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Featuring a dual-lens design with a built-in stitching algorithm for a seamless 180-degree view, this 5MP camera offers 24/7 color with an F1.0 aperture, smart hybrid lighting, 130dB true WDR, 3D DNR for sharp imaging, 40m IR and white light range, built-in mic for high-quality audio, and IP67 protection.

Get high quality imaging with the 8 MP panoramic camera resolution, then zoom in on details with the 4 MP, 25x zoom PTZ camera. Enjoy excellent low-light performance with Starlight IR on the PTZ and 24/7 color in the Panoramic module. Clearly see details of an expansive area with the PTZ's 25x optical zoom and 16x digital zoom, along with expansive night viewing with up to 300 feet of IR & 100 feet of bright white, supplemental lighting. Do it all with one amazing camera – from LTS.

99.99% OFC, CMR, UL listed

Sapphire 8 MP 2.7 - 12 mm Motorized Varifocal IP Dome Camera, WDR, H.265, IR Range to 165 ft (50 m), Micro SD Memory; Junction box included

2 MP Bullet Camera

6 MP Dome Camera, 2.8 mm Fixed Lens

5 MP Bullet Camera with 3.6 mm Fixed Lens, Up to 2592 x 1944 @ 20 fps

Platinum, IP, Dome, 4 MP, 25x Optical Zoom, H.265+, IR, WDR, 24 VAC / High POE, Smart Tracking

Platinum, 8 MP, Color 24/7 IP Fixed Lens Camera, Turret, 1/1.2" Sensor, 2.8 mm, Built-in microphone, MD 2.0 - Human and vehicle detection

Pro-X, IP, 4 MP, License Plate Recognition Vari-focal Bullet Camera with IR

The Platinum 8 MP Panoramic Fixed Bullet Network Camera from LTS provides 24/7 vivid colorful images with f 1.0 advanced lenses, high performance sensors and friendly lighting. The super-aperture collects more light to produce brighter images. Advanced sensor technology can vastly improve the utilization of available light. Get yours today!

LTS products provide 24/7 vivid colorful images with F1.0 advanced lenses, high-performance sensors, and friendly lighting. F1.0 super-aperture collects more light to produce brighter images in dark environments. Advanced sensor technology can vastly improve the utilization of available light.