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IPZM-2236-QWG/QDG/QMG/QHG/QSG/QCG
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The 36X 2MP Global Shutter High FPS Zoom Block Camera combines a 1/2-inch global shutter sensor with Full HD video output at 50/60fps. The global shutter design helps reduce motion-related image distortion, while the higher frame rate provides more frames for observing moving subjects compared with 25/30fps models.
Featuring a 6–216mm lens, the camera offers 36X optical zoom and 16X digital zoom, with a field of view from 54.5° to 1.95°. This allows the imaging system to adjust between wider scene coverage and narrower views of distant subjects.
The camera supports Super Starlight imaging, 120dB WDR, 3D DNR, and electronic defog for varying lighting conditions. It also provides multiple IP-based output configurations, a 36-pin interface, and VISCA/Pelco-D/P protocol support for integration into compatible camera systems.
H.265/H.264，H.265+/H.264+, 2MP, 1920×1080P, P/ N: 50fps /60fps
36X Optical, 6-216mm optical zoom, 16X digital zoom
Super starlight, 120dB WDR
Support low Illumination, 3D DNR, 3D positioning
Support SD card (256G)
Support three streams
Support Intelligent Black Light, E-defog, Heat-removal, Optical Defog (Optional)
Support distortion correction
Support 500 presets, 8 cruise scan
Support audio 1/1, alarm 1/1
Support VISCA, PeIco-D/P protocol
Support Smart Functions: Motion detection, Video detection, Perimeter detection, Line detection, Items left and lost, Audio detection
Support corridor mode
Easy connect to zooming camera, PTZ and platform
Multiple protocol/interface, Open SDK, Function extension
Support OEM/ODM and Customization service
● Module: Single IP output for dual camera combination
● Main board: Single IP output for camera combination of dual visible lights, or combination of visible light and thermal imaging
● Standard 36 PIN interface
● PIN TO PIN
● Support HIK protocol
● Multiple holes for easy installation
● Reserved camera installation holes for easy use
● Can be connected to an external light board
● Can be connected to external sensor
● Can be connected to an external GPS
| Model | IPZM-2236-QWG/QDG/QMG/QHG/QSG/QCG |
| Camera | |
| Sensor | 1/2 Global Shutter Sensor |
| Resolution | 2MP |
| Low illumination | Color:0.001 Lux @(F1.5, AGC ON); B/W:0.0005Lux @(F1.5,AGC ON) |
| S/N ratio | ＞55dB |
| D/N mode | Auto ICR, auto, color, B/W |
| Lens | |
| Zoom times | f =6-216mm，36X optical，16X digital |
| Aperture | Auto/Manual Mode, Max Aperture：F1.5~F3.4 |
| Shutter | 1/25-1/100,000s；support slow shutter |
| FOV | 54.5°-1.95°（wide-tele.） |
| Minimum focusing distance | 100mm-1500mm（wide-tele.） |
| Encoding | |
| Video encoding | H.265 / H.264，H.265+/H.264+ |
| H.265 | BaseLine Profile / Main Profile / High Profile |
| H.264 | BaseLine Profile / Main Profile / High Profile |
| Video encoding rate | 64Kbps~16Mbps |
| Audio encoding standard | G.711A/G.711U/G.726/AAC |
| Audio encoding rate | 16Kbps (G.711)/ (G.711U)/ (G.726)/(AAC) |
| Image | |
| Main stream | 50Hz: 50fps (1920 × 1080,1280 × 720); 60Hz: 60fps (1920 × 1080,1280 × 720)； |
| Second stream | 50Hz: 25fps(720×576，352×288);60Hz: 30fps(720×576，352×288) |
| Third stream | 50Hz: 25fps(1280 × 720，720×576，352×288); 60Hz: 30fps(1280 × 720，720×576，352×288) |
| Image setting | Brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, chroma, adjustable through browser |
| BLC | Support |
| HLC | Support |
| Exposure | Auto Exposure/Manual Exposure/Anti Drag/Low Light Priority/High Light Priority/Aperture Priority/Shutter Priority/Lock Mode |
| Focus | Auto focus/manual focus/semi-automatic focus |
| Area focus | Support |
| E-defog | Support |
| Optical Defog | Optional |
| Electronic anti-shake | Support |
| D/N shift | Automatic, manual, image algorithm, time period setting, serial trigger |
| 3D DNR | Support |
| Picture Overlay | Support |
| Permeability | Auto, area setting |
| ROI | 4 areas |
| Internet Functions | |
| Storage | Micro SD/SDHC /SDXC card(256G), NAS (NFS, SMB/CIFS) |
| Internet Protocol | TCP/IP, MTU, HTTP, HTTPS,FTP,DHCP,DDNS,UPNP,RTSP,RTMP,NTP,SMTP,PPPOE |
| Protocol | ONVIF/SDK/Third-party protocol |
| Interface | |
| Internet Interface | 36pin FFC (RJ45, RS485, RS232, SDHC, Alarm In/Out, Line In/Out, Power) |
| External interface | LVDS/MIPI/HDMI/SDI/CVBS |
| General Spec. | |
| Working Temp. | -30℃~60℃, Humidity<95%(Non-Condensing) |
| Power supply | DC12V±10%, 2A |
| Consumption | 2.5W (4.5W MAX) |
| Size | 98.9*52*60 |
| Weight | 329g（with shell）；179.5g（without shell） |
Note: Details are subject to change without prior notice. Please refer to latest product datasheet.
| -W | -D | -M | -H | -S | -C |
| IP | IP+LVDS | IP+MIPI | IP+HDMI | IP+SDI | IP+CVBS |
Q1. What is the practical difference between this global shutter model and the super starlight models in the same range?
The super starlight models are tuned for sensitivity in near-static scenes. This model is tuned for motion fidelity through a 1/2" global shutter sensor at up to 60fps. If the camera stays still and the scene is dark, super starlight is the better fit. If the camera moves, or the subject moves fast, the global shutter is the reason to choose this one.
Q2. Does it really output 1080p at 60fps?
Yes, on the main stream. At 60Hz the main stream runs 60fps at 1920 × 1080 and 1280 × 720; at 50Hz it runs 50fps at the same resolutions. The second and third streams run 30fps at 60Hz and 25fps at 50Hz, which is normally the right split — full frame rate for recording and analysis, lower frame rate for preview and mobile viewing.
Q3. Which output variant should I order — W, D, M, H, S or C?
-W is IP only. -D adds LVDS, -M adds MIPI, -H adds HDMI, -S adds SDI, -C adds CVBS, all with IP retained. Choose according to what the host board or the display chain accepts. All six share the same optical and imaging core, so the choice does not affect image quality.
Q4. Can it replace the block camera in an existing PTZ design?
That is what the 36-pin FFC is for. The interface is PIN-to-PIN compatible and supports HIK protocol, so the physical connection and host firmware typically carry over. Control is via VISCA or Pelco-D/P, which covers most PTZ controllers already in the field.
