Bullet Camera, Low Price & High Quality

1/3" Sony Super HAD CCD 540 TV Lines 0Lux (LEDs On) 12V DC Power Supply It is not recommended to run 12V DC power line more

Z820IR 1/3" sony 540 TV Line Super HAD Outdoor, 35LED w/ 2.8~12mm Auto Iris Lens up to 100ft

Image Sensor 1/3" Sony Super HAD CCD Horizontal Resolution 540 TV Lines Lens 2.8~12mm Varifocal Lens Minimum Illumination 0.1Lux/F2.0 (LED OFF) 0Lux (LEDs ON) S/N Ratio 52 dB Gamma Characteristic 0.45 IR Distance 25~30m IR LED 8 Electronic Shutter NTSC:1/60s~1/100,000s, PAL: 1/50s~1/100,000s Water Resistance IP 66 Video Output 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ohms; BNC Connector Operating Temperature -10°c ~ +50°c Power Source DC12V (+/- 10%) 700mA

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A bullet camera is a type of security camera that looks like the bullet that you put into the barrel of a shot-gun. These cameras are becoming extremely popular and they can work indoors and outdoors. The goal when these model cameras were built was to have an all in one solution, that was some what covert. They started out to be just very small lip-stick looking cylinders that were very slender. They were about 4 inchs in length and fit into the palm of your hand.

Bullet Cameras Over The Years

Over the years the cameras adapted to real-time environmental conditions. Engineers from China added weather proof designs and infrared technology. They learned to build a complete security camera. Bullet cameras became untouchable, because they could truly be called a multi-role security camera. The engineers from Chinese manufactures did not stop there. They continued to advance their technological advances. Varifocal, cs-mount bullet cameras were added to make long range cameras possible. Since the year 2000, bullet cameras have evolved into many different models, looks, and purposes. Some of the most popular bullet cameras are the infrared bullet cameras. There are so many different models of cameras that there are now over 200 some different types. You can even classify certain fixed bullet cameras with certain CCTV applications. There are cameras for residential applications, small business retail, small business offices, small business restaurants, small commercial, medium commercial, hi-commercial, corporate offices, local and federal government buildings and including some homeland security applications. Bullet cameras have an advantage over any other model and that is due to the adaptability it offers for when things change. There are bullet cameras that can see in color during the day and in low conditions. After there is no light available they offer infrared black and white video. Bullet cameras offer support in it's varifocal ability to adjust the length and width of your video. This is a very powerful option, especially when things get hairy you can quickly adapt your security camera to survey new angle of views or longer distances.

For The Toughest Environments Use Bullet Cameras

If you are looking to integrate security cameras onto your property, whether that be for a business or home you should take a look at bullet cameras. There are many reasons why bullet cameras are a great first choice. If you operate your business or live in cold or hot environment, bullet cameras can endure long-term cold and hot temperatures. It really does not matter where you are located in the world, bullet cameras can adapt and endure the harshest weather conditions. Every bullet camera has an IP rating that indicates what kind of water and wind abuse it can take. Generally most bullet cameras can take large amounts of rain and wind, however, the cameras were not made to work under water. Bullet cameras run hot naturally from the amount of voltage running in the cameras internal circuits so you don't have to worry about the camera freezing over. So if you live in Canada, Russia, China, Norway, Finland, bullet cameras are the type of security cameras you want to integrate into your business or home environment to provide with live video and help protect against threats, thefts and other destructive events.

Bullet Cameras Can See In Color and Black and White Video

Many bullet cameras now are coming equipped with the ability to record video in color during the day. When lighting conditions worsen, the camera's internal sensor will switch on the infrared lights built around the bullet camera's lens. These infrared LED lights are very powerful and they change the video to render black and white hi resolution video feeds. The infrared light is so powerful that it cancels out the camera's ability to display color video. Infrared wavelengths are longer than natural light and pixels on a bullet camera's chip-set will process the most available light and in the case of infrared light the waves are so long that it is only light gather by a bullet camera's chip-set. When lighting conditions improve and there is more natural light, the camera's internal sensor will turn off the infrared light and the video will be render in color. This is a great feature to have, because there is video no matter what lighting conditions are available.

Get Long Range Video From Bullet Cameras At Half The Price

If you are looking for a discount way to record video at long distances with the high price tag, then you want to purchase a bullet camera with a large fixed lens or a varifocal bullet camera with a wide range of lens settings. Compared to PTZ cameras, long range bullet cameras are just cheaper. There are now bullet cameras with varifocal lens that can be adjusted from a 4mm to 9mm, 2.5mm to 12mm, 9mm to 27mm lens and so on. You can find a 9mm to 27mm long range infrared bullet camera now for just $120.00 now. Bullet camera's with that kind of range can see out to 150 feet or more with great hi-resolution video. Even in the night the bullet camera's infrared lights will help make sure the camera can take in light to see out to very long distances.

Bullet Camera, Low Price & High Quality