i-PRO WV-U22501-F3L 5MP Indoor Vandal IR Dome Camera

i-PRO WV-U22501-F3L 5MP Indoor Vandal IR Dome Camera

Overview

The WV-U22501-F3L is a 5MP indoor dome engineered for high-security environments where impact resistance is non-negotiable — detention facilities, transportation hubs, and hostile-zone warehouses. The IK10 rating withstands substantial blunt-force damage without compromising optical clarity or sensor integrity. 5MP resolution delivers usable evidence-grade detail across interior spaces. 28m infrared range (92 ft at 30IRE) with three selectable intensity levels eliminates dependency on external lighting for 24/7 low-light and total-darkness monitoring. Built-in FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certified encryption (EdgeLock SE052F) and NDAA compliance satisfy federal procurement mandates for sensitive facilities.

Compatibility

The WV-U22501-F3L operates as a standalone ONVIF-compliant camera, integrating with any third-party VMS platform supporting ONVIF Profile S, T, or G. Pairs with standard PoE (802.3af) switches and NVRs delivering 13W via a single network cable — verify your PSE (power sourcing equipment) has sufficient remaining budget if deploying multiple units on a single switch branch. Built-in microphone and audio input jack support two-way communication when your recording system handles audio channels. Ceiling and rack mounting hardware accommodates standard facility infrastructure — confirm your mounting structure can support IK10-rated dome weight before installation.

Installation Notes

Operating temperature range is −10°C to +50°C (14°F to 122°F); verify facility climate control maintains this window, especially in unheated or uncooled zones. IP42 rating protects against dust ingress and direct water spray but is unsuitable for full submersion or outdoor weathering — indoor deployment only. Video motion detection (VMD) and scene-change detection (SCD) trigger on-camera recording or alarm events; configure detection zones and sensitivity in your VMS to minimize false positives in high-traffic areas. 13W draw is modest but cumulative across multiple cameras — validate your switch's total PoE budget before provisioning.