Cisco 8070 12 Megapixel Indoor/Outdoor Network Camera - Color, Monochrome - Fisheye - Black, White

The Cisco 8070 12 Megapixel Indoor/Outdoor Network Camera is a cutting-edge surveillance solution that combines advanced technology with exceptional functionality. With its impressive 12-megapixel sensor and innovative fisheye lens, this camera is designed to provide unparalleled visibility and clarity in any environment. Whether you're monitoring a large outdoor area or an indoor space, the Cisco 8070 ensures that every detail is captured with stunning precision.

• High-Definition Clarity: Experience true high-definition video quality with a resolution of up to 2816 x 2816 pixels, ensuring that every detail is vividly captured for enhanced security monitoring.
• Versatile Viewing Options: The Cisco 8070 offers 180° panoramic views and 360° surround views, allowing for dynamic monitoring through multiple viewing layouts. With digital PTZ functionality, you can easily zoom in on specific areas of interest.
• Durability for Any Environment: Built to last, this camera features an IK10 and IP66-rated enclosure, making it resistant to vandalism and capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions, perfect for both indoor and outdoor installations.
• Advanced Streaming Capabilities: Equipped with quad streaming technology, the Cisco 8070 supports simultaneous H.265, H.264, and MJPEG video formats. Each stream can be individually configured for optimal resolution, quality, and frame rate, ensuring efficient use of network bandwidth.
• Enhanced Night Vision: The integrated infrared illuminator provides visibility up to 66 feet (20 meters) in low-light conditions, thanks to its advanced day-night functionality, ensuring that surveillance is effective even after dark.

Technical Details of Cisco 8070 12 Megapixel Network Camera

• Resolution: Up to 2816 x 2816 pixels
• Sensor Type: CMOS
• Maximum Focal Length: 1.29 mm
• Aperture: f/2.2
• Night Vision: Up to 66 feet (20 meters)
• Power Options: Power over Ethernet plus (PoE+) (802.3at compliant) or 12VDC
• Audio: Full-duplex audio with options for half-duplex operation
• Privacy Regions: Supports up to five user-defined privacy areas that mask video streams
• Local Storage: Automatic recording to a micro-SD card during network loss
• Standards Compliance: Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) Profile S and Profile G

How to Install the Cisco 8070 Network Camera

Installing the Cisco 8070 Network Camera is straightforward and can be completed in just a few steps:

1. Choose an appropriate location for the camera, ensuring it adequately covers the desired surveillance area.
2. Mount the camera securely using the provided mounting hardware or brackets.
3. Connect the camera to your network using an Ethernet cable (for PoE) or plug in your 12VDC power supply.
4. Access the camera’s web interface by entering its IP address into a web browser.
5. Configure the camera settings according to your preferences, including resolution, streaming options, and motion detection settings.
6. Set up privacy regions and any local storage options as needed.
7. Test the camera feed to ensure proper functionality and adjust angles as necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the Cisco 8070 suitable for outdoor use? Yes, the camera is designed with an IK10 and IP66-rated enclosure, making it highly durable and suitable for outdoor installations.
• What types of video compression does the camera support? The Cisco 8070 supports H.265, H.264, and Motion JPEG (MJPEG) video compression formats, allowing for efficient bandwidth usage.
• Can the camera operate in complete darkness? Yes, the integrated infrared illuminator allows the camera to capture video up to 66 feet in low-light conditions, ensuring visibility even at night.
• What is the maximum storage capacity for local recording? The camera supports micro-SD cards for local recording, but specific storage capacity will depend on the card used.
• Does the camera support audio features? Yes, the Cisco 8070 supports full-duplex audio and has options for half-duplex operation, allowing for two-way communication.