The new 5MP IR PoE Extender Cameras from IDIS give systems integrators easier and faster options for video system expansion, ensuring better value for end-users. 

PoE Extender Cameras

Delivering the benefits of high-definition video capture, robust performance even in challenging environments, and no-fuss installation, IDIS PoE Extender Cameras leverage existing wiring, eliminating the need for new cabling from the NVR or switch.  

The new cameras from IDIS, the largest manufacturer of trusted South Korean-made video tech, offer options for indoor and outdoor use in residential and commercial settings. They make it easy to extend existing systems to increase surveillance coverage.   

5MP sensor

IDIS’s advanced 5MP sensor provides sharp, detailed image capture up to 20 meters

The PoE extenders comply with IEE 802.3at (Class 4) and allow cameras to transmit data and power simultaneously, eliminating the need for complex wiring work and additional power sources, simplifying channel set-up, and ensuring economical operation and cost savings.  

IDIS’s advanced 5MP sensor provides sharp, detailed image capture up to 20 meters. At the same time, H.265 compression combined with IDIS Intelligent Codec technology ensures high-resolution real-time monitoring and recording unencumbered by bandwidth limitations.  

NDAA-compliant, IK10-rated vandal-resistant

The range is NDAA-compliant and includes IR 4.3mm and 2.8mm domes (DC-D4517RXP) and (DC-T4517WRXP) bullets. Also in the lineup, IP66-rated 5MP models feature robust housings that protect against dust, water, and extreme hot or cold temperatures.

In addition, IK10-rated vandal-resistant models feature high-level impact protection, making them ideal for applications that need robust cameras and longer cable runs, such as public spaces, car parks, industrial and logistics sites, hospitals, and correctional facilities.  

Flexible and installation 

“Where users want to add more cameras to their systems, whether to cover surveillance gaps, blind spots gaps or to target specific areas of interest, our new PoE Extender Cameras provide a flexible new choice that won’t overstretch budgets,” says Harry Kim, Europe Sales Director, IDIS. 

“Fast to install, with minimal disruption and no system downtime, these cameras make upgrades easier and more affordable than ever. This will help end-users extend the lifecycle of their surveillance systems without impacting business continuity and ensure their security operations are optimized to tackle ever-evolving security and safety challenges.”  

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