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# IPC-A1-PTZ-WF

## Cámara IP WiFi VESTA de 3 MP con giro e inclinación para interiores

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### **Especificaciones**

* Cámara IP Wi‑Fi de videovigilancia para el hogar VESTA con giro e inclinación
* Sensor CMOS de 1/2,8″ y 3 MP
* Resolución de 3 MP (2304×1296) a 25/30 fps
* Iluminación IR de hasta 10 m
* Lente fija de 3,6 mm
* Códecs: H.265, H.264
* Detección de personas
* Alarma de sonido anormal
* Seguimiento inteligente de objetos en movimiento
* Sirena integrada
* Modo de privacidad (ocultar la lente)
* Audio bidireccional
* Micrófono y altavoz integrados
* Ranura MicroSD de hasta 256 GB (tarjeta no incluida)
* Compatible con almacenamiento en la nube y NVR
* WiFi (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n), alcance de hasta 50 m (164 pies)
* Compatible con ONVIF
* CC 5 V / 1 A
* Consumo de energía < 3,7 W
* Temperatura de funcionamiento: -10 °C a +45 °C
* Humedad relativa < 95 %.
* Material: plástico
* Dimensiones: aprox. 77,4 × 77,4 × 106,2 mm
* Peso neto: aprox. 197 g

## Cómo instalar

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[CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA CÁMARA IP VESTA Home](/vesta-guide/spain-es/camaras-ip-vesta-home/configuracion-de-la-camara-ip-vesta-home.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/6ce53df5e7d6185456ae93f174de8709bfd9870a" %}
[VESTA Home - Guía de actualización de firmware](/vesta-guide/spain-es/camaras-ip-vesta-home/vesta-home-guia-de-actualizacion-de-firmware.md)
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