Luma Surveillance LUM-220-IP-DFW 2MP Fixed Ip Dome Camera

Product Description

The LUMA SURVEILLANCE LUM-220-IP-DFW is a 2-megapixel fixed IP dome camera designed for continuous surveillance in commercial and residential security installations. Built around a fixed 2.8mm lens, it delivers a wide field of view suited to monitoring open areas such as lobbies, retail floors, and entry points. The camera connects over an IP network, allowing integration into NVR-based systems and remote viewing platforms. Its dome form factor and white finish make it a practical choice for indoor ceiling-mount deployments where a low-profile, unobtrusive unit is required.

This camera is intended for use in IP-based CCTV systems where network-connected, fixed-lens dome cameras are specified. The 2.8mm focal length provides a broad viewing angle, making it well suited to shorter-range, wide-area coverage scenarios typical of indoor commercial or light institutional environments. Installation is performed by licensed security or low-voltage technicians familiar with IP camera commissioning and network configuration.

Key Features

• 2-megapixel image resolution for clear, detailed video capture
• Fixed 2.8mm lens delivers a wide field of view for open-area coverage
• IP dome form factor supports ceiling-mount installation with a low-profile appearance
• White housing finish suits standard indoor commercial and residential environments
• Network-connected design integrates with NVR and IP camera management systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for IP dome camera installations using standard network video recorder systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring. Power down or disconnect the network switch port before making cable terminations at the camera. Confirm network addressing and NVR channel configuration before final mounting. Avoid routing camera cables near high-voltage conduit runs to prevent signal interference.