Hikvision 2mp Fixed Bullet Camera

2MP Resolution

With the Hikvision 2MP Fixed Bullet Cameras, one can capture sharp and clear 1080p footage, suitable for identifying details such as faces and license plates.

Progressive Scan CMOS Sensor

These cameras come with Progressive Scan CMOS Sensor technology that captures and processes images in a way that eliminates the flickering effect seen in traditional interlaced scanning.

This ensures a smoother and more stable image quality. It is particularly beneficial in low-light conditions, where it helps maintain clear and consistent visuals.

True Day/Night (ICR)

True Day/Night, or ICR (Infrared Cut Filter) enables a camera to automatically switch between colour and monochrome modes based on the available light.

During daylight or well-lit conditions, the camera captures images in colour for optimal clarity. In low-light situations, it transitions to monochrome mode, utilizing infrared sensitivity to enhance image visibility in the absence of natural light.

Exceptional Night Vision

Hikvision 2MP Fixed Bullet Cameras are equipped with built-in infrared (IR) LEDs that can illuminate the surroundings in darkness, allowing for clear surveillance during nighttime.

The range of night vision (up to 20 meters, depending on the model) ensures that objects and activities within this range are visible.

Some models may incorporate advanced technologies like Smart IR or Exir to provide uniform and efficient illumination, preventing overexposure issues that can occur in close proximity to the camera.

Weatherproof Durability

The cameras are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and have an IP66/IP67 rating. This means it is resistant to elements such as rain, snow and dust, making it suitable for outdoor use.

Additionally, this level of weatherproofing ensures the longevity and reliability of the camera even in challenging environmental conditions. Vandal-resistant options further enhance durability by deterring tampering and vandalism.

Motion Detection

Hikvision 2MP Fixed Bullet Cameras include motion detection capabilities, which trigger recording or alerts only when motion is detected.

This not only conserves storage space but also reduces the occurrence of false alarms, ensuring that the surveillance system is more efficient and responsive.

Region of Interest (ROI)

ROI functionality allows the cameras to focus on specific areas within its field of view. This targeted approach optimizes image quality and bandwidth usage by concentrating resources on the most relevant parts of the scene, enhancing overall surveillance effectiveness.

Digital Wide Dynamic Range (DWDR)

Hikvision 2MP Fixed Bullet Cameras feature DWDR, that enhances image clarity in situations with high contrast, such as scenes with both bright and dark areas.

It achieves this by adjusting the exposure settings dynamically, ensuring that details in both well-lit and shadowed areas are captured with improved visibility.

Smart Analytics

Some models offer advanced features like facial recognition, line crossing detection, and intrusion detection for deeper insights into security events.

Network Connectivity

Choose between Analog (TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS) or IP options based on your existing infrastructure. H.264/H.265 compression reduces bandwidth consumption and storage requirements.

PoE (Power over Ethernet) support simplifies installation by providing power and data through a single cable (certain models).

Wide Variety of Models

Hikvision offers a diverse range of 2MP fixed bullet cameras with different lens options, features, and price points to cater to various needs.

Advanced Technology

Some Hikvision 2MP Fixed Bullet Camera models feature cutting-edge technologies like ColorVu for vibrant 24/7 colour imaging and Deep Learning capabilities for enhanced accuracy in smart analytics.

Reliability & Performance

Hikvision is recognized for high-quality products and dependable performance, making these cameras a trusted security solution.

Limitations to Consider

While Hikvision 2MP Fixed Bullet Cameras are high-quality cameras, some users may prefer higher-resolution cameras for more detailed images. Also, the fixed lens provides limited flexibility compared to PTZ cameras.