IP Camera IPCAM-B4-50IR IR 50m 4Mpx HiLook by Hikvision

Live Streaming (RTMP)

RTMP, or Real-Time Messaging Protocol, is a protocol used to transmit audio, video and other data in real time over the Internet. In the context of surveillance cameras, RTMP is mainly used to send live streaming video from a camera to a server or platform, which can be local or remote.

RTMP is particularly useful for applications that require live streaming to the Internet, such as streaming services or social media. Its use in surveillance cameras allows wide access to camera video, both for individual users and professional surveillance teams.

Power Over Ethernet (PoE)

The Power over Ethernet (PoE) function of the IPCAM-B4-50IR camera is a technology that allows data and electrical power to be transmitted to a network device via a single Ethernet cable. With this solution, cameras can be installed in locations where access to power sources is limited or non-existent. PoE simplifies installation, reducing the need for additional cables and power supplies. In addition, surveillance systems using PoE are easier to scale, as adding a new camera only requires connecting it to the PoE network. This increases the flexibility and cost-effectiveness of surveillance systems.

IP67 weatherproof design This housing protects the IPCAM-B4-50IR from external elements such as dust, dirt and moisture, which is especially important in industrial environments or dusty locations. Cameras with IP67 housing can be installed in a variety of locations, from industrial to marine, without worrying about environmental damage.

Remote access from phone and desktop computer HiLook by Hikvision systems allow you to configure, control and view using Hik-Connect and iVMS-4200 applications, which will provide you with constant access to monitoring from anywhere on earth with internet access. The above programs allow you to: Access video preview and play back the recorded footage Save fragments of the video to your smartphone memory Configure time frames for motion detection Receive notifications from motion detection or other events Share your device with other smartphones with the mobile app, such as family members or employees Hik-Connect - Free app for iOS and Android smartphones iVMS-4200 - Free desktop app

Wide dynamic range - That is, high quality in difficult conditions

The WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) function of the IPCAM-B4-50IR is a technology that improves image quality in difficult lighting conditions, especially when there are very bright and very dark areas in the camera's field of view at the same time. Key aspects of the WDR function are:

• Exposure balancing: WDR helps produce clear images in situations where there is strong backlighting or underexposure, such as when filming from inside a building overlooking a brightly lit exterior.
• Preservation of detail: With WDR, cameras can better capture details in the dark and bright parts of the image. This allows clear recognition of faces, vehicle license plate numbers and other important elements that might not be visible under standard conditions.
• Image processing technology: WDR achieves its effects by quickly switching between different exposure levels or by combining several images taken with different exposure settings to create a single, balanced image.
• Usefulness in security monitoring: This feature is particularly important in security monitoring systems, where it is important to get clear images in a wide variety of lighting conditions, both indoors and outdoors.

Automatic day/night mode Adapted to work in all lighting conditions IPCAM-B4-50IR with visibility up to 50m even in total darkness. In addition, the Day/Night sensor switches the video mode automatically based on the amount of light reaching the lens.

D.O.R.I.

• Detection (76m): The system is able to detect the presence of an object or person at a distance of up to 76 meters. This means that at this distance you can tell that something is within the camera's range of view, but you can't necessarily determine what it is.
• Observation (30m): At distances of up to 30 meters, the system can not only detect an object, but also provide enough detail for the observer to get an idea of the general shape and perhaps some of the characteristics of the object, but without exact recognition.
• Recognition (15m): Recognition at a distance of up to 15 meters allows the system to provide enough detail for the observer to determine the type of object, for example, to distinguish whether it is a person, a car or another object.
• Identification (7m): At a distance of up to 7 meters, the system is able to provide a highly detailed image that can identify specific features of an object or person, such as a face, vehicle license plate, etc., enabling accurate identification.