SKU: InnoWave-662CRE
IMX662 Ultra Low Light 1080P Dual-Interface (WIFI + GigE) Camera
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Description :
The Vadzo InnoWave-662CRE is a dual-interface camera built around the Sony STARVIS 2 IMX662 sensor, delivering ultra-low-light performance in a compact, four-board camera design. As a GigE and Wi-Fi camera, it gives integrators both wired and wireless connectivity in one unit, without choosing between them at deployment. Wi-Fi connects through a built-in chip antenna, while GigE handles high-bandwidth, low-latency transmission over long cable runs. Seamless switching keeps the stream alive if either connection drops, with GigE set as the default. The result is a no-compromise camera suited equally to low-light security and surveillance roles or as a dual-interface camera for machine vision in constrained industrial settings.
Core Benefits:
Sony STARVIS 2 IMX662 sensor for ultra-low-light performance
Combined GigE and Wi-Fi connectivity in one camera unit
Built-in chip antenna for integrated wireless connection
Seamless switching with automatic Wi-Fi fallback if GigE drops
GigE set as the default interface for stable, low-latency streaming
Compact four-board design suited to flexible, hard-to-wire installations
Well suited to security, surveillance, and machine vision deployments
Applications:
Traffic Monitoring
Patient Monitoring
Security & Surveillance
Video Surveillance
Smart Parking
ICU Monitoring
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General Information
Product Family InnoWave Series
Camera Model Vadzo InnoWave-662CRE
Sensor
Sensor IMX662 CMOS Sensor from Sony
Sensor Format 1/2.8"
Pixel Size 2.9 µm x 2.9 µm
Max Resolution 2MP - 1920(H) x 1080(V)
Shutter Rolling Shutter
Chroma Color
Camera
Optics S Mount (M12 Standard) with Auto Switch IR-Cut Filter
Lens FOV Lens-dependent (varies by S-Mount lens selected)
Interface GigE (100Base-T/1000Base-T) and Dual Band Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n/ac)
Connector Standard RJ45 Ethernet Interface
Power Power over Ethernet (Compliance with PoE 802.3af standard 36 to 57V)
Operating Temperature -40⁰C to 85⁰C
Dimension Four Boards: 38mm (L) x 38mm (B)
Weight 35 Grams (Without Lens)
OS Supported Windows, Linux
Conformity OnVIF Compliant, RoHS 3, REACH
Price Details
QUANTITY
UNIT PRICE
NOT INCLUSIVE
50 - 99
$395.00
Lens & Cable
100 - 249
$199.00
Lens & Cable
250+
$199.00
Lens & Cable
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InnoWave-662CRE
Camera can be customized to meet your needs.
Vadzo team shall be able to assist you with the details on this. Reach Vadzo Team for customization & quotation for bulk quantities.
Form Factor Modification & Board Redesigns.
Firmware Modifications to Incorporate Custom Features.
Design & Integration of NIR and Color LED Array Boards.
Design & Integration of Microphones & Speakers.
Design & Integration of Advanced Sensors: ToF, mmWave Radar, IMU.
Lens Holder Modifications & Electro-Mechanical Lens Filter Control.
Enclosure Design & Manufacturing: IP-Rated and Non IP-Rated.
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Does the InnoWave-662CRE support both GigE and Wi-Fi on the same unit?
Yes. Both interfaces are integrated into the camera assembly, so it functions as a single GigE and Wi-Fi camera rather than two separate GigE-only or Wi-Fi-only variants.
What are the video formats supported by the camera?
The camera switches to Wi-Fi automatically, maintaining stream continuity without requiring a manual reconnect or reconfiguration.
Which interface takes priority when both GigE and Wi-Fi are connected?
GigE is the default. It's prioritized for its lower latency and higher, more consistent bandwidth over long cable runs.
Is the Wi-Fi radio external or integrated on the board?
Integrated. A built-in chip antenna handles the wireless link directly on the camera assembly, with no external Wi-Fi module required.
Can the camera operate on GigE alone, with Wi-Fi fully disabled?
Yes. The GigE connection functions independently of Wi-Fi, so wired-only deployment is fully supported.
What sensor is this camera built on, and why was it selected?
The Sony STARVIS 2 IMX662, selected specifically for its low-light sensitivity, making the camera well suited to dim or nighttime imaging conditions.
What real-world scenario does the GigE/Wi-Fi fallback design solve?
Installations where a wired connection is preferred for stability but Wi-Fi is needed as a backup, such as sites with unreliable cable runs or during maintenance windows.
Is there any interruption in the video stream during a switchover between interfaces?
No. The switching logic is designed to preserve video continuity through the transition, without a visible drop in the feed.
What board architecture does the camera use?
A four-board design, with both GigE and Wi-Fi hardware integrated into the camera assembly rather than added via a separate module.
Is this camera suited to machine vision applications, or only general surveillance?
Both. Its dual-interface design and low-light sensor performance make it applicable to machine vision in industrial settings as well as standard surveillance and security deployments.
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