EmpireTech 2x4MP 1/2.7" CMOS Starlight IR Mini Dome Dual Lens IP Wired Camera,Good for Corridor,Multi-Sensor,IP67,Motion Detection,Built-in Mic,Fixed Lens IPC-E541F-E2-AS 2.8MM

I have two of these and they are great! It's like two for the price of one. Image quality is great, easy to configure, work with Blue Iris.

This unit is actually two seperate cameras in the same housing. This makes it more compact, and can be installed using less space than two cameras and their mounting boxes would take up. I had one such location, and this unit is working well for that use. The 4-megapixel, (1/2.7") format gives great daylight performance, but only acceptable performance in low-light areas. The supplemental infrared LEDs help at night, so it works OK for my use. The setup GUI requires using an Internet Explorer browser in Windows OS, or the newer Microsoft Edge running in "IE Mode" to access and change the functions of the camera. I have no Microsoft PCs available since I use Macintosh at home. I was able to get by this by setting up a "Virtual Machine" to run Windows on my Mac. It's not a straightforward process to do this, so if you're not a computer person I recommend getting a low end Windows laptop if you plan on messing with these type of cameras. Other cameras being made now seem to support all standard web browsers, maybe the camera manufacturers are finally updating their microprocessors in the units and making this the new standard. But cameras that use previous CPUs seem to be stuck on the Internet Explorer platform for their GUI operations.

It’s a great camera when you want to cover 2 areas but only feel like running one cable. I use it with blue iris and it works well.

For a camera that has an interface exactly like other makers whose camera interfaces with the milestone server, this one will not. The plug in is abosolutely garbage for any browser and the external plugin does not allow known user names and passwords access to the camera. Frustrating beyond measure.

I did not want to run another Poe line to same location to widen my camera's vision. These dual Sensor camera solved my problem.

Struggles with ghosting and artifacts when dimly lit but is awesome during the day.

While it produces decent quality image during the day, the night vision is pretty poor. It appears to have to do with IR reflections from the plastic dome cover.

Great during the day, poor night vision, will be trying to add a IR illuminator to see if that helps.