IP security camera ABUS IPCB44511A 2688 x 1520 pixels Indoor & outdoor

The ABUS IPCB44511A is an IP security camera for indoor and outdoor monitoring that records at a resolution of 2688 x 1520 pixels. Equipped with a CMOS sensor and a wide-angle lens, the camera delivers clear daytime and low-light images down to 0.003 lx. Its form factor supports ceiling or wall mounting and is designed to operate in a range of monitored environments where both detail and broad coverage are required.

Advantages

The camera combines high-resolution imaging with a large horizontal field of view (103°) and a vertical field of view (55°), enabling broad scene coverage while preserving image detail. The low minimum illumination specification allows reliable image capture in dim conditions. Designed for both indoor and outdoor installation, the unit offers flexible mounting options and stable digital image output suitable for networked surveillance systems.

Suitable for

• Monitoring entrances, lobbies and corridors in commercial buildings
• Surveillance of residential outdoor areas such as driveways and gardens
• Observation of retail floors and point-of-sale areas
• General perimeter and facility monitoring where wide coverage is needed

Key specifications

• Image sensor type: CMOS
• Resolution: 2688 x 1520 pixels
• Minimum illumination: 0.003 lux
• Lens field of view: 103° horizontal / 55° vertical
• Mounting options: ceiling or wall
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor environments

How to use

Install the camera on a stable ceiling or wall surface using appropriate fixings and ensure it is mounted at a height and angle that cover the intended scene. Connect the device to a compatible network and configure network settings and recording parameters through the camera's management interface or a supported video management system. Adjust exposure and focus settings as needed to optimise image quality for the installation environment. Ensure wiring and sealing meet outdoor installation requirements when used outside.

Recommendations

Place the camera at a height that minimises obstructions and glare, and orient it to prioritise critical areas such as access points. For low-light sites, verify infrared or auxiliary lighting compatibility if continuous night detail is required. Regularly check the lens and housing for dirt or damage and confirm firmware and network security settings are up to date.