Ultra-HD video surveillance cameras are built to cover more ground and provide more detail, but they can also replace more cameras.

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This six-camera series is designed to fit any lighting application: color in low light, monochrome without IR LEDs in low light, and monochrome with adaptive IRs in almost complete darkness.

Available in a box style and dome-and-bullet style, this camera delivers high image quality with 8 MP resolution in real-time, motorized 3.7 to 11mm lenses and integrated IR illumination.

This compact camera improves content analysis as it captures 4K video in 3840 x 2160 resolution at a rate of 25 frames per second.

This camera provides 3MP images and a 3-foot vertical view of ATM customers, enabling banking security officials to clearly identify faces and distinguishing features.

These explosion-proof HD cameras include a robotically welded housing; a unique patent-pending pan-tilt drive without belts, gears or pulleys; operation in extreme temperatures; 30x optical zoom with image stabilization; IR illumination; ultra-low light performance and more.

Given the capability to film from afar, this camera provides effective video surveillance with a 20x optical zoom, nonstop auto-focus, and 10x digital zoom.

This dual-sensor megapixel surveillance camera has the ability to film two directions at once, so it’s ideal for areas that require reliable surveillance at all times.

This self-developed chipset delivers stellar video surveillance with key features that include 150 dB WDR performance, clear images in low-light locations, extensive bandwidth savings, a convenient USB port, various analytics, dual SD card slots and accurate stabilization.