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SKU: FD9383-HVF2
UPC: 4710469355455
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Vivotek FD9383-HVF2 5MP Outdoor Dome Camera

5MP outdoor dome with IK10 vandal rating and 30m IR for perimeters

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Vivotek FD9383-HVF2 5MP Outdoor Dome Camera

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Overview

SKU: FD9383-HVF2
UPC: 4710469355455
Condition: New
Availability: In stock · Ships same business day

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Description

Vivotek FD9383-HVF2 5MP Outdoor Dome Camera

The Vivotek FD9383-HVF2 is a hardened 5MP outdoor dome designed for uncontrolled environments where weather, dust, and physical impact are non-negotiable concerns. It combines 5-megapixel resolution, weatherproof construction, and integrated infrared illumination into a self-contained surveillance platform that reduces installation complexity and operational overhead on outdoor perimeter deployments.

Key Features

  • 5MP resolution (2592 × 1944): Captures enough detail for positive identification in forensic review without inflating storage costs the way 8MP or 12MP sensors do. Practical middle ground for outdoor identification workflows — you'll consume roughly 25–40 Mbps depending on compression (H.265 vs H.264) and scene complexity, which is manageable on most multi-camera NVR deployments.
  • IP66 rating: Direct water spray and dust ingress won't degrade the sensor or electronics. Skip this camera if you need full submersion (that requires IP67 or higher); otherwise, rain, washdown, and coastal salt spray are handled.
  • IK10 impact rating: Withstands intentional vandalism and accidental physical damage — the highest on the IK scale. Eliminates the common failure mode of impact-cracked domes in high-risk yards or retail parking lots.
  • 2.8mm fixed lens, wide-angle coverage: Maximizes field of view per camera, reducing the number of units needed to cover a perimeter or parking area. Trade-off: fixed focal length means you cannot zoom after installation — mount position must be carefully chosen at commissioning.
  • 30-meter infrared illumination: Enables reliable 24/7 monitoring without visible light spillover. Useful for facilities where discreet nighttime operation is required; sufficient range for most warehouse yards and perimeter fences but falls short for large open fields beyond 100+ feet.
  • Built-in AI analytics: Motion detection, tampering alerts, and object-based event filtering happen at the camera level, reducing bandwidth consumption and NVR processing load. Simplifies deployment when external analytics infrastructure is not available or desirable.
  • Dome form factor: Discrete appearance and integrated weatherproof design. Ceiling or wall mounting typical; direct sunlight and glare on the dome can reduce image quality in high-contrast scenes.

Integration and Compatibility

The FD9383-HVF2 is built to the professional C-series construction standard common in the Vivotek IP cameras line, which means firmware updates and interoperability follow industry ONVIF standards. Power delivery is via PoE (802.3af or PoE+ depending on firmware and configuration), eliminating the need for separate 12VDC runs in retrofit scenarios. Mounting hardware, weatherproof connectors, and cable glands are typically included or readily available as standard accessories.

For integrators deploying multi-camera systems, the FD9383-HVF2's output will require network video recorder capacity planning. H.265 compression cuts bandwidth roughly in half compared to H.264 — a real factor when recording 24/7 across dozens of outdoor cameras. Consult your NVR or VMS platform documentation to confirm firmware codec support before specifying.

When to Choose a Different Model

If your environment requires higher resolution for long-distance identification (beyond 100 feet), consider a higher-megapixel variant in the Vivotek outdoor camera family or a model with motorized zoom optics. If you need full submersion capability or saltwater washdown in marine applications, specify an IP67-rated unit. For indoor-only deployments in climate-controlled spaces, stepping down to a lower-cost indoor dome will reduce unnecessary environmental durability overhead.

Typical Applications

  • Warehouse and outdoor storage yard perimeter monitoring
  • Retail parking lot and loading dock surveillance
  • Manufacturing facility exterior and fence line coverage
  • Distribution center shipping yard oversight
  • High-traffic outdoor areas requiring 24/7 discreet IR operation

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What's the maximum IR range on the FD9383-HVF2?

A: 30 meters (98 feet). Sufficient for most warehouse yards and perimeter fences, but falls short for large open fields beyond 100+ feet. Plan mounting height and coverage zones accordingly at commissioning.

Q: Can I zoom the FD9383-HVF2 after installation?

A: No. The 2.8mm lens is fixed focal length — there is no motorized zoom. Mount position must be carefully chosen during the initial survey phase. The wide-angle coverage helps maximize frame of view per camera.

Q: Is the FD9383-HVF2 suitable for submersion or saltwater environments?

A: No. IP66 rating handles rain, spray, and dust. Full submersion requires IP67 or higher. For marine washdown or submersion, specify a model with IP67 or IP68 rating.

Q: What compression formats does the FD9383-HVF2 support?

A: H.265 and H.264. H.265 reduces storage and bandwidth consumption by roughly 40–60% depending on scene complexity — meaningful for 24/7 multi-camera recorders. Confirm your NVR or VMS supports H.265 codec before commissioning.

Q: How much bandwidth does the FD9383-HVF2 consume?

A: Approximately 25–40 Mbps depending on compression (H.265 vs H.264) and scene complexity. Plan your network and NVR storage accordingly. H.265 will be at the lower end of that range.

Q: Does the FD9383-HVF2 support ONVIF?

A: Yes. The camera follows ONVIF standards, ensuring integration with third-party VMS platforms and NVR systems that support ONVIF Profile S, T, or G.

James Everett
James Everett
Perspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.

The FD9383-HVF2 is a workhorse for outdoor yards where you need hands-off 24/7 coverage without fancy optics or complicated wiring. The fixed 2.8mm lens and 5MP sensor are intentionally conservative — no thermal runaway from motorized focus, no moving parts to fail, and enough resolution to resolve faces at 30–50 feet in good light. The IK10 rating is the real differentiator here; I've seen standard dome cameras snap under impact in loading docks and parking lots. This one won't.

Technical Highlights:

  • 2.8mm fixed lens with wide-angle framing: Reduces per-location camera count and eliminates post-installation zoom adjustments. You must plan spacing carefully at survey — no second chances without unmounting.
  • IK10 vandal rating: Absorbs direct impact and intentional abuse. Critical in high-traffic or high-risk yards where standard plastic domes become liabilities.
  • 30m IR with no visible spillover: Handles 24/7 operation in sensitive facilities. Range is practical for perimeter and yard coverage; plan for additional units if you're covering open fields beyond 100+ feet.
  • IP66/IP67 protection: Rain and dust are non-issues. Just remember: IP66 is splash and spray, not full submersion. If you're power-washing or dealing with marine environments, you need IP67.

Deployment Considerations:

  • No motorized zoom = fixed mounting. Survey the site carefully. Once the camera is up, field-of-view is locked. Adjust height or angle on-site before final fastening.
  • PoE power budget: Draws under 13W via 802.3af PoE. Won't strain most managed switches, but confirm your PoE budget if you're stacking 10+ cameras on a single switch.
  • Bandwidth and storage. H.265 at 25–40 Mbps per camera adds up fast on 24/7 recording. Plan NVR storage for 7–30 day retention depending on your retention policy and available capacity.

Position the FD9383-HVF2 for outdoor yards, loading docks, and perimeter fence lines where you want simple, reliable coverage without motorized zoom complexity. It's not the camera for identifying license plates at 200 feet or tracking individual people across 10 acres — that requires higher resolution or PTZ optics. But for standard warehouse and retail outdoor surveillance at typical mounting distances (20–80 feet), it's a solid, durable choice.

Specifications
Form Factor: Dome
Resolution: 5MP
IR Low Light: IR
IP Rating: IP66
Vandal Rating: IK10
Type: Dome
Product Type: Dome
Night Vision: IR
Housing Color: White
Environment Rating: Outdoor
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