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Alarm.com | Pro Series 1080p PoE Dome Camera with 95 ft IR Night Vision | ADC-VC827P

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ADC-VC827P

A straightforward 1080p PoE dome for the positions that need reliable coverage rather than maximum resolution. A 2.8 mm F1.6 lens gives 111 degrees, which covers a doorway, a corridor or a small car park from one mounting point, and infrared reaches about 95 feet in full darkness.

Built for the commercial installer

The value here is cost per covered position. On a job with a lot of cameras, spending 4K money on a corridor that only needs to show who walked through it is wasted budget, and it costs storage on the recorder every hour of every day. A 1080p dome in those positions leaves budget for higher resolution where identification actually matters.

Rated -22F to 122F and powered over the network cable, so there is no separate supply at the camera. The dome housing keeps the lens direction non-obvious from the ground, which is often the point in a public area.

Key features

  • Lower cost per covered position, leaving budget for high resolution where it counts
  • 111-degree view on a 2.8 mm lens, covering a doorway or corridor from one point
  • 95 ft (30 m) infrared for full-darkness coverage
  • Single-cable PoE install, no separate supply at the camera
  • Rated -22F to 122F for exterior and unconditioned interior positions
  • Lower bitrate than 4K so recorder storage goes further across a large camera count

System requirements

Requires PoE and an Alarm.com account with a compatible video plan. Connects at 10/100 Mbps over RJ-45.

Brand:
Alarm.com
Lens:
2.8 mm, F1.6
Dimensions:
4.1 x 3.1 in (103.5 x 78 mm)
Form factor:
Fixed dome PoE camera
Max resolution:
1920 x 1080. Also 1280 x 720 and 640 x 360
Image sensor:
1/2.7 in progressive scan CMOS
Field of view:
111 degrees
IR range:
Up to 95 ft (30 m)
Power input:
PoE
Network:
10/100 Mbps RJ-45
Operating temp:
-22F to 122F (-30C to 50C)
Operating humidity:
20% to 100% RH, non-condensing
When should I choose 1080p over a 4MP or 8MP camera?
On positions where the job is showing that something happened rather than identifying a face at distance, such as corridors and doorways. It costs less per position and uses less recorder storage every hour.
How is this camera powered?
Over PoE on the network cable, so there is no separate power supply at the camera position.
Can it be mounted outdoors?
It is rated -22F to 122F. Confirm the specific mounting position suits the housing's ingress rating for the exposure involved.