Hikvision, a manufacturer and supplier of security products and solutions that deliver the ideal combination of high performance and extreme value, continues to bring out new camera lines to meet the widest possible range of project needs.

The company announced two lines of varifocal cameras featuring motorised varifocal lenses, 4 MP resolution, and efficient H.265+ video compression technology, and offers multiple styles to best suit the application.

Two lines of varifocal cameras

The first line is the Value Express Varifocal Camera line for advanced functionality on a budget, such as motion detection.

The second line is the AcuSense Motorised Varifocal Camera line with advanced technologies for high-end applications. Both tiers are offered at competitive market prices. 

Camera models included

The new lineup includes dome, turret, and bullet models to cover the widest range of application needs

The new lineup includes dome, turret, and bullet models to cover the widest range of application needs with five new models in all.

These latest additions to Hikvision’s lineup of emerging security technologies were developed in response to market demand for security products that deliver reliable high-performance operation and extreme value.

Project benefits

We are delighted to introduce a full range of varifocal camera models to help our customers find exactly the right combination of features and price for their most important projects,” said John Xiao, Vice President of Marketing, Hikvision USA.

Now every project that can benefit from the use of motorised varifocal cameras can choose the features they need and maximise their ROI. Hikvision remains committed to helping organisations meet their service and security objectives.”  

Value Express Varifocal Cameras

Value Express models offer the best price in the market with basic functionality like motion detection

The cost-effective Value Express line includes the 4 MP Outdoor EXIR Varifocal Network Bullet Camera (Model ECI-B64Z2) and the 4 MP Outdoor EXIR Varifocal Network Dome Camera (Model ECI-D64Z2).

Value Express models offer the best price in the market with basic functionality like motion detection. 

Features

This camera line also has these key features:

  • Up to 2560 x 1440 Resolution.
  • Hikvision’s EXIR 2.0 for extended IR range up to 100 feet (30 metres).
  • Minimum Illumination: Color: 0.018 Lux @ (f/1.6, AGC on).
  • 2.8 mm to 12 mm Motorised Varifocal Lens.
  • 12 VDC ± 25% (PoE IEEE802.3af), maximum 10 or 11 W with durable metal housing.

Advanced Value IP Varifocal Cameras

The Value IP cameras support AcuSense for intelligent human and vehicle classification

Hikvision’s high-end varifocal Value IP cameras are the 4 MP AcuSense Motorised Varifocal Turret Network Camera, 4 MP AcuSense Motorised Varifocal Dome Network Camera, and 4 MP AcuSense Motorised Varifocal Bullet Network Camera.

The Value IP cameras support AcuSense for intelligent human and vehicle classification while providing reliably clear, high-quality video security. 

Features

Some of the key features included in these models are:

  • High-quality imaging with 4 MP resolution.
  • Motorised varifocal lens for easy installation and monitoring.
  • Clear imaging against strong backlight due to 120 dB WDR technology.
  • Water and dust-resistant (IP67) and vandal-resistant (IK10).
  • Focus on human and vehicle target classification based on deep learning.

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