Smart 5MP Vandal-Proof PoE Dome Camera with Color Night Vision
5MP Super HD Resolution for Clear Video
IK10 Vandal-Proof and IP67 Weatherproof Housing
Color Night Vision with Built-In Spotlights
Smart Person, Vehicle, and Animal Detection
Power Over Ethernet for Easy Wire Setup
Two-Way Audio with Built-In Security Siren
RM340.00–RM1,090.00Price range: RM340.00 through RM1,090.00
Reolink RLC-540A
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Hardware, Lens, Night Vision & IK10 Vandal-Proof Specifications
What is the video resolution, image sensor, and frame rate of the Reolink RLC-540A?
A: The Reolink RLC-540A is equipped with a 1/2.7-inch CMOS image sensor that captures 5-Megapixel Super HD video resolution (2560 x 1920 pixels at a smooth 30 frames per second). This delivers clear, highly detailed surveillance footage with fluid motion capture.
What are the lens specifications and field of view for the RLC-540A?
A: The camera features a fixed f=2.8mm focal length lens with an F2.0 aperture and an auto-switching IR-cut filter. It delivers an ultra-wide viewing perspective:
Horizontal Field of View: 100 degrees
Vertical Field of View: 75 degrees
Diagonal Field of View: 130 degrees
What night vision modes and illumination hardware are built into the camera?
A: The RLC-540A provides two nighttime surveillance modes:
Infrared Night Vision: Powered by 2 high-performance IR LEDs (850nm, 2W total power) delivering clear black-and-white video in complete darkness up to 30 meters (100 feet).
Color Night Vision: Powered by 2 built-in 3000K warm spotlights (3W total power, adjustable brightness) that illuminate the scene to capture vivid full-color video at night.
What durability, vandal-proof, and weather resistance ratings apply to the RLC-540A?
A: The camera features an IK10 vandal-proof rating, making its heavy-duty dome housing highly resistant to physical impacts, blunt force, and tampering. Additionally, it has an IP67 weatherproof rating to withstand heavy rain, dust ingress, and snow across operating temperatures from -10 degrees Celsius to 55 degrees Celsius (14 degrees Fahrenheit to 131 degrees Fahrenheit) with operating humidity levels between 10% and 90%.
What are the physical dimensions, weight, and exterior build of the camera?
A: The Reolink RLC-540A features a compact vandal-proof dome design constructed from durable aluminum alloy. It measures 117mm in diameter by 86mm in height (4.61 inches x 3.39 inches) and weighs approximately 570 grams (1.26 lbs).
Power, PoE & Network Connectivity
How is the Reolink RLC-540A powered?
A: The camera supports two flexible power options:
Power over Ethernet (PoE): Powered via a single network cable compliant with the IEEE 802.3af standard (Active 48V PoE) using a PoE switch, PoE injector, or Reolink PoE NVR.
DC Power Adapter: Powered independently using an optional DC 12.0V 1A power adapter (Total power consumption is under 12W).
What type of network connection interface does the camera use?
A: The RLC-540A connects to your local network equipment via a standard wired Ethernet connection through a 10Mbps / 100Mbps RJ45 port.
Does the Reolink RLC-540A support wireless WiFi connections?
A: No. The RLC-540A is a dedicated wired PoE IP camera and requires a physical Ethernet cable connection for network data transmission.
What connection ports are located on the camera's pigtail cable?
A: The trailing pigtail cable features two primary connection points:
DC Power Port: For connecting an optional 12V 1A DC power supply.
RJ45 Ethernet Connector: For network communication and IEEE 802.3af PoE power supply, complete with a threaded waterproof lid assembly for outdoor weather defense.
Can I use both a DC power adapter and PoE power simultaneously?
A: Only one power source is necessary for normal operation. Using Power over Ethernet (PoE) is recommended because it supplies both power and data through a single Ethernet cable. However, a 12V DC power adapter can be plugged in alongside an Ethernet connection to serve as a redundant backup power source.
Smart AI Detection, Two-Way Audio & Warm Light Deterrence
What smart AI detection capabilities are built into the RLC-540A?
A: The camera incorporates onboard hardware AI algorithms capable of analyzing and distinguishing human, vehicle, and pet/animal shapes from general background motion. This local target processing filters out non-threatening movements (Such as swaying foliage, passing shadows, or insects) to minimize false alerts.
Does the camera support two-way audio?
A: Yes. The RLC-540A is equipped with both a built-in microphone and a built-in speaker, enabling real-time two-way voice communication with visitors or potential intruders directly through the Reolink App or Client software.
How do the 3000K warm lights and siren act as active deterrence tools?
A: When suspicious motion or specific target events (Person, vehicle, pet) are detected, the camera can automatically activate its dual 3000K warm spotlights and sound its built-in audio siren to warn off trespassers. Both the siren and warm lights can also be triggered manually via the app.
Does the RLC-540A support smart home voice integration?
A: Yes. The camera is compatible with Google Assistant, allowing users to stream live camera footage onto supported smart screens using simple voice commands.
How are security notifications delivered when motion is detected?
A: When an alert is triggered, the camera can instantly send push notifications to your smartphone via the Reolink App, dispatch email alerts attached with image snapshots or video clips, and activate the onboard spotlight and siren deterrence system.
Local Storage, Recording Modes & Video Bitrate
Where is the microSD card slot located and what maximum capacity is supported?
A: The camera features an onboard microSD card slot supporting memory card capacities up to 512GB for standalone local storage. The slot is located on the camera body beneath a weather-sealed protective metal hatch secured by screws next to the hardware reset button.
What recording modes are supported on the RLC-540A?
A: The camera supports three flexible operational recording modes:
Motion-Triggered Event Recording: Records video clips only when motion or AI smart targets (Person, vehicle, pet) are detected (Default setting).
Scheduled Recording: Records continuously during pre-configured hours set in the app or client.
Continuous 24/7 Recording: Saves continuous video footage non-stop to a local microSD card, Reolink PoE NVR, or remote FTP server.
What video compression formats, frame rates, and bitrates are used?
A: The camera supports both H.265 and H.264 video compression formats:
Mainstream: Resolution of 2560 x 1920 at frame rates from 2fps to 30fps (Default: 30fps) with bitrates configurable from 1024 Kbps to 8192 Kbps (Default: 6144 Kbps).
Substream: Configurable frame rates from 4fps to 15fps (Default: 10fps) with bitrates from 64 Kbps to 512 Kbps (Default: 256 Kbps).
Can I record video footage to an NVR, NAS, or FTP server?
A: Yes. The RLC-540A supports recording to Reolink Network Video Recorders (NVRs), NAS systems, and off-site FTP servers utilizing standard network protocols including ONVIF, RTSP, RTMP, and P2P.
How much footage can a 512GB microSD card hold?
A: At the default mainstream bitrate of 6144 Kbps, a 512GB microSD card can store approximately 180 to 220 hours of continuous 5MP video recording, or several months of motion-triggered event clips.
Setup, IK10 Dome Installation & Alignment
What items are included in the standard Reolink RLC-540A package?
A: The standard package includes:
Reolink RLC-540A (P327) Camera
1-meter Network Cable
Quick Start Guide
24-Hour Surveillance Sticker
Mounting Template
Pack of Screws with Drywall Anchors
Waterproof Lid Kit
Hex Key (Allen Wrench)
How do I perform initial setup using the Reolink App?
A:
Connect the camera to a PoE switch, PoE injector, or Reolink NVR or power via 12V DC adapter and connect to router.
Download and launch the Reolink App, then tap the plus (+) icon in the upper right corner.
Scan the QR code on the camera body or tap "Input UID/IP" to manually type the 16-character UID code.
Create an administrator password and assign a name to your camera.
Tap Finish to complete initialization and launch live view.
How do I mount the vandal-proof dome camera to a ceiling or wall?
A:
Place the mounting template on the desired ceiling or wall location and drill holes.
Insert drywall anchors into the drilled holes if mounting on drywall or masonry.
Use the included hex key to unscrew the IK10 protective outer dome cover from the camera base.
Pass the network cable through the cable notch and secure the camera base to the surface using the mounting screws.
How do I adjust the camera lens angle and correctly align the dome cover?
A:
With the outer dome cover removed, loosen the bracket screw and manually rotate/tilt the inner camera lens module (Supports up to 57 degrees vertical adjustment) to frame your target area.
Align the arrow on the camera base, the notch on the camera module, and the arrow on the top dome cover.
Securely re-tighten the dome cover screws using the hex key and remove the protective film from the dome bubble.
How do I perform a hardware factory reset on the RLC-540A?
A: Unscrew the protective microSD card compartment cover on the camera body to access the reset button. Press and hold the reset button for approximately 10 seconds while the camera is powered on until default factory settings are restored.
Compatibility, Software Protocols & Technical Support
What mobile and desktop platforms and web browsers support the RLC-540A?
A:
Desktop Software: Windows PC and Mac OS (via Reolink Client).
Mobile Platforms: iOS and Android (via Reolink App).
Web Browsers: Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari.
How many simultaneous user accounts and video streams are permitted?
A:
User Accounts: Supports up to 20 user accounts (1 administrator account and 19 standard user accounts).
Video Streams: Supports up to 12 simultaneous video streams (10 substreams and 2 mainstreams).
What network protocols and security standards are supported?
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