Uniview IPC6622SR-X25-VF PTZ 2MP 150M IR 25X Optical Zoom LightHunter Camera

The Uniview IPC6622SR-X25-VF is a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera for professional video surveillance. It is built to cover large areas with a single device. Instead of mounting many fixed cameras, a site can use one PTZ unit that the operator can steer and zoom as events happen. The model name tells you the main features: 2MP resolution, 150 metre infrared (IR) range and 25x optical zoom.
Key features
- 2 megapixel (2MP) image resolution
- 25x optical zoom lens for detail at distance
- Pan-tilt-zoom movement for wide-area coverage
- Infrared illumination with a range of up to 150 metres
- LightHunter low-light technology from Uniview
- Part of the Uniview CCTV product range
Optical zoom changes the lens focal length rather than enlarging the image digitally, so zoomed images keep more of their original detail. This matters when you need to identify people, vehicles or objects at a distance.
Infrared night viewing
The built-in IR illumination lets the camera record in areas with little or no visible light. The stated range of 150 metres means it can light up targets well beyond the reach of most standard fixed cameras. Actual performance depends on the scene, weather, obstacles and the reflectivity of surfaces, so it is worth testing the view on site once installed.
Low-light performance
LightHunter is Uniview’s name for its low-light technology. It is intended to help the camera produce usable images in dim conditions, such as dusk, dawn or poorly lit streets. Combined with infrared illumination, this gives continuous coverage through the day and night cycle.
Typical uses
- Car parks and vehicle yards
- Perimeter security for fences, depots and industrial sites
- Campuses, business parks and large outdoor areas
- Warehouses and logistics yards
- Public spaces where one camera must cover a wide zone
In each case the operator can pan and tilt to follow activity, then zoom in to confirm what is happening. This reduces the number of cameras needed and helps keep the site under observation from a central point.
Planning and installation
Good results start with planning. Decide which areas must be watched, how far away the subjects will be and at what height the camera will sit. Consider the power supply, the cabling route and where the recording or monitoring equipment will be located. Check the field of view from the mounting position before fixing the camera permanently.
Outdoor positions need weatherproof mounting and protection from direct glare, such as sunlight facing the lens or strong reflections from nearby lights. Keep the lens clean, and avoid placing the camera where branches or signs could block the view.
Choosing this camera
The IPC6622SR-X25-VF suits buyers who need one camera that can watch a large area and still read details at a distance, with night-time coverage included. If your project needs only fixed views of a small space, a simpler fixed camera may be more practical. For wide-area outdoor surveillance, this PTZ model offers a strong combination of zoom reach and infrared range.
For questions about compatibility with your recorder, network setup or installation requirements, check the product documentation and speak to your installer before ordering.







