Designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, this IR dome camera features Visualint’s premium starlight low-light color sensor for clear viewing at down to 0.002 lux, plus, it offers 16:9 letterbox sensors, glass optics and other convenient installation features.
Visualint™ 2MP IP Mini Bullet Outdoor Camera with Starlight + Virtual Technician
Designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, this IR dome camera features Visualint’s premium starlight low-light color sensor for clear viewing at down to 0.002 lux, plus, it offers 16:9 letterbox sensors, glass optics and other convenient installation features. Every new Visualint system Includes Virtual Technician services to do the toughest legwork for you during initial configuration. This includes: set up port forwarding, event schedules, and email notifications for each camera; configure analytics; and offer a follow-up calibration for any custom install.**
**Virtual Technician support can be purchased at anytime if you want to reconfigure your Visualint system at a future date. Virtual Technician support is not part of the 3-Year Warranty.
For best results static analytic cameras should be mounted a minimum of 10 ft above ground level with a wide unobstructed field of view of the area of coverage.
Cameras should be placed in such a way that objects which you intend to track are not able to move in and out of the cameras field of view in less than 3 seconds to give the camera time to identify, track, and alert
Key Features
Embedded Intelligent Analytics
Based on computer vision algorithms, Visualint cameras were created to continuously adapt to their surroundings. When properly configured, embedded intelligence tracks objects and makes automatic picture adjustments using seven main configurable rules, resulting in up to 90% fewer false positives. Please note that results may vary based on site layout and camera positioning.
Virtual Technician & System Design
During installation, a SnapOne Virtual Technician configures your Visualint cameras for you, so all you have to do is physically install the equipment. Once it’s installed, our VT technicians gather camera specific information to program and optimize picture quality, configure analytic capabilities, and set up system alerts or email notifications for your customers.** See Details >>
Widescreen & High Definition
With a premium 2MP CMOS sensor, Visualint cameras deliver true HD images with a resolution of 1920×1080 at a full 30FPS. They’re also true widescreen so they can provide a full landscape view of the action, optimized for modern displays and mobile devices.
Enhanced Control & Integration
Imagine a camera that can ignore a neighbor walking the dog on a nearby street, but can also notify homeowners if someone loiters in their yard. Generate control system alerts based on scene activity or enjoy a comprehensive range of two-way control features. Arm or disarm the system, turn camera imaging on or off when an input or output is triggered, or turn imaging off when any mode is selected. Visualint cameras can also receive commands from third party control systems, or from Visualint Control, which functions as a bridge between cameras and other equipment for sites without a control system. 
Multiple Video and Snapshot Streams
Like many popular IP camera brands, Visualint cameras use multiple video streams, which allow different applications to receive video in its optimum resolution and frame rate.
Power-over Ethernet (PoE)
Operate the camera at up to 100m away from a network switch. PoE capabilities offer everything from flexible power to video/audio configurations and intelligent event notifications.  
Remote Video Monitoring
Don’t have time to sit in front of your computer, waiting for an event to occur? Professional monitoring companies offer installers a quick recurring revenue solution for customers, and help save valuable time and money. Visualint’s offsite monitoring partners deliver technical expertise on the front end, and can notify authorities and customers in real time about any events or potential hazards. In many municipalities, police are much more likely to respond to a video-monitored location than to alerts triggered by traditional security systems.