Hikvision aims to broaden its customers’ choices for versatile and affordable IP surveillance by introducing new 3MP vari-focal IP models into its successful 2-line HD network camera series. This series, initially launched in early 2013, has already achieved raves by customers worldwide.

The 3MP Vari-Focal IR Network Cameras (DS-2CD2632F-I(S) Bullet and DS-2CD2732F-I(S) Dome) incorporate advanced features in onboard storage, audio and alarm functionalities and provide users an easier and more efficient method of IP surveillance in indoor and outdoor environments.

One of the most noticeable features of these models is their vari-focal lens! Equipped with a 2.8~12mm vari-focal lens, these cameras boast easier focusing without any need for adjustment in the initial camera set-up and allow users to make further changes to the view by onsite refocusing. This benefits the user by greatly reducing on their installation cost and time. Additionally, built-in SD/SDHC/SDXC card storage with a total capacity of up-to 64GB ensures continuity during network disconnection.

Besides, with the latest 1/3” progressive scan CMOS, these models can capture sharp and clear images at 2048x1536 resolution for identification purpose, moreover, the cameras even provide full HD 1080p real-time images as well, allowing high quality image performance. The products incorporate a switchable IR cut filter for true day/night operability; equipped with enhanced IR LEDs, the cameras offer an IR range of up-to 30m. DWDR, 3D DNR and BLC functionalities are further supported to improve image quality in difficult lighting conditions.

Hikvision also offers another two 1.3MP vari-focal IR network cameras into the 2-line Vari-Focal range – DS-2CD2612F-I(S) Bullet and DS-2CD2712F-I(S) Dome.

Hikvision 2-line HD network camera series is specifically designed for SME sectors where high image quality is required. Pairing the Hikvision plug & play NVRs with the 2-line series presents a complete, easy-to-manage IP surveillance solution for applications such as retail stores, office building and home surveillance among others.

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