Box Cameras - Fixed, Ceiling, Audio
Box security cameras provide modular, lens-swappable flexibility with professional-grade quality for precise coverage in entrances, corridors, cash wraps, and long hallways—well suited to homes, businesses, schools, hospitals, and government facilities. Many models support ultra-sharp 4K resolution, dependable day/night performance, and wide dynamic range for clear images in mixed lighting, while ONVIF compatibility streamlines integration with existing recorders and VMS. For tougher environments, choose weather-resistant options that maintain professional-grade quality in challenging conditions.
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- $845.25SKU: DS-2CD6825G0-C-IVS-2mm
Hikvision DS-2CD6825G0-C-IVS-2mm Dual-Lens People Counting Network Camera
- High quality imaging with 2 MP resolution
- Efficient H.265+ compression technology
- Clear imaging against strong back light due to 105 dB WDR technology
- -V model: Water and dust resistant (IP67)
$845.25Low Price Guarantee - $101.44SKU: AE-VC253T-IT-2-1mm
Hikvision AE-VC253T-IT-2-1mm 1080P 1/2.9” CMOS Infrared Array Square Analog Camera with 2.1mm Lens
- Progressive scan CMOS
- Up to 1080P resolution
- Low illumination, 0.1 lux @ (F1.2, AGC ON), 0 lux with IR
- Supports auto electronic day & night switch
- Supports auto white balance
$101.44Low Price Guarantee - $1,605.11SKU: SC9133-RTL
Vivotek SC9133-RTL Network Outdoor Box Camera with 1.47mm Lens
- AI People Counting Accuracy: up to 99%
- Deep Learning AI Classification Capability
- Fisheye Camera with Extended Field of View Allowing for Better Coverage
- Wide Dynamic Range for Challenging Lighting
- Flexible Mounting Height 1.9 to 10 m
$1,605.11Low Price Guarantee - $2,004.46SKU: SC9133
Vivotek SC9133 3 Megapixel Network IP Box Camera with 1.47mm Lens
- 3 Megapixel resolution for high-quality images
- 1.47mm lens for wide-angle viewing
- Network IP capability for remote access
- Compact design for versatile installation options
- Durable construction suitable for various environments
$2,004.46Low Price Guarantee - $1,370.00SKU: IP-5IRPC4A30
ENS IP-5IRPC4A30 4 Megapixel Network IP Titanium IPC Special Housing Camera with 2.1mm Lens
- High quality imaging with 4MP resolution
- H265+/H265/H264+/H264/MJPEG coding
- 3D DNR, WDR, HLC, BLC
- Built-in micro SD card slot, up to 256GB
- People counting: counts people entering and exiting separately and outputs daily/monthly/annual report
$1,370.00Low Price Guarantee - $1,173.28SKU: WV-S71300A-F3
Panasonic WV-S71300A-F3 2 Megapixel Network Box Camera with 3.2 mm Lens
- 2MP Indoor mini box camera
- Up to 3 Edge AI analytic apps
- Built-in FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Certified Secure Element (Edge Lock® SE050F NXP® Semiconductors)
- NDAA Compliant
$1,173.28Low Price Guarantee
Box Cameras Frequently Asked Questions
What is a box camera?
A box camera is a type of surveillance camera that features a rectangular housing, allowing for easy installation and adjustment. These cameras are often used for indoor and outdoor monitoring due to their versatility and ability to support various lens options. Box cameras can provide high-resolution images and are equipped with features like true day/night functionality and wide dynamic range (WDR) for improved visibility in challenging lighting conditions.
How do I choose the right box camera for my home?
When selecting a box camera, consider factors like resolution, lens compatibility, and specific features such as night vision and WDR. Higher resolution cameras, like those with 4MP or 12MP, offer clearer images, while options with true day/night capabilities are essential for low-light environments. Additionally, ensure the camera supports the necessary connection type (analog or IP) and compression methods that suit your recording and storage needs.
Can box cameras be used outdoors?
Yes, many box cameras are designed for outdoor use, but it's essential to check their IP rating for weather resistance. Outdoor box cameras typically have features like enhanced durability, protective housing, and better low-light performance. Look for models with an IP66 or higher rating to ensure they can withstand rain, dust, and extreme temperatures while providing reliable surveillance.
What is the difference between analog and IP box cameras?
Analog box cameras transmit video signals over coaxial cables, while IP box cameras use digital signals transmitted over Ethernet cables. IP cameras generally offer higher resolutions and advanced features like remote access and video analytics. On the other hand, analog cameras can be more cost-effective for basic surveillance needs but may lack the advanced functionalities and image quality of their IP counterparts.
Do box cameras require special installation?
Box cameras can require professional installation, especially if they involve complex wiring or integration with a larger surveillance system. However, many models are designed for user-friendly installation, featuring plug-and-play capabilities or simple mounting options. It's important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation and setup to ensure optimal performance and security. Refer to the manufacturer’s warranty page for specific installation recommendations.
