Sunba P636 V2 Auto Tracking PTZ 36x Zoom POE IP Camera Review

It supports up to 256GB MicroSD card as well as two-way audio so you can talk and listen through the camera. You can access the camera through an app called Guard Viewer, where you can use the PTZ controls and watch playbacks saved on the SD card.

You should be able to connect the camera to most brands ‘NVRs and software since the camera supports ONVIF. And I connected the camera to the ONVIF device manager without any problems. It also supports RTMP stream which means you can stream directly to YouTube without using any third-party software.

For night vision it uses 10 infrared lights with a distance of up to 300 meters. And I think the image quality at night was decent at least good enough for the auto tracking to work. You might not be able to identify people unless they are really close.

Build quality is really good and the camera has an IP66 rating which means its weather proof and the camera’s working temperature is -20 to 60 degrees Celsius.

If we go to live view we got the PTZ controls up here and the zoom in and out. Here we can add preset points or use the default presets, like for example if I call preset 100 the camera will turn on the Infrared lights. If you already have set some preset points, we set up a patrol by clicking this plus icon down here.

To add a patrol we need to give it an ID and a name, then click add. In action type we select “go to Preset” then you can adjust the speed and in preset you select what preset points you want the camera to patrol between. Here we can set the stay time from 15 seconds up to 1800 seconds. When done we click OK. Now we can start and stop the patrol here or delete it.

If we go to setup, then intelligent. We got the auto-tracking and all the smart functions here. And remember when making any changes to the settings in here make sure it’s unchecked first otherwise it won’t save any changes you do.

Here we can select what object we want the camera to track and also set the maximum and minimum size for each type we want to track. In Plan, we can set a schedule for when we want auto-tracking to be active. If we click on tracking, we can adjust the time we want the camera to track for or just use continuous tracking which means it will track until it can’t see the target anymore. Then we can set the zoom to auto or use the current.

In line cross the camera will trigger when an object is crossing a line. You can set what direction you want it to trigger and the sensitivity. The other settings are the same as in auto-tracking. If we go into trigger actions we can select what we want the camera to do when it’s triggered. So if you want the camera to track an object when the line is crossed we check trigger tracking.

The other ones here are very similar, intrusion for example, we can use a square instead of a line. Which can be good if you want the camera to guard a certain object.

People counting and Crowd density monitoring I haven’t really tested since that requires the camera to be placed in a certain way for it to work properly.

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