IP66 Security Cameras
IP66 refers to camera enclosures that have obtained the a rating from the International Electrotechnical Commission’s (IEC) international standard 60529 rating board that declares the cameras to be:
Offering full protection from dust and solid matter larger than dust
Safe from rain, sprinklers, and powerful water jets (but not submersion)
The surveillance cameras below have an IP rating of IP66
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In stock.
Usually ships the same business day if ordered before 2PM EST.$350.00
Weather
IP66
Full protection from dust, rain, snow, dew, frost, and sprinklers.
You can even wash them off with a hose.
Temp
Temperature rated from -31°F to 140 °F
Humidity rated between 10 and 95%.
Day/Night
Infrared night vision up to 50 FT
Color video possible until 0.02 lux
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The Lookout 2.0 - 26ZV - 2MP (1080P) IP PTZ Camera with 30x Optical Zoom
In stock.
Usually ships the same business day if ordered before 2PM EST.$799.00
Resolution
1080P @ 30 FPS; 1920 x 1080
Detect: 1000 ft
Recognize: 900 ft
Identify: 800 ft
Processing Power and Compression: Not All 1080P Cameras are Created Equal
Indoor/Outdoor
IP66
Full protection from dust, rain, snow, dew, frost, and sprinklers.
You can even wash them off with a hose.
Temp
Extreme Cold Temperature rated from -40°F to 140 °F
Humidity rated between up to 90%.
Lens
Motorized PTZ Varifocal: 4.5 - 135mm
63° - 2° of coverage
Digital Zoom and Optical Zoom
Learn about the 4 types of Zoom
Day/Night
Infrared night vision up to 300 FT
Color video possible until 0.03 lux
Special
Audio Input and Output
Audio Input/Output FAQDigital Wide Dynamic Range
Pan: 360° (endless) rotation
Tilt: -15° ~ +90° (auto reverse)
Seeing in shadows: Understanding WDR
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The Spotlight 2.0 - 26ZV-W - 2MP (1080P) IP PTZ Camera with 22x Optical Zoom & Full Spectrum Light
In stock.
Usually ships the same business day if ordered before 2PM EST.$1,499.00
Resolution
1080P @ 60 FPS; 1920 x 1080
Detect: 950 ft
Recognize: 875 ft
Identify: 750 ft
Processing Power and Compression: Not All 1080P Cameras are Created Equal
Indoor/Outdoor
IP66
Full protection from dust, rain, snow, dew, frost, and sprinklers.
You can even wash them off with a hose.
Temp
Extreme Cold Temperature rated from -40°F to 140 °F
Humidity rated between up to 90%.
Lens
Motorized PTZ Varifocal: 6.5 - 135mm
70° - 4° of coverage
Digital Zoom and Optical Zoom
Learn about the 4 types of Zoom
Day/Night
Infrared night vision up to 200 FT
Integrated Full Spectrum Light up to 100 FT
Larger image sensor for low light
Color video possible until 0.001 lux
Special
Audio Input and Output
Audio Input/Output FAQTrue WDR (120db)
NOT POE
Pan: 360° (endless) rotation
Tilt: -15° ~ +90° (auto reverse)
Seeing in shadows: Understanding WDR
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The Scope 8.0 - 26ZV8 - 4K (8MP = 4x1080P) IP PTZ Camera with 22x Optical Zoom
Preorder item
This item is in production and will be available soon.$2,299.00
Resolution
4K @ 30 FPS; 3840 x 2160
Detect: 1.5 miles
Recognize: 2000ft
Identify: 1000ft ft
Processing Power and Compression: Not All 4K Cameras are Created Equal
Indoor/Outdoor
IP66
Full protection from dust, rain, snow, dew, frost, and sprinklers.
You can even wash them off with a hose.
Temp
Extreme Cold Temperature rated from -40°F to 158 °F
Humidity rated between up to 90%.
Lens
Motorized PTZ Varifocal: 6.5 - 143mm
59° - 3.4° of coverage
Digital Zoom and Optical Zoom
Learn about the 4 types of Zoom
Day/Night
Long Range Infrared night vision up to 650 FT
Color video possible until 0.003 lux
Special
Audio Input and Output
Audio Input/Output FAQTrue WDR (120db)
Pan: 360° (endless) rotation
Tilt: -15° ~ +90° (auto reverse)
Seeing in shadows: Understanding WDR
