The Radius 12.0 - 26P12 - 12MP 360° Fisheye Dome Camera

This camera will plug and play with our Admiral and Imperial line of NVRs.

Please note that our camera models with models numbers in the 26xxx format record in the new, more efficient H.265 compression codex and are intended to work with our 2018 Imperial and Admiral NVRs.

Because this camera defaults to recording in H.265 and because the firmware is 100% different on both the NVRs and cameras for 2018, the 26xxx camera line will not plug and play with our older POE NVRs, such as the Networker and Vanguard series NVRs. You should still be able to record these cameras with any of those older NVRs by using external POE switches (similar to the ONVIF method) and switching the compression to H.264. We also have not discontinued our old lines; please see these categories for compatibility lists by NVR line: cameras that are compatible with our 2016 Networker NVRs or cameras that are compatible with our 2017 Vanguard NVRs.

With this camera and a SCW Admiral or Imperial NVR, you can send Snapshot Email Alerts.

You can set up your recorder to email a series of pictures you when motion is detected by one of your SCW cameras (or if one of our other VCA event is observed). You can choose specific dates and times for these alerts to be active and other times for these alerts to be ignored. Some Snapshot email options are based upon your current recording mode.

See how how Snapshot Emails work

You can also have these images sent via FTP to your Server.

You can record your SCW cameras continuously, via motion, or even via VCA (video content analysis) events (like line crossing or intrusion detection).

You can create individual schedules for each camera, including hours for motion recording mode, hours for continuous recording mode, hours for event recording mode, or even hours when that camera is off completely.

With this camera and a SCW Admiral or Imperial NVR, you have video analytics based motion detection.

Motion detection can also be used to send you email alerts when motion is detected or to record when recording on motion events. You can modify the sensitivity level, so that more or less movement is required for the motion detection to trigger. You can create inclusion areas (places where you care if there is motion) and define the rest as exclusion areas (places where you don't care if there is motion). So, for example, you could create a motion based alert to notify you if someone was in your yard, but ignore them if they were on the sidewalk or in the street.

Many consumer grade cameras uses PIR sensors to trigger a camera to turn on when something gets close enough to the sensor. This is bad design as there's a slight delay (0.5-3 seconds) that can cause the camera to not record what happened. Our cameras not only don't have a recording delay but allows you to record up to 30 seconds before the motion.

Don't miss out on important motion events: go back in time, before the event, to understand why it happened.

With this camera and a SCW Admiral or Imperial NVR, you can be alerted when your camera detect people, objects, or vehicles that do specific things, such as:

Crossing over a line (aka tripwire)

Entering an area

Lingering in an area

Covering, damaging, or moving the camera lens

When a face is in an area

In addition you can search your video footage for these events* and run reports on the number of people, vehicles, or objects that enter and leaving through an area.

*Each feature must be enabled and setup before it can be searched. Not all features can run at once.

Tired of chasing down firmware from the manufacturer, downloading the firmware, uploading the firmware to the device, and then restarting the device? Don't bother!

This device checks for firmware and then downloads and installs it, itself, with one click.

This Camera has SCW EasyConnect2.0 which allows it to plug and play with SCW Cameras up to 750 feet away!

Normally, ethernet cable has a limit of ~300 feet. After that you start getting data packet collision (your video data gets all mixed up and hard to figure out the order of the data). With this SCW Admiral NVR and any of the SCW Admiral Line Cameras, you can extend that distance up to 750 feet. This feature requires both our cameras and NVR to work together.

When plugging a camera into a normal POE switch or POE injector, the normal ~300 foot limits will still apply. SCWEasyConnect 2.0 only availible on SCW NVRs and some SCW POE Switches.

This camera is commercial grade, and is made of cast aluminum and ceramic molding, instead of the typical plastic molding common in the industry.

This product has passed vibration tests, can withstand an electrical surge up to 6,000 volts, and the casing will prevent intrusion of both dust and water into the internal component space. The screws and mounting hardware are made of stainless steel that have passed SUS410 salt spray anti-corrosion testing. We use automotive grade LEDs and anti-reflection glass (which means better infrared results). In short, this camera is going to hold up over time.

This camera has Anti Reflective Glass.

Anti Reflective Glass allows better light transmission vs standard glass. Standard Glass cameras often come with a foam ring around the lens to prevent infrared light from bouncing back off the glass and entering the lens. This bounce back can cause extreme differences in infrared lighting, which makes some items too bright and others too washed out if the ring is loose, ripped, or removed. Anti-Reflective Glass prevents this issue. Also, people have a tendency to accidentally destroy, damage, throw away, or lose these foam rings. Anti-Reflective Glass reduces maintenance and user error.

This camera has Car Grade LEDs.

Many IP cameras include low quality infrared bulbs that fail over time. This camera has Car Grade LEDs, and you should expect the same sort of longevity from them as the headlights in your car.

This camera has Headlight Compensation.

Vehicle headlights directly into the camera lens can render many cameras useless. Headlight compensation reduces glare and overexposure due to car headlights.

At SCW, we try not to use the misleading term "License Plate Camera." The term "License plate cameras" is used rather flippantly by the security camera industry, has no real definition as a term, and can sometimes mean simply the presence of HLC; be careful with companies offering a simple solution to a very complex task of capturing license plates.

For more info, please read our knowledge base article on What they don't tell you about License Plate Cameras.

This camera has an Adjustable Shutter Speed in a range between 1/30s to 1/100,000 of a second.

The shutter in a camera controls how long the camera takes to take a picture, but faster doesn't mean better. The faster that a camera shutter opens and closes, the more likely that you will get a clear, blur-free image. The longer that the shutter is open, the more light you let in and the better your image will be in low light. Shutters that are open for an extremely long time allow you to take color pictures at night/twilight without having to switch to infrared mode, but can result in motion blur.

There's no one-size fits all approach to shutter speed, so we give you full control (and free tech support) to set it up the best way possible.

This device is ONVIF Conformant.

ONVIF is an open industry standard encoding language for the interface of IP-based physical security products. (It's what allows your IP camera, your NVR, or any other device to talk with each other - Not all manufacturers are ONVIF compatible and may leave you in a scenario where you cannot record your footage without paying a monthly fee.)

Honeywell, Panasonic, Dynacolor, Sony, Samsung, Pelco, Bosch, Axis, HikVision, Arecont Vision, are ONVIF members. Check with your specific model number from these manufacturers to confirm ONVIF compatibility.