IP Monitoring Kit BCS Line 4x BCS-L-TIP14FCL5-Ai1, 4MP, NightColor 2.0, WhiteLight

A technology that enables full-color image recording at night, even in very low light - without the need for infrared. The BCS-L-TIP14FCL5-Ai1 camera uses an extremely sensitive sensor (0.0005 Lux) and a fixed, bright F1.0 lens to capture more ambient light. In addition, it uses a white light (WhiteLight) with a range of up to 50 meters, which turns on automatically in the dark to provide clear, color images - significantly increasing the effectiveness of identifying people, vehicles and details in nighttime conditions.

The 2.8mm lens provides a wide field of view, ideal for monitoring large areas. The BCS-L-TIP14FCL5-Ai1 camera can capture a wide scene with minimal blind spots. This configuration is particularly useful in areas that require extensive monitoring, such as parking lots, warehouses or public spaces, where it is important to capture as much of the environment as possible without the need for multiple cameras.

• A: 1280x720p ( 1Mpx )
• B: 1920x1080p ( 2Mpx )
• C: 2048x1536p ( 3Mpx )
• D: 2560x1440p ( 4Mpx )
• E: 2560x1960p ( 5Mpx )
• F: 3840x2160p ( 8Mpx )

• Access video preview and play back recorded footage
• Save parts 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

The DORI (Detection, Observation, Recognition, Identification) parameter is used to determine the ability of video systems, such as BCS-L-TIP14FCL5-Ai1 cameras, to detect, observe, recognize and identify objects or people at specific distances. The values given for each of these four elements determine the effective range at which the system can perform each of these activities:

• Detection (58m): The system is able to detect the presence of an object or person at a distance of up to 58 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 (23m): At a distance of up to 23 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 (12m): Recognition at a distance of up to 12m enables the system to provide enough detail for the observer to determine the type of object, for example, to distinguish whether it is a person, car or other object.
• Identification (6m): At a distance of up to 6 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.

WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) 120 dB is an advanced technology used in video surveillance cameras such as the BCS-L-TIP14FCL5-Ai1 to capture clear images in high contrast lighting conditions, where both bright and dark areas can occur simultaneously in the same scene. WDR 120 dB is a technology that combines two or more frames with different exposures into a single image. In practice, the camera captures two images - one with a short exposure time, which captures details in bright areas, and another with a longer exposure time, which captures details in dark areas. The camera's software then combines these images to produce a single, well-balanced frame in which all details are visible.

Benefits of WDR 120dB

• Improved image quality: With clear details in both dark and bright parts of the image, WDR 120 dB technology eliminates the problem of so-called "burn-in" and "underexposure."
• Increased monitoring efficiency: Facilitates recognition of faces, license plates and other important elements, which is crucial for security analysis.
• Reduced need for backlighting: Less need for additional lighting, which can lead to energy savings and cost reductions.