MOBOTIX MOVE Bullet Network Camera BC-4-IR-D • Image sensor: 4MP (2688x1512), 1/3" Progressive CMOS • Weatherproof ONVIF S / G bullet camera with built-in IR LEDs (up to 40m) for use with Day and night • Automatic changeover from colour to B / W image (mechanical IR cut filter) • Remote Zoom • Motor-controlled Varifocal lens (F1.6: 9 to 22 mm, viewing angle H: 35 °- 15 °, V: 20 ° - 9 °) with Auto Iris with automatic adaptation to changing light situations • IP66 • Ambient temperature -30 to 65°C, humidity 10 to 90% • Video codecs: H.264, MJPEG (up to 3 streams simultaneously ) • WDR (120 dB) • Max. Frame rate: 4MP @ 30B / s (H.264, with and without WDR enabled); MJPEG: 1080p @ 30 B / s • Power supply: PoE IEEE 802.3af or DC 12V (2.12 A) or AC 24V; max 13.68 W • Warranty: 2 years
- IP Class: IP66, IK Class: IK10
- Image Angle horizontal: 35° (Wide), 15° (Tele)
- Image Angle vertical: 20° (Wide), 9° (Tele)
- Focal Length: 9 to 22 mm
- Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): Yes, 120 dB
- Application Area: Outdoor and Indoor
It’s almost 30 years since Axis Communication invented the world’s first network video surveillance camera. To many in the security solutions industry, this signaled the beginning of the end for analogue CCTV systems.
There was a seemingly better way – superior image quality and coverage, coupled with reduced cabling and wireless capability, saw the industry embracing IP digital video surveillance solutions and hanging up on their analogue devices. But analogue refused to die.
So, answering the question ‘Which security system is a better option?’ doesn’t always have a straightforward answer. Let’s discuss further...
