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AtlasAOV Series · Solar + 4G
Quad-Lens AOV Camera · 4 × 1080P · Solar + Battery + 4G
Atlas 9560 · AOV Quad-Lens Solar 4G
Four lenses on one solar head: three wide-view cameras watch the whole scene while the PTZ ball catches detail and tracks people. It runs on a 3.7 V battery with solar charging and sends video over 4G — no mains power, no network cable.
4×1080P · quad view40 m · human detection50 ms · full-frame wake-upH.265+ · saves 4G dataSolar · 3.7 V battery + panel256 GB · TF card recording
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AOV = always-on video at ultra-low power: the camera records around the clock at low frame rate, then switches to full-frame recording within 50 ms when a person is detected. That is what lets a battery + solar panel carry 24 h coverage.
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The Atlas 9560 puts four cameras on a single solar-powered head, driven by the XF5H quad AOV mainboard with a 1.0T-compute AI controller. Three fixed short-focal lenses cover a wide area with no blind angle between them, while the pan-tilt ball uses a longer focal length for detail capture and human tracking with guard position and auto-calibration. All four channels encode 1920×1080 at H.265+, which keeps both TF-card storage and 4G data consumption low. Human detection reaches 40 m at a stated 99.88% accuracy; the camera records 24 h in low-power AOV mode and switches to full-frame recording within 50 ms of a detection, with sound-and-light alarm through the dual-light board and four night modes (B/W, full-color, smart, starlight). Power is a 3.7 V lithium battery charged by the solar panel; recordings go to a TF card up to 256 GB or cloud storage, and the app offers 17 interface languages with QR-code device adding and triple drop-line protection on the 4G link.
Is this the right camera for your site?
Plain-language guide — based only on what this product actually does.
Farms & ranchesGates, feed stores and livestock areas far from any power line — the quad view covers a wide yard from one pole, and the 4G link reports to your phone.
Construction sites & remote assetsMachinery yards, material stockpiles, towers and pump stations: human detection with sound-light warning discourages intrusion before anything goes missing.
Off-grid rural propertiesOrchards, fish ponds, mountain cabins and forest edges across Africa and Latin America — where trenching power and fiber is simply not an option.
Not the right pick if you need…
- Continuous full-frame 24/7 recording at high frame rate — a mains-powered PoE camera (see the H series) is the right tool
- A site that already has stable mains and Ethernet — wired PoE costs less and never depends on sunshine
- 4K forensic detail on a single lens — the 8 MP H8P option on the H series page delivers that
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Key Features
The complete series capability list.
Gun-ball coordination: 3 wide-view fixed lenses + 1 long-focal PTZ ball for detail capture and human tracking
Human detection to 40 m at 99.88% stated accuracy — far fewer false and missed alarms
24 h AOV recording; switches to full-frame recording within 50 ms of a human detection
H.265+ low-bitrate encoding — saves TF storage, bandwidth and 4G data
All-network 4G with wide band coverage; auto-connects to the server on power-up, QR-code device adding
Triple drop-line protection plus fault self-diagnosis to help installers locate problems fast
Dual-light board with 4 night modes: B/W, full-color, smart and starlight; sound-light alarm on detection
Full-duplex two-way talk with optimized echo cancellation and noise floor processing
Who uses it, where it goes and how to install it
Written for the Atlas 9560 solar 4G camera from its own specifications: 4 × 1080P channels (3 wide lenses + 1 PTZ ball), 40 m human detection, 3.7 V battery with solar charging, LTE-FDD B1/B3/B5/B8 and LTE-TDD B34/B38/B39/B40/B41 (Asia version; EU and US versions with other bands are available), TF card up to 256 GB.
Who it is for
- Large farms and ranches off the grid — Three wide lenses watch a whole yard, gate and feed store from one pole while the PTZ ball follows a person — more ground per pole than the dual-lens 9562.
- Construction sites and machinery yards — Temporary sites with no power or internet: human detection to 40 m triggers the sound-light alarm and full-frame recording within 50 ms, and the unit moves to the next site with its pole.
- Pump stations, towers and remote assets — Fenced compounds where several approach paths must be seen at once; the −20 °C to 70 °C operating range suits hot, sun-exposed sites.
- Installers serving rural clients — QR-code adding, auto-connection to the server on power-up, triple drop-line protection and fault self-diagnosis cut return trips; the HiEasy app has 17 interface languages for handover.
Where and how to install
- Pole height and the three wide lenses — Mount the head at about 3–3.5 m so the panel and lenses are out of reach. Point the three fixed lenses so their views meet over the area you care about most, and keep the nearest ground in view so a person walking under the pole is still seen.
- Solar panel: face the equator, no shade — Face the panel south in the northern hemisphere and north in the southern hemisphere, tilted at roughly your latitude (at least 10–15° near the equator so rain washes off dust). Check that no tree, roof or the camera head shades it between about 9:00 and 15:00.
- Guard position for the PTZ ball — Save the main gate or door as one of the 6 presets and set it as the guard position, so the ball returns there after tracking a person. Run position calibration after mounting the head.
- Check 4G signal at the mounting point — Test the signal at the real height and spot before drilling: a few meters and a wall or hill can change it. Keep the head away from metal roofs and tanks that block the radio, and use a SIM whose data plan you can top up and query from the camera.
- Speaker, microphone and cable joints — Audio in and out are external: use an 8 Ω speaker of at most 2 W and an analog microphone, mounted where wind and rain do not hit them directly. The page lists no IP rating, so seal every connector and keep a drip loop on each cable.
Four channels: storage, 4G data and power figures
The page gives no focal lengths or view angles for the four lenses, so this table works with what it does give: 1920×1080 at 10 fps and 135–2048 kbps per channel, a 256 GB TF card and a 430 mA working current at 3.7 V. Real AOV recording runs at a low frame rate most of the day, so actual card time lies between the two bitrate rows.
| Per channel | All 4 channels | |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution · frame rate | 1920×1080 · 10 fps | 4 × 1920×1080 · 10 fps |
| Video bitrate | 135–2048 kbps | 540–8192 kbps |
| Recorded per day at 2048 kbps | 22.1 GB | 88.5 GB |
| Recorded per day at 135 kbps | 1.5 GB | 5.8 GB |
| Days on a 256 GB TF card at 2048 kbps | 11.6 | 2.9 |
| Days on a 256 GB TF card at 135 kbps | 175.6 | 43.9 |
| 4G data for 1 hour of live view | 61–922 MB | 243 MB–3.7 GB |
| Power at working current (3.7 V × 430 mA) | — | 1.6 W |
| Charge used in 24 h if that current ran non-stop | — | 10.3 Ah · 38.2 Wh |
- Plan the TF card for the worst case: if all four channels record at the top bitrate, a 256 GB card holds about 2.9 days before it overwrites.
- Keep remote viewing short and on one channel at a time: one hour of all four channels at 2048 kbps uses about 3.7 GB of SIM data.
- The page lists no battery capacity or panel wattage: send us your location and expected detections per day so we size them, rather than relying on the 1.6 W figure alone.
Data = bitrate × time ÷ 8 (1 GB = 1000 MB); card days = 256 GB ÷ data per day; power = 3.7 V × 430 mA. Card figures ignore file-system overhead on the FAT32 card.
Full Specifications
Series specifications — technical values in English.
Values are series data from the manufacturer datasheet — confirm the final configuration with us before ordering.
System
| Model | 9560 — AOV quad-lens solar 4G camera |
| Mainboard | XF5H (4G low-power quad-lens AOV module) |
| Main processor | High-performance dual-core, 1.0T AI compute |
| Operating system | Embedded Linux |
Video
| Image sensor | 4 × 1/3″ CMOS |
| Video compression | H.265+ |
| System format | PAL 50 Hz / NTSC 60 Hz |
| Effective resolution | 1920×1080 (2 MP) per channel |
| Frame rate | 10 fps |
| Video bitrate | 135–2048 kbps |
| Min. illumination | Day mode 1 Lux · Night mode 0.01 Lux |
| Day/Night modes | B/W · Full-color · Smart · Starlight |
| Snapshot | Supported |
4G Network
| Asia / China version (standard) | LTE-FDD B1 / B3 / B5 / B8 · LTE-TDD B34 / B38 / B39 / B40 / B41 |
| EU version | LTE-FDD B1 / B3 / B5 / B7 / B8 / B20 / B28 |
| US version | LTE-FDD B2 / B4 / B5 / B7 / B12 / B13 / B66 / B41(38) |
| Latin America / Japan / Korea | Dedicated module versions, band list confirmed per order |
| Data top-up & query | Supported |
Audio
| Audio codec | G.711U |
| Audio input | External analog MIC, SNR −42 dB |
| Audio output | External 8 Ω / MAX 2 W speaker |
| Voice call | Full-duplex two-way talk |
Recording & Alarm
| Recording modes | AOV recording · Human-triggered recording |
| Recording storage | TF card / cloud storage |
| TF card capacity | Up to 256 GB (FAT32) |
| Alarm detection | Human detection |
| Sound-light alarm | Supported (with dual-light board) |
| Alarm voice | Built-in alarm voice prompts |
| Alarm linkage | Recording · Snapshot |
PTZ & App
| Presets | 6 positions |
| Guard position | Supported |
| Position calibration | Supported |
| Tracking | Human tracking |
| Mobile app | HiEasy — 17 interface languages |
Power & Physical
| Power supply | 3.7 V lithium battery · solar panel charging |
| Working current | 430 mA ±10 mA |
| Operating environment | −20 °C to 70 °C |
| Mainboard size | 62.93 × 43.94 mm |
| Sensor board | 38×38 mm or 32×32 mm |
| Power board | 55 × 12 mm |
| ICR / lens hole pitch | 20 mm |
Engineering note: Solar power lives and dies by real site conditions. Tell us the installation country/region (daily sun hours) and your SIM carrier — we will confirm the solar panel and battery configuration for your latitude, and check the 4G band list of this version against your carrier before anything ships.
Quad-Lens Solar 4G Camera FAQ — Atlas 9560
Which SIM card and 4G bands does the Atlas 9560 use?
It takes a local data SIM and supports LTE-FDD B1/B3/B5/B8 plus LTE-TDD B34/B38/B39/B40/B41 (Asia version; EU and US versions with other bands are available) — confirm those bands with your carrier before ordering. Data top-up and balance query are handled inside the app, so a site keeper does not need to pull the SIM to recharge it.
Can it run fully off-grid on solar power?
Yes — a 3.7 V lithium battery charged by a solar panel powers it, with a working current around 430 mA. The 24 h AOV low-power recording model keeps drain down between events, waking to full-frame video when a person triggers it. Storage is a TF card up to 256 GB, with cloud as an option.
How are the four lenses arranged and at what resolution?
Three wide-view fixed lenses plus one PTZ ball share a single head, each channel at 1920x1080 (2 MP) and 10 fps with H.265+ compression. The fixed lenses hold the wide picture while the ball turns, tracks and calibrates position, backed by 6 presets, a guard position and 1.0T of AI compute.
How far does it detect people, and what about night?
Human detection reaches 40 m at a stated 99.88% accuracy, and the camera switches to full-frame recording within 50 ms of a hit. Night sensitivity is 0.01 Lux with four modes — black-and-white, full-color, smart, starlight — plus a sound-light alarm and built-in voice prompts to warn intruders off.
Will it survive high heat, and can I talk through it?
The operating range is −20 °C to 70 °C, which covers exposed poles on farms, ranches and construction sites in hot climates. Two-way talk is full-duplex through an external mic and an 8-ohm 2 W speaker, and the HiEasy app manages everything in 17 interface languages.
How can I check which 4G bands are used at my site before ordering the Atlas 9560?
Use our free remote band check. Take an Android phone with the same local SIM you will put in the camera to the exact mounting spot, start a WhatsApp video call with us, and we guide you step by step to read which 4G band the phone is using there. We then compare it with this page's list: LTE-FDD B1/B3/B5/B8 and LTE-TDD B34/B38/B39/B40/B41 (Asia version; EU and US versions with other bands are available). If your band is not in the list, tell us before ordering so we can check other module versions.
Which way should the Atlas 9560 solar panel face, and how does it cope with cloudy days?
Face it toward the equator (south in the northern hemisphere, north in the southern), tilted at roughly your latitude and free of shade from about 9:00 to 15:00; clean dust and bird droppings regularly. The page lists no battery capacity or panel wattage, so we cannot promise a number of cloudy days. As a reference, the 430 mA working current at 3.7 V would use about 10.3 Ah (38.2 Wh) in 24 h if it ran non-stop; low-power AOV mode is designed to draw less, while many detections and long live-view sessions draw more. Send us your location and expected activity and we confirm the panel and battery configuration.
How much SIM data does the Atlas 9560 use with four lenses?
Recording goes to the TF card, so the SIM mainly carries alarms, snapshots, live view and remote playback, plus uploads if you use cloud storage. Each channel streams at 135–2048 kbps, so one hour of live view on one channel uses about 61 MB at the lowest and about 922 MB at the highest bitrate; all four channels together can reach about 3.7 GB per hour. Watch one channel at a time, prefer the lower bitrate, and use the camera's data top-up and query function to keep an eye on the balance.
How do I view the four lenses of the Atlas 9560 — phone app, PC or NVR?
Through the HiEasy mobile app, which has 17 interface languages. You add the 9560 once by scanning its QR code and get its four 1080P channels — the three wide views and the PTZ ball — under that one device, and you steer the ball and set its 6 presets and guard position there. The page does not list ONVIF, RTSP or NVR support for this model, so do not plan on adding it to a third-party NVR or VMS; ask us before ordering if that is a requirement.
Will the Atlas 9560 alarm on vehicles, animals or moving branches?
Its listed alarm detection is human detection only, so it is built to react to people, not to cars or animals; a vehicle is caught when someone gets out or walks beside it. The 40 m range and 99.88% accuracy are stated figures for clear conditions: a person far away at night, half hidden by plants or very small in the frame may be detected late or missed. Keep swaying branches and tall grass out of the near field, wipe the lens glass and spider webs during maintenance, and let the PTZ ball's human tracking confirm what the wide lenses see.
Is the Atlas 9560 solar camera the same as the Atlas 9560 Quad WiFi?
No. They share the 9560 number, but the 9560 Quad on our site is a WiFi + wired gun-ball camera for sites that already have mains power and a network, while the camera on this page runs on a 3.7 V battery with solar charging and sends video over 4G. If the site has power and Ethernet or WiFi, the WiFi/wired version avoids depending on sunshine and a SIM plan. Quote the full name (solar 4G or Quad WiFi) when you order to avoid a mix-up.
Which 4G version of the Atlas 9560 should I order for my country?
The 9560 is built with different 4G modules. Asia version: LTE-FDD B1/B3/B5/B8 + LTE-TDD B34/B38/B39/B40/B41, for example India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Jordan. EU version: LTE-FDD B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28, for Europe, the Gulf states, Turkey, Egypt, most of Africa (Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Morocco, Ghana...), Central Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam, where B7/B28 are used. US version: LTE-FDD B2/B4/B5/B7/B12/B13/B66/B41(38), for the USA and Canada; Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia and the rest of Latin America take the Latin America version, and Japan and Korea have their own versions. Tell us the country and carrier when ordering; if in doubt, use our free remote band check first.
Will it work with my local 4G carrier?
It depends on the LTE bands your carrier uses at the installation site. Compare them with the bands in the specification table; where regional versions are offered (for example -LA for Latin America, -EU, -AS) they support different bands. If you are not sure, we offer a free remote check before you buy: take an Android phone with your local SIM card to the site, start a WhatsApp video call with us, and we will guide you step by step to read which 4G bands the network actually uses there.
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