HID Speco Thinkware 360 Security Cameras & 180 Security Cameras
180° & 360° panoramic cameras deliver sweeping coverage with fewer devices—reducing blind spots and installation costs. Choose single-sensor fisheye or multi-sensor designs with in-camera/VMS dewarping, ePTZ, and image stitching. For reliable results in lobbies, open offices, and parking areas, look for wide dynamic range, ONVIF compatibility for easy VMS/NVR integration, and weather- or vandal-resistant housings for tough environments.
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- $849.96SKU: O6MDP2W
Speco O6MDP2W 6MP H.265 360° Panomorph Camera, 1.3mm Lens, White Housing
- 360° field of view with built-in panomorph Immervision Enables lens
- Supports up to 6MP resolution @ 30fps
- Micro SD card slot (card not included)
- IP67 compliant, weather resistant
- IK10 compliant, vandal resistant
$849.96Low Price Guarantee - $606.51SKU: O6MDP4
Speco O6MDP4 6MP IP Indoor/Outdoor 360° Fisheye Camera 1.65mm Lens
- Captures up to a 360° view @ 30fps
- Provides a 360° view from ceiling or 180° view from wall
- De-warp views from the camera or recorder*
- Built-in standard PoE (IEEE 802.3af)
- Smart IR with range up to 100FT (depending on scene reflection)
$606.51Low Price Guarantee - $458.85SKU: O5MDP1
Speco O5MDP1 5 Megapixel Panoramic Miniature Dome IP Network Camera, 0.98-1.12mm Lens, Dark Grey
- 0.98-1.12mm panomorph lens
- 360° field of view - built-in 360° panomorph ImmerVision Enables certified lens
- Various panoramic viewing features
- 5MP resolution
- Built-in standard PoE (IEEE 802.3af)
$458.85Low Price Guarantee - $394.68SKU: O8LMST2
Speco O8LMST2 8 Megapixel Network IP 180° Multisensor Camera with 2.8mm Lens
- 8MP 180° multisensor with image stitching
- Advance analytics with multi trigger support
- Up to 98ft IR night view distance
- 24/7 Full color options with white light
- Built-in micro SD card slot, up to 256gb
$394.68Low Price Guarantee
180-360 Cameras Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 180º-360º camera?
A 180º-360º camera is a type of surveillance camera designed to capture a wide field of view, typically covering either 180 degrees or a full 360 degrees. These cameras utilize advanced lens technology to provide panoramic footage, allowing homeowners to monitor large areas without needing multiple cameras. They are particularly useful for outdoor settings, entrances, and open spaces.
How does the dewarping feature work in panoramic cameras?
Dewarping is a process that corrects the distortion caused by fisheye lenses in panoramic cameras. This feature allows users to view the captured footage in a more traditional, flat perspective. Many models offer both on-board and client-side dewarping, giving flexibility in how the footage is processed and displayed, enhancing the usability of the video feed.
Are 180º-360º cameras suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, many 180º-360º cameras are designed for outdoor use and come with weather-resistant housing. These cameras often feature infrared capabilities for night vision and can withstand various environmental conditions. Homeowners should check the specifications for IP ratings to ensure the camera can handle outdoor elements like rain, dust, and temperature fluctuations.
What resolution should I consider for a 180º-360º camera?
When selecting a 180º-360º camera, consider a resolution of at least 1080p (2 Megapixels) for clear video quality. Higher resolutions, such as 4 Megapixels or 12 Megapixels, provide even greater detail and clarity, which is particularly important for identifying faces or license plates. The choice of resolution will depend on your specific surveillance needs and the area being monitored.
Can I integrate 180º-360º cameras with my existing security system?
Yes, many 180º-360º cameras are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing security systems. They often support standard protocols like ONVIF, allowing compatibility with various network video recorders (NVRs) and software. Homeowners should verify the compatibility of the camera with their current system before purchasing to ensure smooth integration and functionality.










