Surveillance Camera DAHUA HAC-HDW1200TLMQA0280BS6 HDCVI 2MP IR Eyeball

The DAHUA HAC-HDW1200TLMQA0280BS6 HDCVI 2MP IR Eyeball is an outdoor HDTV/megapixel surveillance camera designed for reliable video monitoring. It delivers 1920 × 1080 effective pixels with a fixed 3.6 mm M12 lens, a built-in microphone and infrared illumination for low-light and night operation. The compact white dome housing measures Φ109.9 mm × 88.1 mm and is powered from a 12 VDC supply (±30%).

Advantages

This HDCVI camera provides high-definition 2MP imaging suitable for detailed monitoring, low minimum illumination down to 0.001 Lux for improved night visibility, and a robust outdoor-ready form factor. The built-in microphone enables audio capture alongside video, while the electronic shutter range supports varied lighting conditions. The fixed 3.6 mm lens simplifies installation and the standard M12 mount ensures lens stability.

Suitable for

• Residential perimeter and entrance monitoring
• Small business and retail store surveillance
• Outdoor parking lots and shared spaces
• Complementing HDCVI recording systems

Key specifications

• Type: HDTV / Megapixel / Outdoor
• Video interface: HDCVI
• Resolution: 2MP (1920 × 1080)
• Lens: 3.6 mm, M12 mount
• Minimum illumination: 0.001 Lux
• Electronic shutter: PAL 1/25 s–1/100000 s, NTSC 1/30 s–1/100000 s
• Microphone: Built-in
• Power supply: 12 VDC ± 30%
• Colour: White
• Dimensions: Φ109.9 mm × 88.1 mm

How to use

Mount the dome camera on a stable surface using appropriate fixings for the installation location. Connect the video signal via HDCVI coaxial cable to a compatible recorder and provide 12 VDC power within the specified tolerance. Adjust camera orientation to cover the intended field of view; the fixed 3.6 mm lens does not provide zoom. Verify audio capture through the built-in microphone on the recorder or monitoring device. Configure recorder settings for PAL or NTSC shutter ranges as required by local standards.

Recommendations

For best performance, install the camera where it has an unobstructed view, avoid direct exposure to strong light sources, and use a surge-protected power supply. Ensure compatibility with HDCVI recorders and periodically check lens and housing for dirt or damage to maintain image quality.