Securely monitor an indoor space with the Verkada CD42 5MP Indoor Dome Camera Night Vision 768GBfrom Verkada. This unit uses a 1/2.8" progressive CMOS sensor to capture 2688 x 1944 resolution video at 24 fps. IR LEDs provide up to 49' of night vision. The camera's 2.8mm fixed lens delivers a 97° horizontal angle of view. A built-in microphone enables the camera to pick up audio from up to 15' away. A memory card slot accepts microSD/SDXC cards (available separately). Additionally, this camera has 768GB onboard storage. Integrated PoE technology simplifies connectivity by enabling the transfer of power and data through a single cable. No recorders or servers are required for operation.

The CD42 is housed in an IK08-rated enclosure for protection from vandalism.

2688 x 1944 Resolution at 24 fps    IR LEDs for Night Vision up to 49'    2.8mm Fixed Lens    97° Horizontal Angle of View    Built-In Microphone    768GB Onboard Storage    Supports microSD Cards    RJ45 Ethernet with PoE Technology    IK08-Rated Impact Resistance

NVRs, DVRs, or servers are not required for operation

768GB onboard storage

Cloud-managed solution via Verkada software

Centralized management via Verkada's VX52 Viewing Station and native apps enable secure remote access

Scalable to thousands of cameras per location

IR cut filter for day and night functionality

Alerts for camera status, motion detection, people detection, vehicle detection, person of interest detection, crowd detection, line crossing detection, and loitering detection

People analytics include people search, attribute search, face search, occupancy trends, motion search, trajectory analysis, selective face blurring, and AI-powered search

Vehicle analytics include vehicle search, attribute search, motion search, trajectory analysis, occupancy trends, and AI-powered search

Sharing and privacy features include live Links, live face blur, privacy regions, and audit log

LED indicator power system and status

Automatic firmware updates

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have an inner baffel of diffusion? If so, how large?

A: Yes, the Aputure Light Dome 150 softbox (5') offers a inner baffling system.

Q: 2. Is the Aputure Light Dome compatible with the original Aputure 120d mk 1?

A: Yes this Light Dome SE can work on the original C120D.

Q: 3. Will this work with a Meade EXT125?

A: It will if your using the right apature.

Q: 4. does this fit on a LCM114 Telescope?

A: The Celestron NexImage 5 Solar System Imager (5MP) BH #CENM5SSI • MFR #93711 will work with the Celestron 114LCM 114mm f/9 Computerized GoTo Reflector Telescope BH #CE114LCM • MFR #31150 or any other make and model telescope with a 1.25" eyepiece.

Q: 5. Can this be used as a document viewer?

A: Since it can only focus up to 6 inches away, it would not be able to view the entire document. Also the base is not large enough for a standard size letter or legal page.

Q: 6. is it possible to attach this camera to a baader hyperion zoom ? I am planning to buy a skywatcher 120mm ed refractor and a vx mount ,but I am unclear as to if this can only be used with barlows for multiples of prime focus or if it can be attached to ep's

A: The NexImage 5 camera does not have a lens and is not designed to record images through an eyepiece. It is designed to fit into your telescope's 1.25 focuser drawtube (or 2 to 1.25 adapter) in place of an eyepiece, using the optics of your telescope as a lens. In principal, you can use this camera with a Barlow for added magnification, but the 2.2 micron pixel size of the Neximage 5 combined with the 840mm focal length of the Skywatcher 120 ED already means that to 0.54 arc-seconds of sky will be spread over each pixel. A 120mm aperture only gives an angular resolution of (at best) 1.16 arc-seconds due to diffraction. In this situation any extra magnification provided by a Barlow can do little to improve the resolution of the image and will work against you by reducing the signal to noise ratio.

Q: 7. is this controlled over visca?

A: The supported control protocol for this unit is RS 422, visca is not available on this unit

Q: 8. Ive had trouble keeping a good track on Jupiter and Saturn with my Celestron 6se and my Neximage 5. Both planets drift out of the Icap window even after I have a good alignment. Any suggestions?

A: Make sure your tripod is level, and confirm the telescope is tracking a celestial object after a successful alignment. If you are using a Barlow Lens, consider using a 1.5x Barlow Lens or not one at all. Sincerely, Garret at Celestron

Q: 9. Can this connect to an android phone?

A: It has to be plugged into a USB device running Windows 7, 8, 10 or Later MacOS 10.12 or Later

Q: 10. ? will it work good with nexstar 4se

A: If by work you mean render good imagery -yes. It does not however, synch with the field of view through the scope. I expected a 1:1 parity but this is not even close. Users expect to get a photo of what they saw through the lens. They don't get that.