Eneo’s high-performance, Candid bullet camera range, with integrated junction box, uses a 2MP and 3MP, 1/2,8" Sony STARVIS CMOS sensor to provide exceptional video quality in low light conditions.

Candid bullet cameras

There are three Candid bullet cameras in the range with built-in junction boxes. A 2MP, IP bullet (ICB-62M2712M0A) and a 3MP, IP bullet (ICB-73M2712MWA) with the newly-launched, WiFi set-up interface. A 2MP, analogue, multi-signal bullet (MCB-72M2712M0A) completes the range, offering selectable, HD-TVI, AHD, CVI, HD-SDI, EX-SDI and composite video stream options.

The eneo, Candid bullet cameras have a rugged, aluminum construction, designed for tough, outdoor applications. They are weather proof-rated to IP67 and come with high-power, integrated IR illumination and a motorised, 2.7mm to 12mm, varifocal lens. They will operate at a temperature of -20°C, but have a built-in, low-energy heater which will extend the IP camera’s temperature range to -50°C and the analogue cameras temperature range to -30°C.

Field and motion detection

The eneo, Candid bullet camera’s integrated junction box is built in to its wall-mounting bracket. This simplifies, neatens and speeds up installation, allowing cabling from behind, directly into box. Not only does this seal the camera against dust and moisture, but it also means no cabling is visible, reducing the risk of tamper and vandalism. All cameras include onboard, micro-SD card storage; triple streams for recording and viewing; a smartphone-ready, cross web browser for remote set up; and low voltage and PoE supply.

The IP cameras’ onboard, analytics include motion detection; tamper protection; trip wire; people counting; direction and field detection; defog; and vertical view. The multi-signal model includes defog, privacy masking and motion detection. Eneo’s new, Candid bullet cameras are available now through eneo’s established, UK distribution channels.

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