Exacq IRIS Specialty Cameras
Specialty cameras solve unique surveillance challenges with purpose-built designs—from compact cube and ball styles to tower, height strip, door frame, wedge, flush-mount, sign, and peephole options—plus inspection cameras for tight spaces and other shapes for custom installs. For smooth VMS/NVR integration choose ONVIF-ready models, and match the environment with weather-resistant or vandal-resistant housings.
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- $513.50SKU: 3SCB-2M
IRIS 3SCB-2M Teller Sign Camera with Blank Sign
- 2 MegaPixel Sensor
- Teller Sign Camera with Blank Sign
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- $350.00SKU: 1TC24
IRIS 1TC24 24" Tower Camera, 3.8mm Lens
- Adjustable Tower Camera
- Bullet resistive material present many lighting
- Glare issues that must be overcome
- Mount flush against the bullet resistive material
- Camera positioning is made through internal adjustments
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IRIS 1TC16 16" Tower Camera, 3.8mm Lens
- Adjustable Tower Camera
- Bullet resistive material present many lighting
- Glare issues that must be overcome
- Mount flush against the bullet resistive material
- Camera positioning is made through internal adjustments
$350.00Low Price Guarantee - $350.00SKU: 1TC06SL
IRIS 1TC06SL 6 inch Tower Camera, Slim Housing, 2" x 2" Base with Hidden Mount
- 6 Inch Adjustable Tower Camera
- Bullet resistive material present many lighting
- Glare Issues that must be Overcome
- Mount Flush against the Bullet Resistive Material
- Camera Positioning is made through Internal Adjustments
$350.00Low Price Guarantee - $350.00SKU: 1TC08SL
IRIS 1TC08SL 8 inch Tower Camera, Slim Housing, 2" x 2" Base with Hidden Mount
- 8 Inch Adjustable Tower Camera
- Bullet resistive material present many lighting
- Glare Issues that must be Overcome
- Mount Flush against the Bullet Resistive Material
- Camera Positioning is made through Internal Adjustments
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Specialty Cameras Frequently Asked Questions
What are specialty cameras used for?
Specialty cameras are designed for specific applications that standard cameras may not effectively handle. They can include body cameras for law enforcement, doorbell cameras for home security, and height strip cameras for monitoring entry points. These cameras often come with unique features tailored to their intended use, such as enhanced night vision, specific lens types, or specialized mounting options.
How do I choose the right specialty camera for my home?
Choosing the right specialty camera involves assessing your specific needs and the areas you want to monitor. Consider factors such as resolution, field of view, and whether you need features like night vision or two-way audio. Additionally, think about the installation location and whether you prefer wired or wireless options, as well as compatibility with existing security systems.
Are specialty cameras weatherproof?
Many specialty cameras are designed to be weatherproof, especially those intended for outdoor use. Look for cameras with an IP rating, such as IP66 or IP67, which indicate resistance to dust and water. This ensures that the camera can withstand various environmental conditions, including rain, snow, and extreme temperatures, making them suitable for outdoor surveillance.
Can specialty cameras be integrated with my smart home system?
Yes, many specialty cameras are designed to integrate seamlessly with smart home systems. Look for cameras that support Wi-Fi connectivity and are compatible with popular smart home platforms like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This allows you to control the cameras remotely, receive alerts, and view live footage from your smartphone or tablet.
What is the average lifespan of a specialty camera?
The average lifespan of a specialty camera varies based on its quality, usage, and environmental conditions. Generally, a well-maintained camera can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years. Factors such as weather exposure, installation quality, and technology advancements can affect longevity. Regular maintenance and updates can help extend the life of your surveillance equipment.
