This latest camera allows for a panoramic viewing angle of 360° (ceiling mounted), but where it really shines is wall mount with a 180° viewing angle, which makes it ideal for installations in large spaces such as halls, large offices and public garages for example. The company believes that one Airlive FE-200CU can replace three conventional IP cameras. It is intended for indoor use and ready to mount on the wall or ceiling, making it very flexible and user friendly.

The Airlive FE-200CU, fisheye IP camera provides images with a maximum resolution of 2 megapixels. A resolution of 1600x1200 pixels is a valuable tool for seeing both "local detail" and "global context" simultaneously. Airlive FE-200CU is able to transform a fisheye view to normal view automatically. It supports various viewing options dependent upon the mounting method. For each normal view, it has an e-PTZ function with adjustable viewing angles via the click of a mouse. The Airlive FE-200CU is also equipped with an ICR which will adjust the IR filter to adapt to the lighting conditions of the surrounding area.

For added convenience, the Airlive FE-200CU can also obtain its power supply through ethernet cable (according to standard PoE 802.3af), eliminating the need for an electrical connection to be present at the installation site. There is a MicroSD card slot for backing up video data, and it is equipped with a microphone and speaker to enable two-way communication.

The Airlive Campro Express 64, free-bundled software allows users to view and record multiple live images at the same time. In addition, Airlive is also able to provie the more advanced Campro Professional 64 which allows for remote management and individual setup of each camera connected to the system, as well as the ability to track and store the image data from up to 64 connected devices simultaneously. It also has functions to protect the cameras against attacks or misuse, in that the operator will be notified when there is any tampering with the camera, change of its direction or its position or trying to cover the lens.