Brand: Reolink
Model: RLC-540A Dome Camera
Video: 5MP(2k) HD & Color Night Vision
IK10 Vandal-Proof
Two-Way Audio
Person/Vehicle/Animal Detection
 
A compact yet sturdy buddy! Boasting IK10 vandal-proof and IP67 weatherproof ratings, RLC-540A withstands vandalism and extreme weather conditions, giving you year-round protection. It's versatile for both indoor and outdoor settings, easily mountable on walls or ceilings.
 
Smartly distinguish person, vehicle, and animal shapes from other objects, sending precise alerts instantly. This minimizes false alarms triggered by shadows or leaves. Enjoy this service without any monthly fees.
 
Upon intruder detection, the spotlight and siren will activate automatically to deter crime. Additionally, you have manual control over these tools via the Reolink App/Client for added security.
 
With the built-in microphone and speaker, you can engage in real-time conversation with your visitors or warn suspicious strangers to stay away. A direct yet highly effective feature.
 
RLC-540A supports 24/7 continuous, motion-triggered, or scheduled recording, offering versatile storage options like microSD card, Reolink NVR, or FTP server. Rest assured that your data are stored locally and kept in your control, ensuring worry-free privacy and security.
Yes, the Reolink RLN16-410 NVR is compatible with the Reolink RLC-540A PoE camera, provided the RLN16-410 has been updated to its latest firmware version. The RLN16-410 is designed to support a wide range of Reolink's PoE and plug-in Wi-Fi cameras, including most models that feature person/vehicle detection. 
To ensure compatibility:
Check the NVR Firmware: Go to the Reolink Support website to find the download center for your specific hardware version of the RLN16-410 and download the latest firmware updates.
Update the NVR: Install the latest firmware on your RLN16-410 to unlock its full compatibility, including support for smart person/vehicle detection features.
Connect the RLC-540A: Once the NVR is updated, you can connect the RLC-540A camera to one of the NVR's PoE ports and add it to your surveillance system.