Omada, a TP-Link brand of networking and security products, has introduced its Fusion Pro Series Gateways and a new lineup of security camera systems, expanding its networking portfolio with integrated video surveillance capabilities.
According to the company, the products are designed for small and medium-sized businesses, retail environments, hospitality properties and residential installations, allowing users and integrators to manage networking equipment and surveillance systems through a single platform.
Fusion Pro Gateways Combine Networking and Video Management
The Fusion Pro 2.5G PoE. (Image/Omada)
The Fusion Pro Series includes two models that consolidate networking and surveillance functions into a single device.
The Fusion Pro 2.5G, priced at $299.99, combines a network gateway, controller and video management system. The Fusion Pro 2.5G PoE, priced at $449.99, adds an integrated eight-port PoE+ switch with a 180W power budget to power connected cameras and access points.
According to Omada, both models feature a quad-core processor and support multi-WAN load balancing, automatic failover, VPN connectivity, Mesh SD-WAN, content filtering and intrusion detection and prevention.
The company says the gateways also include license-free remote cloud access and an NVMe SSD tray for optional local video recording. Installations requiring additional camera capacity or longer recording retention can use an external NVR.
Both models also support third-party IP cameras through ONVIF and RTSP protocols, according to Omada.
Omada Expands Security Camera Portfolio
Omada T8S4-4T 8MP Turret PoE Security Camera System. (Image/Omada)
Alongside the gateways, Omada introduced several PoE security camera systems, including the Omada T8S4-4T 8MP Turret PoE Security Camera System.
Priced at $799.99, the kit includes four 8MP full-color turret cameras and a 16-channel NVR equipped with eight PoE+ ports and a pre-installed 4TB hard drive.
Omada says the system supports expansion to 16 cameras and up to 16TB of HDD storage, with support for up to 12 cameras at 8MP resolution.
According to the company, camera features include 4K Ultra HD video, 120dB wide dynamic range, full-color day-and-night recording, human and vehicle detection, two-way audio and perimeter protection capabilities.
Omada also says the system is NDAA-compliant and compatible with Google Home and Amazon Alexa. Cameras and NVR hardware carry a three-year warranty, while the included hard drive has a two-year warranty.
The company is also introducing 5MP and 8MP camera kits in turret and bullet configurations, along with standalone cameras offering resolutions up to 12MP.
Pricing and Availability
According to Omada, the new products are available beginning Nov. 11, with the Fusion Pro 2.5G priced at $299.99 and the PoE model at $449.99.
The company’s 8MP security camera systems are priced at $799.99, while 5MP systems cost $599.99. Standalone cameras range from $74.99 for 5MP models to $139.99 for 12MP models.
Omada is also offering introductory promotions, including discounts on eligible NVR kits purchased with Fusion Pro 2.5G gateways and standalone cameras purchased with Fusion Pro 2.5G PoE gateways.
