The white IBP3221I Sarix IBP Series 3MP Network Bullet Camera from Pelco features a 9-22mm remote zoom lens for wide angle or long-range surveillance needs. Autofocus ensures the camera can be automatically refocused. Additionally, the camera offers optimal color accuracy and features a mechanical IR cut filter for continuous day/night surveillance.
Camera Highlights
- Offers frame rates up to 30 fps at 3 MP
- Autofocus motorized remote zoom lens
- Operating temperature up to 131°F
- Power over Ethernet (PoE) Class 3 input
- Supports 24 VAC/12 VDC dual voltage operation
- IK10-rated enclosure for vandal resistance
Video Streaming
- Supports up to two simultaneous video streams and a third service stream
- Simultaneous video streams can be compressed with H.264 (High or Main profiles) or MJPEG formats
- Streams can be configured to a variety of frame rates and bit rates to optimize image quality for bandwidth and storage efficiency
Edge Storage
- Offers up to 64GB onboard edge storage with a microSD card slot (card not included)
- Video clips of varying lengths can be stored to the card when an alarm is triggered
- Continuous footage can be recorded to the card in case of network outage
- Stored videos can be retrieved from the card through the FTP or by using an ONVIF Profile G enabled client
Motion Detection
- Motion detection feature allows the camera to record or trigger an alarm when any motion is detected in a selected zone or within the scene
Alarm Trigger
- A camera sabotage alarm is triggered if the lens is obstructed or when the camera is repositioned
Open and Integrated
- Connects to Pelco video management systems such as VideoXpert, Endura version 2.0 (or later), and Digital Sentry version 7.3 (or later)
- Can be integrated with third-party systems through the open Pelco API or the ONVIF Profile S and Profile G standards
Standard Web Interface
- Uses a standard web browser interface for remote setup and administration
- Controls are optimized for one-step camera configuration of features including color, exposure, flicker control, and streaming