Dahua HAC-HDW-1200EMP 2MP HDCVI Dome Camera Full-Color Night Vision
The Dahua HAC-HDW-1200EMP 2MP Dome Camera is a compact HDCVI surveillance camera designed for reliable indoor and outdoor security monitoring. It delivers Full HD 1080p video and combines a fixed lens, infrared illumination and warm-light technology to provide clear surveillance in different lighting conditions.
2MP Full HD Surveillance
The HAC-HDW-1200EMP uses a 2MP image sensor and supports 1920 × 1080 resolution, providing detailed Full HD video for general CCTV monitoring. It is suitable for homes, offices, shops, commercial properties and other security applications where dependable 1080p surveillance is required.
Full-Color Night Vision
A key feature of this Dahua dome camera is its built-in warm-light illumination. The camera can provide color images in low-light environments, helping users identify objects and activity more effectively at night compared with conventional black-and-white infrared-only surveillance.
3.6mm Fixed Lens
The camera is equipped with a 3.6mm fixed lens, providing a practical viewing angle for common monitoring areas. The fixed-lens design keeps installation straightforward and is well suited to entrances, corridors, retail areas, rooms and other defined surveillance zones.
Image Enhancement Features
The HAC-HDW-1200EMP includes image-processing technologies designed to improve surveillance footage in challenging lighting conditions. Features such as DWDR, 2D noise reduction, HLC and backlight compensation help maintain useful image quality when scenes contain strong contrast, headlights or uneven illumination.
HDCVI Analog HD Technology
As an HDCVI camera, the HAC-HDW-1200EMP is designed for use with compatible Dahua HDCVI DVR systems. HDCVI technology allows HD video to be transmitted over suitable coaxial cabling, making the camera a practical option for new CCTV installations as well as upgrades of compatible analog surveillance systems.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|
| Brand | Dahua |
| Model | HAC-HDW-1200EMP |
| Camera Type | HDCVI Dome Camera |
| Resolution | 2MP / 1920 × 1080 |
| Lens | 3.6mm Fixed Lens |
| Night Vision | Full-Color / Warm-Light Illumination |
| Image Features | DWDR, 2D NR, HLC, BLC |
| Installation | Dome / Surface Mount |
| Application | Indoor and suitable outdoor CCTV surveillance |
Applications
- Home security and residential CCTV
- Office and commercial surveillance
- Retail shops and supermarkets
- Entrances and reception areas
- Corridors and indoor spaces
- Small business security systems
- HDCVI DVR-based CCTV installations
Installation and Compatibility
The Dahua HAC-HDW-1200EMP is designed for connection to a compatible HDCVI DVR using an appropriate CCTV transmission and power setup. Before installation, verify DVR compatibility, cable condition, power requirements and the desired camera viewing position. The fixed 3.6mm lens is best suited to monitoring a defined area rather than applications requiring remote optical zoom.
Why Choose Dahua HAC-HDW-1200EMP?
The HAC-HDW-1200EMP is a practical choice for users looking for a compact 2MP dome camera with Full HD resolution and enhanced night-time visibility. Its HDCVI compatibility makes it suitable for traditional coaxial CCTV infrastructure, while warm-light illumination and image-enhancement features help provide more useful footage in low-light and high-contrast scenes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Dahua HAC-HDW-1200EMP?
The Dahua HAC-HDW-1200EMP is a 2MP HDCVI dome security camera designed for Full HD CCTV surveillance.
What resolution does the HAC-HDW-1200EMP support?
The camera supports 2MP Full HD video with a resolution of 1920 × 1080.
Does the camera support color night vision?
Yes. The HAC-HDW-1200EMP uses warm-light illumination to provide full-color images in suitable low-light conditions.
What lens does this camera use?
The listed model uses a 3.6mm fixed lens.
Can it be used with a Dahua HDCVI DVR?
Yes. The HAC-HDW-1200EMP is designed for compatible HDCVI DVR-based surveillance systems.
