Luminys N5T-8DAV 8MP LumiLuxSmart IP Turret - Motorized Lens, IR & White-Light LEDs, LumiDeterrent

The Luminys N5T-8DAV is an 8MP network turret camera with a 2.7-13.5mm motorized varifocal lens, built to watch an area and actively discourage intruders. It suits installers and businesses that want a single camera that records detail and also responds to activity. What stands out is the LumiDeterrent system, which pairs red/blue lights with a built-in speaker, alongside IR and white-light LEDs for night coverage.

Key features

• The LumiDeterrent function uses red/blue lights and a built-in speaker to warn off people in the scene.
• The motorized 2.7mm to 13.5mm lens lets you set the field of view to suit the location.
• LumiLuxSmart works with IR and white-light LEDs for low-light and night viewing.
• Video content analytics cover line crossing and intrusion, with iMD and LumiSearch also included.
• The IP67 rating and NDAA compliance suit outdoor and compliance-sensitive jobs.

Specifications

Model: N5T-8DAV

Brand: Luminys

Product Series: N5-D Mainstream

Product Line: LumiDeterrent

Camera Type: Turret

Effective Camera Resolution: 8MP

Maximum Video Resolution: 3840 x 2160

Maximum Frame Rate: 30fps

Video Formats: H.264

Image Sensor Type: CMOS

Lens Type: Varifocal (included)

Focal Length: 2.7-13.5mm

Maximum Aperture: f/1

Field of View: Diagonal

Shutter Speed: 1/100000 second (shortest) to 1/3 second (longest)

Minimum Illumination: 0.0000 lux

Night Vision: Yes, Infrared (IR), 164′

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes

Storage Type: Memory Card

Input Voltage: 12V DC

Ingress Protection Rating: IP67

NDAA Compliant: Yes

Environmental Certification: FCC

Operating Temperature: -40°F to 140°F

Operating Humidity: 95%

Height: 5.60″

Diameter: 5.60″

Weight: 2.00 lb

Installation notes

Choose a mounting spot that keeps the red/blue lights and speaker clear of obstructions, and aim the camera away from reflective surfaces that could cause glare from the LEDs at night. Fine-tune the motorized lens from the network once the camera is powered so you can frame the scene without climbing back up to the mount.