Milesight Technology Usa MS-C8173-PD 8MP Dome Camera

Product Description

The MILESIGHT TECHNOLOGY USA MS-C8173-PD is an 8-megapixel vandal-proof dome IP camera built for demanding surveillance installations. Compliant with NDAA requirements, this unit is suited for government, commercial, and institutional projects where supply-chain security regulations apply. The integrated AI capability supports on-device analytics such as motion detection and object classification, reducing reliance on server-side processing. The vandal-proof housing provides physical durability in high-traffic or exposed locations. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this type of device.

This camera is designed for indoor and outdoor IP-based surveillance systems requiring high-resolution imaging. The 8MP sensor delivers detailed coverage across wide areas, making it appropriate for large lobbies, parking structures, warehouses, and perimeter installations. Its dome form factor offers a discreet profile and wide-angle mounting flexibility. The NDAA compliance designation makes it eligible for federally funded or regulated projects where non-compliant hardware is prohibited.

Key Features

• 8MP image resolution for high-detail video capture
• NDAA-compliant construction suitable for government and regulated commercial projects
• Vandal-proof dome housing rated for high-traffic and exposed environments
• Onboard AI analytics for motion and object detection without dedicated server hardware
• IP dome form factor for flexible ceiling or surface mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and addition for IP-based surveillance systems supporting 8MP dome cameras. Verify NVR or VMS compatibility with the manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified security integrator familiar with IP camera systems and local cabling codes. Power down or disconnect the PoE switch or injector before making wiring connections. Follow NEC Article 725 guidelines for low-voltage cabling runs. Do not exceed the cable run lengths specified by the network infrastructure to maintain image quality and power delivery.