Many home and business owners frequently ask about installing high definition security cameras, because they want to be able to cover more area with fewer cameras. Until recently, there was not a good solution for megapixel IP security cameras for smaller installations like homes or businesses, because of the fact that the cameras required large outdoor camera enclosures. Luckily, the newest release from Arecont Vision has provided a new solution for home or business owners who need high quality video recording. These new H.264 MegaDome high definition IP security cameras have now bridged this gap.
The MegaDome series of IP security cameras from Arecont vision provide the same great quality high definition video (from 1.3 MegaPixel to 5.0 MegaPixel) but have a built-in 4-10mm varifocal lens and a weatherproof 4″ armor dome outdoor enclosure. This makes these cameras as easy to install as standard analog video cameras, with low impact to the appearance of the home or business while still providing video quality up to 22 times the resolution of analog video.
IP66 rated outdoor armor dome weatherproof enclosures allow you to mount these MegaDome IP security cameras directly outside, and simply run a single CAT-5 network cable to each camera from your PoE (Power over Ethernet) switch. The weatherproof camera enclosures provide protection from the elements in a small sized 4″ polycarbonate dome. These cameras permit the installation of MegaPixel IP cameras virtually anywhere, providing the ability to capture license plates, facial images or more. These Arecont Vision MegaPixel IP security cameras let you further the quality and resolution of a home or business security camera system.
Author: Michael Dunteman
Article Source: EzineArticles.com
Provided by: Make PCB Assembly
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