For a shop front, courtyard or warehouse where one wide picture beats two separate cameras. Two lenses are stitched into a 16MP 180° panorama at 7680 × 2160, with power and data over a single PoE cable.
Key features
- 16MP 180° panorama: Two 2.8 mm F1.6 lenses are stitched into one 7680 × 2160 image at up to 25 fps, covering 180° horizontally and 53.8° vertically.
- Motion Track path images: When a person, vehicle or animal is detected, the camera can draw its movement path into one picture, which you can receive by email or export from the Reolink App.
- Night vision and AI alerts: Six spotlight LEDs allow colour night footage and six 850 nm IR LEDs reach 30 m. Line crossing, zone intrusion and loitering alerts sit alongside local AI video search.
Specifications
| Image sensor | 1/2.8" CMOS |
|---|---|
| Resolution / frame rate | 7680 × 2160 (16MP), up to 25 fps |
| Lens / field of view | 2.8 mm fixed, F1.6; horizontal 180°, vertical 53.8° |
| Night vision | Infrared up to 30 m (6 × 850 nm LEDs); colour night vision with 6 spotlight LEDs, 400 lumens |
| Video compression | H.265 / H.264 |
| Smart features | Person, vehicle, animal detection; line crossing, zone intrusion, zone loitering; object removal and forgotten object (beta); Motion Track; AI video search; time lapse |
| Audio | Two-way audio, built-in microphone and speaker |
| Power | PoE (IEEE 802.3af) or DC 12V 2A |
| Network | One 10/100 Mbps RJ45 port; ONVIF, RTSP |
| Storage | microSD card up to 512GB (not included); Reolink NVR; FTP |
| Weatherproofing / temperature | IP67; -30°C to 55°C, 10–90% humidity |
| Size / weight | 132 × 131 × 72 mm; 775 g without accessories |
Warranty and delivery
This is Hong Kong licensed stock, covered by the local distributor's warranty; the period is shown on the warranty card in the box. Brand new. Stock can be viewed at our Kwun Tong showroom by appointment.
Delivery by SF Express, freight collect. Free self-collection at our Kwun Tong shop (11:00–19:00). For other arrangements, please WhatsApp us.
FAQ
Does Motion Track mean the camera turns to follow people?
No. The camera has fixed lenses and no zoom; Motion Track draws the detected subject's movement path into a single picture.