The company's existing IP range already includes various fixed dome, vandal dome, fully functional dome and box cameras.

Meeting the growing demand for digital technology, their new IP bullet cameras have now joined the rapidly expanding HD IP range, and taking a leaf out of broadcast technology‘s book, they employ progressive scanning to enhance the image quality.

Some of the key features of the bullet cameras are that they can provide simultaneous dual, triple and quad video streams at up to 2MP, Full HD 1080p resolution, progressive scan image processing using a CMOS sensor, portrait and landscape 16:9 formats and intelligent incident alerts.

Multiple video stream technology allows each new IP bullet camera to process up to four independent video streams simultaneously, at up to 30fps. This feature is designed for efficient video transmission and storage, saving network bandwidth. A Full HD 2MP (1920 x 1080 pixels) stream can be used for recording, an identical D1 (720 x 576 pixels) video stream can be viewed on a monitor and a CIF (360 x 288 pixels) video stream can be viewed on a smartphone, all at the same time. Video stream combinations include 1080p at 30fps and D1 at 30fps (dual), twin 1080p streams at 15fps (dual), 1080p 25fps and D1 25fps and CIF 25fps (triple) as well as lower resolution combinations of quad video streams.

These IP bullet cameras benefit from progressive scan technology. This system updates the entire video image at up to 30fps, unlike the more commonly used interlace technology which updates alternate lines. The video image quality is much higher as a result. The bullet cameras video format is 16:9. Uniquely, the format can be rotated through 90° to provide either portrait or landscape views. The portrait setting is particularly relevant for narrow fields of view like corridors, stairs and passageways, where height within the image is more important than width.

The new cameras all include built-in network failure detection functionality, sending email alerts to operators if network problems occur. Back-up recording on Micro SD cards within the cameras ensures that no images are lost. A number of models include a 3 to 9 mm motorized, vari-focal lens offering remote zoom and focus adjustments, saving set up time and optimizing image quality. It has been still further enhanced with WDR and 3D digital noise reduction (DNR). Smart Picture Quality (SPQ) enhances low light performance in the HD sensor to reduce motion blur.

True day/night functionality comes as standard, with an IR LED option for very low or no light applications and Smart IR control automatically varies LED strength to suit the ambient lighting conditions. Each model has 5 programmable privacy zones.