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5MP Fisheye WiFi Camera – 150° Lens & IR Night Vision

A 5MP camera with a listed 150° fisheye lens, infrared night viewing and WiFi or wired networking. Plan which part of the wide view matters most.

CONSIDER IT FOR

An entrance or room where a broad, fixed view is more useful than moving the camera head.

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Listing checked 22 October 2026 · Product ID 112070121
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THE PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE

A wider fixed perspective

Sketch the view from the intended mounting point. A broad angle is useful for overall context, but a subject far from the lens still occupies a small part of the image. Keep the area you care about clear and test its appearance at the edge as well as the centre.

Plan the setup

Ask about the current compatible app, power supply and cloud charges. Confirm cable protection and mounting instructions for the intended position. Review a night-time sample from your actual installation before relying on the view.

What it offers

  • View a broad scene from one fixed position.
  • Choose listed WiFi or an RJ45 network connection.
  • Use local card storage or investigate the supported cloud option.

What to check before ordering

  • Fisheye framing changes the appearance of objects near the edges.
  • An RJ45 socket alone does not establish Power over Ethernet support.
  • Protect connections and confirm installation requirements, even with a listed IP66 housing.

Keep the source in view.

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Use cameras with awareness of the people and spaces being recorded. Identify the lens, discuss placement and avoid spaces where people expect privacy.

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