IP Cameras

What are IP cameras?

An Internet Protocol (IP) camera is a high-definition digital camera with its own IP address. Instead of transmitting video over a video cable to a monitor or MDR, the IP camera transmits digital video to the MDR over a data connection (ethernet cable) where the images are saved to the HDD memory.

Benefit: Connecting IP cameras increases the number of channels available on the MDR:

• MDR-504 - 4 x Analogue channels plus 1 x IP channel = 5 channels
• MDR-504 and a PON switch - 4 x Analogue channels plus 2 x IP channel = 6 channels
• MDR-508 - 8 x Analogue channels plus 1 x IP channel = 9 channels
• MDR-508 and a PON switch - 8 x Analogue channels plus up to 8 x IP channel = 16 channels

Brigade IPC Internal Forward Facing Camera | HD 1080p | 4mm (H-87°) | Normal | PAL | IP20 | 6 Pin (PON) - [IP-1000C]

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Brigade IPC Surface Mount Dome Camera | HD 1080p | 2.6mm (H-94°) | Normal | PAL | IP65 | 6 Pin (PON) - [IP-1200C]

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Brigade IPC Surface Mount Camera | HD 1080p | 4mm (H-84°) | Normal | PAL | IP67 | 6 Pin (PON) - [IP-1100C]

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