Power over Ethernet sets this 5MP miniature network camera apart, accepting DC12V or POE input so a single run can serve positions where no local supply exists. Internally, the FH8852EV200 processor works with a 1/2.9-inch GC4653 5MP progressive scan CMOS, delivering 2560×1920@20fps output and 1080P at 1-30fps. Color sensitivity is 0.5Lux, monochrome 0.05Lux, signal-to-noise exceeds 52dB, and 3DNR, automatic backlight compensation, automatic white balance and up to 4 zones of DWDR assist difficult light, with IR-CUT performing day/night switching.

Compression follows H.265 or H.264 through the RJ45 network port, and ONVIF 2.4 and GB28181 compatibility ties the camera to recorders and platforms, with mainstream browsers and phones for viewing. The M12 3.6mm fixed lens, at F1.4 aperture, covers a 79° field of view.

The IP66-protected barrel, measuring 25mm across and 80mm long, consumes below 5W and fits space-limited indoor and outdoor networked surveillance points. The specification lists the model as VDC-MC01IP50FG-P, aligning it with the pinhole bullet series hardware. VIDCOM of Shenzhen Angsen Technology supports POE miniature camera orders with catalogue supply and OEM services.