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A minidome network camera delivering 768 x 576 video at 30 fps with a 3.6x optical zoom lens and PoE power
The Sony SNC-DS10 is a network minidome camera that captures video at 768 x 576 resolution and 30fps. It uses a 1/4-type progressive scan CCD sensor with ExwavePRO technology and a vari-focal lens offering 3.6x optical zoom. Power over Ethernet is supported alongside AC 24 V and DC 12 V inputs with 7.5 W maximum consumption. Dual JPEG and MPEG-4 streams can be delivered simultaneously for recording and live viewing.
This unit fits projects that require a compact dome form factor with wall or ceiling mounting and easy angle adjustment. Buyers who need megapixel or higher resolution should look elsewhere. Systems requiring wireless connectivity or onboard storage slots are not served by this model. The camera targets standard-definition IP surveillance over wired Ethernet infrastructure.
The 768 x 576 pixel ceiling sets the level of detail available for identification and monitoring tasks. At 30 frames per second the camera provides smooth motion capture within that resolution limit. If the application demands finer detail or wider fields of view beyond this specification, a different camera class is required. This resolution figure is the primary factor in deciding whether the SNC-DS10 meets the project requirements.
| Brand | SONY |
|---|---|
| Model | SNC-DS10 |
| Network Camera | Yes |
| Type | Minidome Camera |
| Connection Type | RJ45 |
| Networking Protocol | TCP, UDP, HTTP, ARP, ICMP, FTP, SMTP, DHCP, DNS, NTP, RTP/RTCP, RTSP, SNMP |
| Sensor & Detector | 1/4-type Progressive Scan CCD with ExwavePRO Technology |
| MAX Resolution | 768 x 576 |
| Frame Rate | 30fps |
| Lens Type | Vari-focal lens, 3.6x optical zoom(2x digital zoom), f=2.8 to 10.0 mm |
| Power over Ethernet | Yes |
| Power | 7.5 W max Consumption, AC 24 V/DC 12 V |
| Features | JPEG picture quality settings with constant bitrate algorithm Variable gamma settings Wall- or ceiling-mountable Easy viewing angle adjustment Powerful vari-focal zoom Lens/Wide viewing angle Quick focus adjustment Ball-Joint lens mount technology Selectable JPEG and MPEG-4 compression formats Dual-encoding capability Bi-directional audio Voice alert The DEPA platform - Intelligent video analytics Intelligent motion detection Sensor IN/Alarm OUT ports IEEE802.1X compliant Date/Time superimposition Privacy zone masking Analog composite video output Simultaneous access for up to 10 use |
| Shipping weight | 1.00 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 203 × 178 mm |
The camera consumes a maximum of 7.5 W and supports Power over Ethernet, so it can operate all day from a single network cable.
It needs a standard RJ45 Ethernet connection and a network that provides DHCP, DNS and NTP services for automatic configuration and time synchronisation.
Yes, it provides an analogue composite video output alongside its IP stream, allowing it to feed a legacy DVR while also serving network clients.
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