Typical Use Cases

• Small to medium-sized businesses

• Retail stores

• Parking lots

• School buildings

• Residential security

• Public areas in commercial properties