Description
Most Cameras Return a Silhouette. That Is Not Evidence. A camera that cannot hold a face at the gate is a camera that records the fact something happened, not what happened. The Anpviz bullet returns a real 8 megapixel frame, which is the resolution at which a number plate and a face both survive being zoomed after the event.
Colour after dark, not grey. Infrared turns a scene into a black-and-white sketch and loses the colour of a jacket or a car. The dual-light array keeps the image in colour out into the approach, with a 0.005 lux minimum illumination rating and infrared coverage to roughly thirty metres for the parts of the perimeter where there is no light at all at three in the morning.
One cable to the recorder. PoE carries power and data down the same RJ45 run, so an installation is a single cable to the eaves rather than a second mains circuit and an electrician. A 2.8 mm lens covers the wide approach a driveway or a loading bay actually presents, rather than the narrow corridor a longer lens would frame.
AI that filters the feed. Human and vehicle detection classifies what is moving instead of triggering on every cat and cloud shadow, and H.265 roughly halves the bitrate so the same drive stores about twice the archive. Choose 8MP or 5MP, with or without a 256 GB card already fitted, and message us with your recorder model so we confirm compatibility before it ships.
A camera you stop checking is a camera you stopped trusting.
Key Features
- ✦ 8MP or 5MP sensor options for genuine identifying resolution
- ✦ Dual-light colour night vision with a 0.005 lux minimum illumination rating
- ✦ Infrared coverage out to roughly 30 metres
- ✦ Human and vehicle AI detection to filter false alerts
- ✦ PoE single-cable installation over RJ45
- ✦ H.265 compression that roughly halves the bitrate against H.264
- ✦ On-board SD card slot, with 256 GB card bundle options
- ✦ 2.8 mm wide-angle lens covering a full approach
- ✦ Bullet housing for indoor and outdoor mounting
Technical Specifications
- Resolution: 8MP or 5MP, selected by variant
- Lens: 2.8 mm
- Minimum Illumination: 0.005 lux
- Night Vision: Dual-light colour night vision, infrared to 30 m
- Compression: H.265, H.264, MPEG4
- Detection: AI human and vehicle detection
- Power: PoE, network wired
- Storage: On-board SD card slot, up to 256 GB
- Form Factor: Bullet camera, indoor and outdoor
- Installation: Side or wall mounted
- Client Systems: Windows 7, 8 and 10, macOS
- Bundle Options: Camera only, or camera with 256 GB card
Where the Sixty Frames Gets Mounted
It is specified wherever an image has to be usable later rather than merely available live. Retailers run them over doorways and till approaches where a face has to be identifiable. Industrial sites use the vehicle detection to distinguish a delivery arriving from a fox crossing the yard at 2 a.m., which is the difference between an alert feed that gets read and one that gets muted. Homeowners mount them on gateposts and garage corners where PoE reaches and mains power does not. Fleet and yard managers pick the 256 GB bundle so the archive covers several weeks without touching a recorder drive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between the 8MP and 5MP options?
A: Resolution. 8MP is the variant to choose when a face or plate has to remain identifiable after a digital zoom, and 5MP is the budget option for coverage where identification is less critical. The variant name states which you are buying.
Q: Does it really record in colour at night?
A: Yes, within the range the dual-light array reaches. Beyond that the infrared illuminators take over and the image becomes monochrome, which is the standard behaviour for this class of camera.
Q: What do I need to record the footage?
A: An NVR with matching channel count, or a compatible network video recorder platform plus the SD card for edge recording. Send us your recorder model and we will confirm ONVIF compatibility before dispatch.
Q: Is the 256 GB card included?
A: Only on the variants that state it. The camera-only variants expect you to supply storage, either to the card slot or to your recorder.
Q: How much footage fits on 256 GB?
A: It depends on resolution, frame rate and how much of the day is moving. H.265 halves the bitrate against H.264, so the same card holds roughly double the archive of an older camera.
Q: Does it work without internet?
A: Yes. It records to the card and streams over the local network. Remote viewing needs a network path out, but recording does not depend on it.
Q: Is it weatherproof?
A: The bullet housing is built for exterior mounting including rain and dust. In coastal salt-spray positions, sheltered mounting will extend the housing's working life.
Q: How many of these can one recorder take?
A: Eight-channel recorders typically run eight units without strain when the streams are H.265, because the bitrate budget is what limits the count rather than the port count. Tell us your recorder and we will confirm the practical number.
Q: Can I mount it under an eave?
A: Yes, side and wall mounting both work, and the bullet form factor is well suited to an overhang. Aim it slightly downward to keep rain off the lens face.
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