Product Description
The ANNKE I81EM (AN-CIP-5MP-CV-2WAY-W-I81EM) is a 5MP PoE pan/tilt IP camera built for installs needing remote reframing and on-site audio without extra cabling runs.
Key specs
- 5MP (3K) progressive scan CMOS sensor, resolution up to 2880 × 1620
- Motorised pan/tilt, adjustable remotely via compatible NVR software or mobile app — no need to revisit the mount to reframe
- Two-way audio via built-in microphone and speaker, for live communication and audio recording through compatible systems
- Full-colour night imaging from integrated white light illumination, rather than IR-only monochrome
- PoE (IEEE 802.3af) over Cat5e/Cat6, plus a secondary 12V DC input where PoE isn't run
- H.265 / H.264 compression to manage bandwidth and storage load
- IP66 weatherproof housing for external mounting
- ONVIF-compliant, for integration with standard IP NVR infrastructure
Deployment notes
Pan/tilt control depends on the connected NVR or app supporting the camera's remote adjustment — check your platform before quoting this on a job spec. The IP66 rating covers dust and water ingress for outdoor mounting positions such as entrances and perimeter runs, where post-install angle adjustment is often needed.
Power flexibility matters on retrofit jobs: 802.3af PoE keeps it to a single network cable where infrastructure allows, with 12V DC as fallback on runs without PoE injectors or switches.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the I81EM support standard PoE switches?
Yes, it supports PoE under IEEE 802.3af, so it can be powered and data-connected over a single Cat5e or Cat6 cable from a compliant switch or injector.
Can the pan/tilt be controlled remotely after installation?
Yes, the motorised pan/tilt mechanism can be adjusted remotely through compatible NVR software or mobile applications.
Will this camera work with my existing NVR?
It's compatible with ONVIF-compliant network video recorders and standard IP surveillance infrastructure.
What happens in low light — does it switch to black and white?
No, it uses integrated white light illumination to maintain full-colour video capture in low-light conditions rather than switching to IR-only monochrome.
