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Dome Cameras

Low-profile dome cameras with AI-enabled detection, for spaces where looks matter.

Pelco dome cameras deliver video with AI-enabled detection in a compact, low-profile format, which suits spaces where appearance, analytics and reliability all matter.

  • Low-profile, compact format for finished interiors
  • AI-enabled detection on the camera
  • Discreet: the dome conceals where the lens is pointing
SPECIFICATIONS
Type Dome IP camera
Form Low-profile, compact
Analytics AI-enabled detection
Mounting Ceiling, wall or pendant
Integration ONVIF-conformant

Description

A dome camera is defined by its enclosure rather than its optics. The camera and lens sit behind a curved, usually tinted window, and the assembly presents as a smooth dome on a wall or ceiling. That shape does three useful things at once: it hides which way the lens is facing, it gives an attacker nothing to grip or knock out of alignment, and it intrudes far less than a bullet camera on a bracket.

Pelco position their domes for spaces where aesthetics, analytics and reliability are all in play - which is a fair description of a reception area, a control room or an accommodation block. The low profile is why: the camera sits close to the ceiling line and reads as part of the building rather than as equipment bolted to it.

Concealing the direction of view has real deterrent value in public and semi-public areas. Someone can see the area is covered but cannot tell whether they personally are in frame, which deters better than a camera whose aim is obvious and therefore easy to work around. It also means the camera can be re-aimed at commissioning without the change being advertised.

Pelco's current domes carry AI-enabled detection on the device, so the camera contributes to alarms rather than only recording. The trade-off worth knowing is optical: light passes through a curved window, so a dome asks more of the lens than a flat one, and a dirty, scratched or badly seated dome degrades the image in a way that is easy to miss until someone reviews footage. Cleaning is part of maintaining a dome installation, and on outdoor domes the seating of the dome and its gasket is what keeps water out.

Features

  • Concealed direction of view. A tinted dome hides where the lens is pointing, so coverage cannot be judged by eye and worked around.
  • Low profile. Sits close to the ceiling or wall, which suits finished interiors where a bracket-mounted camera would be intrusive.
  • AI-enabled detection. The camera contributes to alarms rather than only recording.
  • Compact format. Pelco's stated design goal for this range, alongside analytics and reliability.
  • Replaceable dome. The window is a serviceable item, so scratching does not mean replacing the camera.
  • ONVIF-conformant. Records into any conformant VMS.

Applications

Domes are the default wherever the camera is close to people.

  • Entrances and reception areas. Doors, turnstiles and lobbies.
  • Corridors, stairwells and lift lobbies. Interior circulation where a low profile matters.
  • Control rooms and accommodation. On vessels and offshore accommodation blocks.
  • Canteens, welfare and locker areas. Public-facing spaces where tampering is a realistic risk.
  • Warehouses and workshops. Aisle and bay coverage from height.
  • External soffits and gantries. Weatherproof domes where a bullet camera would be conspicuous.

For boundary and long-range work a fixed or PTZ camera is usually the better choice; the dome earns its place in occupied areas.

Support & Documents

PT Vivo Asia Teknologi Indonesia supplies surveillance equipment as part of a designed and commissioned system rather than as a boxed item. Our scope typically covers:

  • Site survey, camera placement and field-of-view study against your actual site.
  • System design, including transmission, power, recording capacity and mounting.
  • Supply, installation, termination and commissioning.
  • Integration with your VMS, access control and PAGA or alarm systems.
  • Analytics configuration and tuning to bring false alarms down to a workable level.
  • Operator and maintainer training, with ongoing maintenance and support.

Optical, electrical and approval details vary by variant and are confirmed against the current manufacturer datasheet at quotation stage. Tell us the area to be covered, the detection distance you need and the site conditions, and we will come back with the right variant and a full bill of materials.

Use the enquiry button above for a datasheet, a specification or a project quotation.

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