VIVOTEK IT9389-H-v2 (Black) 5MP Outdoor Fixed Turret AI Camera
The VIVOTEK IT9389-H-v2 in black is the same 5MP outdoor fixed turret AI camera as the standard white model, in a black housing finish. It has a 2.8mm fixed lens, WDR Pro imaging, built-in Smart IR night vision up to 30m, edge-based Vision Object Analytics, and an IK08 vandal-resistant, IP66 weatherproof housing suited to dark-coloured fascias, soffits and architectural finishes.
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Core Features
Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | IT9389-H-v2-BLK |
| Colour | Black |
| Resolution | 5MP (2560x1920px) |
| Lens | 2.8mm fixed-focal, F2.0 |
| Night Vision | Built-in IR up to 30m (Smart IR) |
| Compression | H.265 / H.264 / MJPEG |
| AI Analytics | Vision Object Analytics |
| Power | PoE (802.3af Class 0) |
| Weather Rating | IP66, IK08 |
| ONVIF | Profile G, S, T |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The IT9389-H-v2-BLK shares identical specifications, resolution, lens, IR range and AI analytics with the standard white IT9389-H-v2. The only difference is the black housing finish.
Black suits installations on dark ceilings, soffits, fascias or architectural finishes where a white camera would stand out. It's purely a cosmetic choice, with no difference in performance.
Yes, it has the same edge-based AI analytics as the white model, covering people and vehicle detection to reduce false alerts.
Need a Discreet Black Turret Camera?
Contact Sipko Security to add the VIVOTEK IT9389-H-v2 in black to your camera system, matched to your building's finish. We provide complete design, installation, and ongoing support for VIVOTEK camera systems across Melbourne and regional Victoria.
