Instead of a single narrow field of view, the RP-PCT8MD uses a dual-lens design to produce an extra-wide panoramic image at up to 5120 x 1552 pixels. That elongated frame suits long, open spaces such as the front of a house, a parking area or a garden fence line. One camera covers ground that would otherwise need two, which keeps installation simpler and puts the whole scene in a single feed.
An 8 MP resolution gives you enough detail to zoom into recorded footage and pick out what matters, whether that's a figure at the gate or a vehicle on the drive. The lens is listed as F2.8mm with an F1.6 aperture, and a wide aperture like this lets in more light, which helps when the scene isn't brightly lit. It's a solid spec sheet for a panoramic outdoor camera.
Security doesn't stop when the sun goes down. The camera's infrared illumination reaches up to 30 metres, so it can keep recording usable footage of your yard, entrance or car park after dark. That range covers a typical residential plot or a small business frontage, giving you around-the-clock monitoring without needing extra lighting fixtures on the wall.
This is a dedicated outdoor camera with IP67 protection, which means it's dust-tight and rated to withstand temporary immersion in water. In practice, that makes it well suited to rain, snow and dusty conditions, so it can stay mounted outside through every season. At 0.78 kg, it's a sturdy unit designed to stay put once it's installed.
A built-in Micro SD slot accepts cards up to 512 GB, so you can record footage locally on the camera itself. Local storage keeps your recordings close at hand and lets you scale capacity simply by choosing a larger card. Note that the memory card isn't listed as included, so plan to pick one up alongside the camera if you don't already have one.
High-resolution panoramic video produces a lot of data, and the RP-PCT8MD handles it with H.265 and H.264 compression. H.265 is the more efficient format, helping you store more hours of footage on the same memory card and use less bandwidth when streaming. H.264 support adds broad compatibility with a wide range of recorders and viewing software.
This camera is a strong fit for homeowners who want to cover a wide garden, driveway or façade with one device, and for small businesses monitoring car parks, yards or shopfronts. If you value wide coverage, sharp 8 MP detail, night vision and weatherproofing in one outdoor unit, it delivers a lot of capability for the money and makes a great deal for upgrading your security setup.
| Brand | Reolink |
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| Chassis type | Dual lens |
| Max IR distance | Up to 30meters |
| Megapixel | 8 MP |
| Video compression formats | H.265/H.264 |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 6978285031948 |
| Maximum video resolution | 5120 x 1552 pixels |
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| Memory slots | Micro SD, Max. 512 GB |
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| Camera type | Outdoor |
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| Lens type | F2.8mm/F1.6 |
| Protection features | IP67 |
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| Net weight | 0.78 kg |
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Yes. It's listed as an outdoor camera with IP67 protection, meaning it's dust-tight and resistant to water.
The infrared night vision reaches up to 30 metres, according to the manufacturer's specifications.
The camera has a Micro SD slot that supports cards up to 512 GB.
No, the camera has no embedded battery. The manufacturer doesn't list the power supply method in the specifications provided.
The manufacturer doesn't list the connection type in the specifications provided, so check the product documentation before buying if this matters for your setup.
