Posts Tagged ‘ dome camera’



Bullet Security Camera

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

There are basically three types of digital video cameras:  1) The dome camera; 2) The box camera; and, the bullet security camera.  In this article we are going to focus our attention on the bullet security camera.

The bullet camera is versatile in its own way as a matter of function of how it is made.  In other words, there are some features on bullet security camera that are definitely beneficial that come as standard on bullet cameras that may require extra charges to have on other type cameras.

IR Bullet Camera

Monday, May 2nd, 2011

When looking for versatility in a digital video security camera nothing may offer you more than an IR bullet camera (InfraRed bullet camera).  Among the most popular types of cameras these days, the IR bullet camera usually comes packed with dozens of extra features, thanks to modern technology.  In the following article, we’ll take a look at digital video security cameras and how they work and especially how an IR bullet camera works.

Auto-Tracking Dome Camera

Wednesday, April 27th, 2011

Have you tried an auto-tracking dome camera?  Be careful if you do because once you get hooked on them, it is pretty difficult to keep you from getting more.  These cameras represent some of the highest quality electronics available today.

What is an “Auto-tracking Dome Camera?”  It’s a special type of PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) camera that can lock onto moving objects and follow them where ever they go (within line of sight to the camera).

OD-LX520IR50 Vandal Resistant Dome Camera

Friday, March 25th, 2011

Security Camera King’s (SCK’s) OD-LX520IR50 Vandal Resistant Dome Camera is the featured camera for all of SCKs Ultimate series DVR complete package systems.  Although this camera sells individually for only $74.95, it’s a very high quality high definition camera that produces detailed video and comes packed with many useful features.

The OD-LX520IR50 Vandal Resistant Dome Camera may be used indoors or outdoors and is rated at IP66.  The IP rating is the International Electrotechnical Commissions (EIC) standard for Ingress Protection; in other words it is a rating that grades the amount of protection that is afforded to the camera from weather and other elements.