Wi-Fi Camera BCS-B-PTHOME(2.0) 3Mpx IR 10m, motion detection, nanny

Remote access from phone and desktop computer BCS systems allow you to configure, control and preview BCS-B-PTHOME(2.0) using applications that will provide you with constant access to monitoring from anywhere on earth with internet access. The above programs allow you to: Access the video preview and play back the recorded footage Save portions of the video to your smartphone's 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

P2P function

In cameras BCS-B-PTHOME(2.0) is a technology that allows direct communication between the camera and an end device (such as a smartphone or computer) without the need for an external server. Here are the main features and principles of this function:

• Direct Connection: P2P allows a direct connection between the camera and the user's device. This means that video data can be transmitted directly, without having to go through an intermediary server.
• Ease of Setup: One of the main advantages of P2P is the ease of setup. Users often only need to scan a QR code or enter a camera ID to establish a connection.
• Remote Access: The user can access the camera's video from anywhere in the world, provided both the camera and the end device have Internet access.

Two-way communication The two-way communication function of BCS-B-PTHOME(2.0) cameras allows you to not only observe, but also actively interact with those within the camera's range, which can be useful for monitoring and managing real-time situations. This two-way communication capability allows for quick response to events, ensuring security and effective communication in various scenarios, such as managing facilities, monitoring children or conducting interactions with employees.

Wide Dynamic Range - That is, high quality in difficult conditions

• 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.