Digital Watchdog, the industry leader in digital recorders, surveillance cameras and related management software, announces the release of our new Long Range Bullet Cameras, MEGApix 4MP (DWC-MB44Wi650) and STAR-LIGHT Universal HD over Coax 2.1MP/1080p (DWC-B6263WTIR650).The new cameras and provide IP and analog HD surveillance users a powerful 6-50mm long range lens with Motorized Zoom Auto-Focus P-Iris Lens (IP) or Varifocal P-Iris Lens (Universal HD over Coax), and up to x8.3 optical zoom. These cameras are ideal for any solution requiring true optical zoom and extremely clear details.
The MEGApix IP camera delivers crystal-clear images at 4 Megapixel resolution at real-time 30fps. The DWC-MB44Wi650 model includes a 6-50mm Long Range Motorized Zoom Auto-Focus P-Iris Lens that allows for a simple and automatic remote focus adjustment, allowing the camera to remain in focus at all times. The camera features True WDR at 100dB, Smart DNR and Smart IR for quality video in challenging lighting environments. The IP66-rated weather resistant housing is easy to install and will Cold Start at -40º F/-40º C.
STAR-LIGHT 2.1MP Universal HD over Coax cameras offer dynamic image enhancement features such as STAR-LIGHT Super Low Light Technology, True WDR at 100dB, Smart DNR and Smart IR. The DWC-B6263WTIR650 STAR-LIGHT 2.1MP Universal HD over Coax Camera features a 6~50mm varifocal p-iris lens in an IP66 environmental rated bullet housing. STAR-LIGHT Universal HD over Coax cameras are engineered to work with our VMAX A1 Universal HD over Coax DVRs, using your existing coaxial infrastructure for a cost-effective, high resolution surveillance solution.
“Over the years, Digital Watchdog has developed a loyal following of integrators who rely on our long range cameras to fill a specific need without requiring an additional or third-party lens,” said Mark Espenschied, Director of Marketing, Digital Watchdog. “We are excited to now make high resolution and phenomenal optical zoom available in cameras for both coax and IP infrastructure.”