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AtlasAOV Series · Solar + 4G
Dual-Lens AOV Camera · 2 × 1080P · Solar + Battery + 4G
Atlas 9562 · AOV Dual-Lens Solar 4G
A wide-view fixed lens watches the scene while the PTZ ball below it captures detail and tracks people — on a battery-and-solar head with a 4G uplink, and AOV recording that keeps audio. No mains, no cable.
2×1080P · dual view40 m · human detection50 ms · full-frame wake-upAudio · AOV recording with soundSolar · 3.7 V battery + panel256 GB · TF card recording
One model, two night-vision versions — dual-lens 9562
AOV = always-on video at ultra-low power: around-the-clock low-frame-rate recording, switching to full frame rate within 50 ms of a human detection — and on this model the AOV stream keeps synchronized audio.
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The Atlas 9562 pairs two cameras on one solar head, driven by a dual-lens AOV mainboard with a 0.5T-compute AI controller — XT5H in the dual-light version, G62W in the black-light version. The short-focal fixed lens covers the wide scene; the long-focal pan-tilt ball below captures detail and tracks people, with guard position and auto-calibration. Both channels encode 1920×1080 at H.265+ to stretch TF storage and 4G data. Human detection reaches 40 m at a stated 99.88% accuracy, recording runs 24 h in low-power AOV mode with synchronized audio, and full-frame recording engages within 50 ms of a detection. Two versions are offered: the dual-light version (F1.4) has four night modes — B/W, full-color, smart and starlight — while the black-light version (F1.0) gives full-color night images, at moonlight level with no fill light and at starlight level with weak fill light; both have the sound-and-light alarm. Power is a 3.7 V lithium battery charged by the solar panel; recordings store on a TF card up to 256 GB (FAT32), and the app supports 17 interface languages, QR-code 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.
Smallholdings & farm gatesOne pole, one panel, two views: the wide lens watches the yard, the ball reads faces and plates at the gate — with voice talk-down to visitors.
Construction & material yardsHuman detection with sound-light warning covers the after-hours window when tools and diesel walk away.
Remote assets & forest edgesPump stations, towers, orchards and cabins across Africa and Latin America — where neither grid power nor wired internet will ever arrive.
Not the right pick if you need…
- A site that regularly drops below 0 °C or climbs above 50 °C — the 9562 is rated 0 °C to 50 °C
- Wider one-pole coverage with no blind angle — the quad-lens 9560 adds two more wide-view channels
- Continuous full-frame 24/7 recording at high frame rate — choose a mains-powered PoE camera (H series)
- A site with stable mains and Ethernet already in place — wired PoE is cheaper and weather-proof by definition
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Key Features
The complete series capability list.
Gun-ball coordination: wide-view fixed lens + long-focal PTZ ball for detail capture and human tracking
AOV recording with synchronized audio — events play back with sound, not silent clips
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, auto-connects to the server on power-up, QR-code device adding; triple drop-line protection
Dual-light version (XT5H, F1.4): 4 night modes — B/W, full-color, smart and starlight; sound-light alarm on detection
Black-light version (G62W, F1.0): full-color night images — moonlight level with no fill light, starlight level with weak fill light
IP65 housing for heavy rain, rated 0 °C to 50 °C; 14 W solar panel in the box; 7–10 days of smart standby depending on triggers
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 9562 solar 4G camera from its own specifications: 2 × 1080P channels (wide fixed lens + PTZ ball), AOV recording with audio, 40 m human detection, 3.7 V battery with solar charging, TF card up to 256 GB, 4 mm lens with 90° view, IP65, 0 °C to 50 °C.
Who it is for
- Smallholdings and farm gates — One wide view of the yard plus a PTZ ball on the gate is enough for a single entrance; two channels instead of the 9560's four mean less to store and less SIM data to watch.
- Sites where sound matters as evidence — The AOV stream keeps synchronized audio, so voices, engines or breaking glass are on the recording, and full-duplex talk lets you warn a visitor from the phone.
- Construction and material yards — After-hours cover with human detection to 40 m and sound-light alarm, on a head that is moved from site to site with no power or network to install.
- Remote pump stations, towers and cabins — Places where grid power and wired internet will not arrive; the 420 mA working current at 3.7 V is the figure to give your solar sizing.
Where and how to install
- Wide lens on the yard, ball on the gate — Mount the head at about 3–3.5 m. Aim the fixed wide lens at the whole area, then save the gate as one of the 6 presets and set it as the guard position, so the ball returns there after tracking someone. Run position calibration once the head is fixed.
- 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 cleans it). Nothing should shade it between about 9:00 and 15:00.
- Heat: the limit is 50 °C — The 9562 is rated 0 °C to 50 °C, lower than the 9560's 70 °C. In hot regions avoid mounting the head against sun-heated sheet-metal walls or roofs, leave air around it, and prefer a pole in open air.
- Microphone placement for clean audio — Microphone and speaker are external (8 Ω, max 2 W speaker). Place the mic sheltered from direct wind and rain and away from pumps, generators and fans, or the AOV audio will be mostly noise.
- 4G signal and sealing — Check the signal at the real mounting height before drilling and keep the head away from metal roofs and tanks. The housing is rated IP65 against heavy rain, but still seal every connector and leave a drip loop on each cable.
Two channels: storage, 4G data and power figures
The specifications give a 4 mm lens with a 90° view and about 10 m effective range; the table uses the published stream figures: 1920×1080 at 10 fps and 135–2048 kbps per channel, G.711U audio, a 256 GB TF card and a 420 mA working current at 3.7 V. With half the channels of the 9560, the same card lasts about twice as long at the same bitrate.
| Per channel | Both channels | |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution · frame rate | 1920×1080 · 10 fps | 2 × 1920×1080 · 10 fps |
| Video bitrate | 135–2048 kbps | 270–4096 kbps |
| Recorded per day at 2048 kbps | 22.1 GB | 44.2 GB |
| Recorded per day at 135 kbps | 1.5 GB | 2.9 GB |
| Audio track per day (G.711U, 64 kbps) | — | 0.7 GB |
| Days on a 256 GB TF card at 2048 kbps | 11.6 | 5.8 |
| Days on a 256 GB TF card at 135 kbps | 175.6 | 87.8 |
| 4G data for 1 hour of live view | 61–922 MB | 122 MB–1.8 GB |
| Power at working current (3.7 V × 420 mA) | — | 1.55 W |
| Charge used in 24 h if that current ran non-stop | — | 10.1 Ah · 37.3 Wh |
- Worst case for the card: both channels at the top bitrate fill a 256 GB card in about 5.8 days; audio adds about 0.7 GB per day on top.
- Watching both channels live at 2048 kbps uses about 1.8 GB of SIM data per hour — half of what the four-channel 9560 would use.
- The kit ships with a 14 W panel, and the manufacturer rates smart standby at 7–10 days depending on triggers; ask us for the battery capacity of the current batch. Send us your daily sun hours and expected detections and we check the setup for your site.
Data = bitrate × time ÷ 8 (1 GB = 1000 MB); card days = 256 GB ÷ video per day; power = 3.7 V × 420 mA. G.711U is a 64 kbps codec; card figures ignore FAT32 overhead.
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 | 9562 — AOV dual-lens solar 4G camera |
| Versions | Dual-light (XT5H module, F1.4) · Black-light (G62W module, F1.0) — same housing, solar panel, 4G and AI features |
| Mainboard | XT5H (dual-light) / G62W (black-light) — 4G low-power dual-lens AOV module |
| Main processor | High-performance dual-core, 0.5T AI compute |
| Operating system | Embedded Linux |
Video
| Image sensor | 2 × 1/3.2″ CMOS |
| Lens | 4 mm · 90° view · effective range about 10 m · F1.4 (dual-light) / F1.0 (black-light) |
| 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 | Dual-light version: B/W · Full-color · Smart · Starlight — Black-light version: full-color night vision (moonlight level without fill light, starlight level with weak fill light) |
| 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 |
| Audio output | External 8 Ω / MAX 2 W speaker |
| Voice call | Full-duplex two-way talk |
Recording & Alarm
| Recording modes | AOV recording (with audio) · Human-triggered recording |
| Recording storage | TF card |
| TF card capacity | Up to 256 GB (FAT32) · a 64 GB card holds 15+ days in AOV mode |
| Alarm detection | Human detection up to 40 m (99.88% stated accuracy) · 50 ms switch to full-frame-rate recording |
| 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 · 14 W solar panel charging · Type-C DC 5 V / 2 A top-up |
| Solar panel | 14 W, 347.5 × 237.5 mm (in the box) |
| Standby | 7–10 days of smart standby, depending on trigger frequency |
| Mainboard working current | 420 mA ±10 mA |
| Operating environment | 0 °C to 50 °C · IP65 (heavy-rain protection) |
| Housing size / weight | 160 × 132 × 163.5 mm · approx. 1.8 kg · white or silver grey |
| Packing | In the box: camera, 14 W solar panel, mounting bracket, screw kit, manual · color box 270 × 200 × 163 mm, 1.8 kg gross · carton: 12 pcs, 560 × 420 × 510 mm, 23.62 kg gross |
| Mainboard size | 59.5 × 38.4 mm |
| Sub board | 38×38 mm |
| Power board | 53 × 10.5 mm |
| ICR / lens hole pitch | 20 mm |
Engineering note: Battery cameras are a duty-cycle equation, not magic. Tell us your site's daily sun hours, expected trigger frequency and your SIM carrier — we will confirm the panel/battery configuration, estimate realistic autonomy for your latitude, and check this version's 4G bands against your local carrier before shipment.
Dual-Lens Solar 4G Camera FAQ — Atlas 9562
Does the Atlas 9562 need a SIM card, and which bands work in my country?
Yes, it runs on a local data SIM. Supported bands are 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) — match them against your carrier's network before ordering. Data top-up and query work from the app, so recharging the plan never means climbing the pole.
How does it stay powered with no electricity on site?
A 3.7 V lithium battery with solar panel charging powers the camera, at a working current around 420 mA. The AOV low-power recording model keeps consumption down between events, and the operating range of 0 °C to 50 °C covers farms, construction sites and off-grid properties.
What do the two lenses do?
One wide-view fixed lens holds the overall scene while the PTZ ball turns and follows people, so you never lose the wide picture during tracking. Each channel records 1920x1080 (2 MP) at 10 fps in H.265+, with 6 presets, a guard position and position calibration on the ball.
Where are recordings stored, and do they include sound?
Recordings go to a TF card up to 256 GB (FAT32), fitted in the camera — plan the card size around your retention needs. The 24 h AOV recording includes audio via the external mic, and a human trigger switches to full-frame recording within 50 ms so the event itself is captured in detail.
How reliable is the detection, and can it scare intruders off?
Human detection reaches 40 m at a stated 99.88% accuracy, with human tracking on the ball. On alarm the dual-light board fires a sound-light warning and built-in voice prompts, while linkage records and snapshots automatically. Full-duplex two-way talk lets you challenge someone live through the 2 W speaker.
Before I buy the Atlas 9562, can you check that my site's 4G bands match it?
Yes, with our free remote band check. Go to the exact mounting spot with an Android phone carrying the local SIM you plan to use, start a WhatsApp video call with us, and we guide you to read which 4G band the phone is connected to there. We compare it with the 9562'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) — and tell you before you order whether it matches.
How should I aim the Atlas 9562 solar panel, and what happens on several cloudy days?
Face it toward the equator, tilt it at roughly your latitude and keep it free of shade from about 9:00 to 15:00. The kit includes a 14 W panel (347.5 × 237.5 mm) and the manufacturer rates smart standby at 7–10 days depending on how often it triggers, so the number of cloudy days it rides through depends mostly on your trigger rate. As a reference, 420 mA at 3.7 V would be about 10.1 Ah (37.3 Wh) per 24 h if drawn continuously; low-power AOV is meant to draw less, while frequent detections, long live views and talk-down sessions draw more. Give us your daily sun hours and expected trigger frequency and we check that the setup suits your site.
Should I choose the dual-lens Atlas 9562 or the quad-lens 9560?
Choose the 9562 for one main view plus a gate or door: it has 2 channels, records audio in AOV mode, and stores and streams half as much as the 9560 at the same bitrate. Choose the 9560 when one pole must cover a wide area with no blind angle: it has 3 wide lenses plus the ball, a 1.0T AI controller instead of 0.5T, 1/3″ instead of 1/3.2″ sensors, and an operating range up to 70 °C instead of 50 °C. Both share 40 m human detection, 10 fps at 1080P, the same LTE band list and a 256 GB TF card.
Is the Atlas 9562 suitable for very hot climates?
Its stated operating range is 0 °C to 50 °C. Air temperature in most hot regions stays below that, but a head in full sun, especially next to a hot metal roof or wall, can get hotter than the air around it. Mount it on a pole in open air with space around the housing; if your site regularly sees extreme heat, consider the 9560, which is rated up to 70 °C, and tell us so we can advise.
Can I see both Atlas 9562 lenses at once on my phone, or on an NVR?
On the phone, yes: the 9562 is added to the HiEasy app (17 interface languages) by QR code as one device with two 1080P channels, the wide view and the PTZ ball, and you steer the ball and its 6 presets from there. Watching both live doubles the SIM data use, so close the channel you do not need. The page does not list ONVIF, RTSP or NVR support for this model, so do not plan on a third-party NVR or VMS; ask us before ordering if you need it.
Which 4G version of the Atlas 9562 should I order for my country?
The 9562 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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