BoYata
BoYata QND-8080R 5 MP Indoor Network IR Dome Camera
A 5 MP indoor dome camera with a 3.2–10 mm motorised varifocal lens, 30 fps capture, 120 dB WDR and PoE power
- 5 MP resolution captures detailed indoor footage
- 2–10 mm motorised varifocal lens gives 3.1× optical zoom
- 30 fps at 5 MP provides smooth real-time video
- 120 dB WDR balances bright and dark areas in one frame
- PoE supplies power and data through a single RJ45 cable
Purpose-built surveillance
The BoYata QND-8080R is a 5 MP indoor network IR dome camera designed for continuous monitoring. It suits installers and facility managers who need motorised focal-length adjustment without opening the housing. Day-and-night operation with 120 dB WDR keeps detail visible across bright and dark zones.
Installation practicalities
A 3.2~10 mm motorised varifocal lens (3.1x) lets the installer set the field of view remotely over the network. PoE delivers power and data through a single RJ45 cable, reducing cabling time. An SD memory slot stores footage locally, while a CVBS output allows a handheld monitor to verify aim during commissioning.
Upgrade considerations
The camera replaces fixed-lens domes where the scene distance changes or where future re-aiming is likely. WiseStream II compression lowers bandwidth and storage demand compared with older constant-bitrate models. Defocus, directional and intrusion analytics reduce false-alarm workload for monitoring staff. Buyers who need outdoor-rated housings or multi-sensor panoramic coverage should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 5 MP resolution captures detailed indoor footage
- 2–10 mm motorised varifocal lens gives 3.1× optical zoom
- 30 fps at 5 MP provides smooth real-time video
- 120 dB WDR balances bright and dark areas in one frame
- PoE supplies power and data through a single RJ45 cable
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What frame rate does the 5 MP sensor deliver over the RJ45 PoE link?
The camera streams at 30 frames per second at full 5 MP resolution over the RJ45 Power over Ethernet connection.
What mounting clearance does the motorised varifocal dome need?
The 3.2–10 mm motorised varifocal lens requires enough ceiling space for the dome housing and lens travel; exact cut-out dimensions are in the installation guide.
How do you focus the motorised lens during setup, and what step is often missed?
Use the CVBS test output to adjust focus locally while the camera is powered via PoE, then save the setting in the web interface — skipping the CVBS check leaves the image soft.
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