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UNIVIEW IPC6858ER-X40-VF PTZ 8MP 40X Optical Zoom 250M

UNIVIEW IPC6858ER-X40-VF PTZ 8MP 40X Optical Zoom 250M

The UNIVIEW IPC6858ER-X40-VF is an 8 megapixel pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera for video surveillance. Its 40X optical zoom lets it read distant details, such as number plates, faces or activity at the far edge of a large site, while keeping a sharp image.

A PTZ camera can be moved remotely to follow people or vehicles and to cover wide areas with one device. This makes it a practical choice for car parks, perimeters, industrial yards, campuses, ports and large open spaces where several fixed cameras would otherwise be needed.

The 8MP resolution provides more image detail than standard high definition cameras, which helps when footage needs to be reviewed or used as evidence. The optical zoom changes the focal length of the lens itself, so image quality stays higher than with digital zoom alone.

The supplier lists the rating 250M for this model. Please check the full specification before installation to confirm what this figure refers to and how it affects the planned coverage.

The camera is part of UNIVIEW’s CCTV range and suits installers and integrators who need a single high-zoom unit for long-range monitoring. It can be combined with other cameras and recording equipment in a wider security system.

Choose this model when you need flexible, long-distance observation with high image detail. Confirm mounting, power and network requirements with your installer before ordering to make sure the camera fits the site.

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UNIVIEW IPC6858ER-X40-VF PTZ 8MP 40X Optical Zoom 250M

UNIVIEW IPC6858ER-X40-VF PTZ 8MP 40X Optical Zoom 250M

The UNIVIEW IPC6858ER-X40-VF is a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) surveillance camera with 8 megapixel resolution and 40X optical zoom. It is designed for security operators who need to watch large areas and identify objects or people at long range. A PTZ camera combines a zoom lens with motorised movement, so one unit can cover what would otherwise require several fixed cameras.

The model number is written as IPC6858ER-X40-VF. The product name in the supplier information is PTZ 8MP 40X Optical Zoom 250M. The 250M figure appears in the product title but its exact meaning is not stated in the supplier information, so please verify it against the manufacturer’s full datasheet.

Key features

  • 8 megapixel (8MP) image resolution for detailed footage
  • 40X optical zoom for long-distance observation
  • Pan-tilt-zoom movement for covering wide areas with one device
  • UNIVIEW CCTV product line
  • Figure of 250M listed in the product name

Image quality and zoom

The 8MP sensor records more pixels per frame than standard high definition cameras. This allows operators to zoom into a scene and still see useful detail. Optical zoom uses the lens to magnify the image, which keeps quality higher than digital zoom, where the picture is simply enlarged and loses sharpness.

A 40X zoom range is useful when the subject is far from the camera. Typical examples include reading vehicle registration plates at a gate, observing a loading area across a yard, or checking activity along a long fence line.

Movement and coverage

PTZ cameras can pan horizontally, tilt vertically and zoom under remote control. Operators can set preset positions, follow a moving person or vehicle and return to a routine patrol. This helps reduce blind spots in large sites and lowers the number of cameras needed to cover an area.

Typical uses

  • Perimeter and fence line monitoring at industrial sites
  • Car parks, depots and logistics yards
  • Campuses, ports and airfields with large open ground
  • Town centres, public spaces and critical infrastructure
  • Supplementing fixed cameras with a flexible zoom unit

Installation and integration

The camera should be mounted and configured by a qualified installer. Before ordering, check the power supply, network connection, mounting position and the compatible recording or management software for your system. Confirm the coverage needed for the site and compare it with the lens and range details in the manufacturer’s documentation.

Choosing this model

This camera suits projects where long-range detail and wide coverage are both required from a single device. For smaller areas, a fixed camera may be more economical. For larger or more demanding sites, a PTZ model like this one can reduce the number of units needed and give operators greater control over what they see.

Contact your supplier or installer if you need help confirming specifications, accessories or system compatibility before purchase.

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