Because of the integrated and flexible wall bracket bullet cameras can also be called compact cameras. In addition to the weatherproof housing bullet cameras are equipped with a straight disc. This enables to reduce light reflections to a minimum. Consequently, bullet cameras are ideal surveillance cameras for indoor and outdoor applications.

Day and night applications

The RIVA RC6702HD-6311 is designed for indoor and outdoor areas. With the built-in 16x High Power IR LED illuminator a range of up to 20m can be achieved. Due to this, the camera is ideal suited for day and night applications. Compared to the previous model the compact camera is offered with an improved lens. The higher variable focal length of 2.8 – 12mm allows to observe a bigger areal.

Like in all RIVA cameras, the standard version of the powerful video analysis (VCA) is already integrated and can be extended by optional filters. The ONVIF compatibility allows an easy integration of RIVA cameras into existing systems. Moreover, this camera offers features like micro SD card slot for local recoding, PoE, WDR, dual stream and many more.

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