Hi everyone. Mike from CCTV Camera Pros here. In this video I'm going to
demonstrate one of our new 4k IP cameras. It's the dome security camera up there
that's on the left. I use it to monitor this front door area at my house. I have
it connected to one of our Viewtron surveillance DVRs and the video looks
great. Let's take a look. Here is the four camera view on the Viewtron DVR. Camera
one is the 4K IP camera that we are testing so let's switch to the full
screen view of the IP camera.
I'm going to move these controls out of the way and I'm going to jump the video
forward because it took me a little while to walk downstairs.
I'm going to wave and move around a bit so you can see the video frame rate.
Next, I recorded some video footage at night to show the IR night vision
capability of this camera. There is no light at my front door right now.
The illumination that you see being cast is being done by the camera's infrared
LEDs.
Here is some additional information about this camera. First of all the model
number is IP-D8. As I mentioned, it's a 4K IP camera. It has an RJ45
network connection (a standard Ethernet network connection). You can connect this
directly to the PoE input of our new Viewtron NVRs. Or you can go into a
network switch and use with our iDVR-PRO hybrid DVRs or any NVR or DVR that supports
ONVIF IP cameras. It supports PoE or 12-volt DC. So if you
if you're using one of our NVRs that has PoE, you don't need to worry about
the power input. But if your if you're using an NVR that does not support PoE
and you're not using a PoE switch there's also a 12 volt DC option. This
this housing is IP67 weatherproof so this camera is great for indoor or
outdoor use and IP67 is a step up from a lot of our cameras that are IP66 rated.
This is this is a higher grade weatherproof rating. It will hold up better
in wet / damp climates. This camera has built-in IR night vision. You saw that in
the video and the spec is 20 to 30 meters max. I like to set expectations
lower with customers when it comes to IR so I'm going to say realistically this
this supports sixty foot IR which is more than insufficient for a fixed 3.6
millimeter lens. You really don't need to be going out further than that because
this is a wide-angle camera not meant for huge depth distance. It's a turret
style dome so this camera could be ceiling mounted or wall mounted because
this turret style dome allows you to move that lens in any direction. It's
like a ball and socket joint. And also we have all kinds of mounts for
this camera. We have L brackets. We have pendant mounts - a lot of flexible
installation applications with this camera. And as I mentioned this is its
ONVIF compatible so any third-party NVR that supports the ONVIF IP protocol this
camera should work with even if it's a lower resolution NVR like a 1080p or
four megapixel. You can lower the stream of this camera down from 4K resolution
to 4 megapixel or 1080p or even 720p if you need to. In the video I was using one
of our Viewtron NVRs that has direct PoE ports. It was directly connected to
it it also works great with our iDVR-PRO DVRs that are hybrid - that support IP
cameras in addition to coax cameras. And then like I said, any third party in VR
that supports ONVIF. If you want to learn more about this camera, you can visit the
product page at www.cctvcamerapros.com/D8.
Thank you for watching!