Features
• 4MP (2688 x 1520)@ 25/20fps; 4MP (2560 x 1440)@ 25/20fps; 3MP (2304 x
1296) @30/25fps; 2MP (1920 x 1080) @30/25fps;
• Ultra 265, H.265, H.264, MJPEG
• High image quality in low illumination environment
• 120dB true WDR technology enables clear image in strong light scene
• Support 9:16 Corridor Mode
• Smart IR, up to 30m (98ft) IR distance
• Supports 256G Micro SD card
• IK10 vandal resistant
• IP67 protection
• Support PoE power supply
• 3-Axis
What the 2MVIP-4MIR30-G Is Built For
The 2MVIP-4MIR30-G is 2M Technology’s workhorse 4MP fixed dome: a vandal-resistant (IK10), weather-rated (IP67) network camera with a 2.8 mm lens covering a 101.1° field of view, Smart IR to 30 m (98 ft), and single-cable PoE power. It is the camera installers standardize on for entrances, hallways, retail floors, and offices — anywhere you need reliable coverage at mounting heights people can reach.
Which 2MVIP Dome Do You Need?
The 2MVIP dome family covers three common configurations. If you searched the model number, confirm you are on the right variant:
| Model | Resolution | Lens | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2MVIP-4MIR30-G (this page) | 4MP | 2.8 mm fixed, 101.1° FOV | Wide coverage at a fixed scene — the standard pick for most rooms and entrances |
| 2MVIP-4MIR30Z-G | 4MP | Motorized varifocal (Z series) | You need to fine-tune the field of view after mounting — long rooms, variable scenes |
| 2MVIP-5MIR30A-G | 5MP | Fixed | Extra pixel density for identification detail at the same coverage |
Browse the full network dome camera line, or pair any of them with a 2M network video recorder.
The Specs That Matter in Real Deployments
120 dB true WDR
Glass storefronts and lobby entrances put a bright doorway behind a dark interior — the exact scene ordinary cameras render as a silhouette. True wide dynamic range at 120 dB exposes both correctly, so you get an identifiable face, not an outline against daylight.
9:16 corridor mode
Hallways, aisles, and stairwells are tall-and-narrow scenes; a standard 16:9 frame wastes most of its pixels on the walls. Corridor mode rotates the sensor output to 9:16 so the full resolution lands on the corridor itself.
Smart IR to 30 m
Standard IR overexposes faces at close range and underexposes the far end of the scene. Smart IR adjusts output with subject distance, keeping night footage usable across the whole 98 ft range instead of just the middle of it.
IK10 + IP67 in one housing
IK10 is the highest common impact rating — relevant wherever the camera mounts within reach. IP67 seals it against dust and water for outdoor soffits and open-air walkways, so the same SKU works inside and out.
Edge recording on a 256 GB microSD
Local SD recording keeps capturing if the network drops or the NVR is offline — a low-cost redundancy layer for standalone deployments and a safety net for recorded ones.
Resolution and Frame-Rate Options
The 1/3″ CMOS sensor delivers 4MP (2688×1520 or 2560×1440) at 25/20 fps, 3MP (2304×1296) at 30/25 fps, and 1080p at 30/25 fps, with Ultra 265, ITU-T H.265, H.264, and MJPEG encoding. Ultra 265/H.265 roughly halve storage consumption versus H.264 at the same scene quality — which is often the difference between 15 and 30 days of retention on the same NVR.
2MVIP-4MIR30-G FAQs
What resolution and frame rate does it record?
Up to 4MP (2688×1520) at 25 fps, with 3MP and 1080p modes available at 30 fps. For most commercial evidence purposes, 4MP at 20–25 fps is the right balance of detail and storage consumption.
How far can it see at night?
Smart IR illuminates up to 30 m (98 ft), with output that adapts to subject distance so near faces are not blown out while the far end of the scene stays visible.
Does it need a separate power supply?
No — it powers over the same Ethernet cable that carries video (PoE). One cable pull per camera keeps installation cost down and removes the failure point of a local power adapter.
Is it suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. The housing is IP67-rated against dust and water and IK10-rated against impact, so it handles exterior walkways, entrances, and reachable mounting heights as well as interiors.
What is corridor mode and when should I use it?
Corridor mode rotates the image to a 9:16 vertical format so the camera’s full resolution covers a tall, narrow scene — hallways, staircases, and aisles — instead of wasting pixels on side walls. Enable it whenever the scene is deeper than it is wide.
How do I get pricing?
Use the quote form on this page or call (214) 988-4302 — quotes are returned within 2 hours during business hours (Mon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM CST). 2M Technology is headquartered in Grand Prairie, Texas and supplies commercial camera systems nationwide.
