IP Surveillance Cameras are devices designed for security and monitoring, commonly used in public spaces, offices, homes, and industrial facilities. These cameras capture and transmit images and video over IP networks, such as the internet or local networks.
They allow users to remotely view live footage or review recordings on a computer or mobile device, often utilizing specialized software or cloud technology for easy access and control
Surface-Mounted Wireless Wi-Fi Cameras transmit signals (video and audio) remotely without the need for any cables, requiring only an internet connection. This is a convenient solution for avoiding the need to run wires inside homes or offices. These cameras are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Typically, the system requires a location for the recording device, power sources, and other equipment, along with a strong internet connection.
IP Surveillance Cameras are widely used for security and monitoring in public spaces, offices, homes, or industrial facilities. These cameras capture images and videos and transmit them over IP networks such as the internet or local networks.
Main Categories of IP Surveillance Cameras:
Indoor and Outdoor Cameras: Designed for different environments, outdoor cameras are usually weather-resistant and come with additional protective features.
Fixed and PTZ Cameras: Fixed cameras monitor a specific area, while PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras allow remote angle adjustments and zooming.
Day and Night Cameras: Equipped with infrared technology, these cameras can capture footage in darkness or low-light conditions.
Two-Way Audio Cameras: In addition to video, these cameras have built-in microphones and speakers for two-way communication.
Wireless and Wired Cameras: Wireless cameras transmit data via Wi-Fi, while wired cameras require physical network connections.
Smart Cameras with AI Features: Some cameras come with AI functionalities such as facial recognition, motion tracking, and anomaly detection.
Video Resolution: IP cameras are available in various resolutions, from HD (720p) to 4K, depending on your monitoring needs.
