PoE & Power Supply

This camera is normally powered by directly connecting a Cat 5 or 6 cable from the camera to a PoE port on a NVR, DVR or PoE unit (power over ethernet, the unit is then connected to a router, modem or network port.) The single cable provides both video transmission to the NVR or network while delivering power to the camera. See PoE Units. The majority of our video recorders provide camera PoE ports for directly connecting the camera to the video recorder.

COLOR Night Vision

This camera is equipped with advanced low light and zero light night vision systems. The camera provides clear color video at night with the presence of some ambient light; such as yard lighting or nearby street lights. If the ambient light is not adequate the IR night vision system automatically turns on providing high quality black and white night vision image.

Image Quality

This camera automatically adjusts for the best HD image possible. The WDR feature automatically adjusts for best back lighting and exposure while the DNR function eliminates digital noise, producing extremely high quality video day and night.

Capturing License Plates

One of the most common needs our customers have is the ability to identify vehicles on or near their property. This can be achieved if you follow the rules we detail in our How To Capture License Plates Guide . It is important that these rules are followed simply because capturing a license plate is one of the most challenging tasks a video surveillance system is asked to do. But the advice included in this guide will solve the challenges and produce the desired results.