Dome Cameras are one of the most popular of the security cameras, because it is virtually impossible to pin-point what angle the cameras are placed at, unless at close range. They come in black or white and they all have adjustable lenses.. 

Dome cameras have adjustable lenses and are also available in black and white. Dome cameras are manufactured in indoor and outdoor models. Dome cameras that don’t specify they can be used outdoors, should only be used indoors.

Dome cameras are simply board cameras built into a dome housing. The professional dome camera is built with a high resolution which makes the camera extremely sensitive to light and perfect for low light conditions.

Dome cameras are generally used inside buildings, although the armor domes can be used outside as well. You can mount them on the ceiling or on a wall. Dome cameras are typically used for indoor applications such as stores and supermarkets. It is hard to know when a dome camera is recording you because the dome camera usually smoked or tinted.

Dome cameras are very durable as their casings resist vandalism, extreme temperatures, and adverse weather conditions. They have the most viewing versatility, many being able to pan a full 360 degrees and tilt 180 degrees for full coverage of the room being monitored, and have a decent zoom distance. Dome cameras are used almost exclusively in hallways in hospitals, medical offices, and other offices. Dome cameras are simply board cameras built into a dome housing. We offer day-night domes equipped with high-power infrared LED’s for use indoors, outdoors and low-light conditions.

Dome cameras can be fixed domes in which the camera is focused on a fixed area, such as over the check out in a supermarket or store, or over the entrance to offices or public buildings. Dome cameras with varifocal lens allow you to monitor a wider area. Dome cameras can be simple plastic ones or metal vandal-proof for public places.

Zooming of individual camera frames and their display on analog monitors are possible. Dome cameras and pan-tilt heads can be controlled using a graphic control panel as well as the keyboard – and, of course, by remote control as well. Zooming does not require the movement of parts or lens motion. The zoom is done electronically, a refined technology similar to that of camera phones.

Infrared light is invisible to the human eye but it allows the cameras to see in relative darkness. These cameras are wired and are perfect for DVR and multiple camera applications. Infrared is like an invisible light – unseen to the naked eye. Generally the more LED’s the camera has, the farther it will see in complete darkness. Infrared illumination can dramatically increase the effectiveness of VMD systems and intelligent video analysis systems.

Armor Dome cameras are built with a protective casing that can withstand the blow of a hammer or other attempts to disable it. It’s also weatherproof. Armor dome cameras are built with protective casing that can withstand the whack of a hammer or other attempts to disable it like in the movies. The armor dome camera is weatherproof and one of the strongest outdoor dome security cameras.

The Sony SuperHAD Low-Light Color CCD Dome Camera is fitted with Infrared 24 LED’s for low-light recording up to 30 feet from the target area. The color camera automatically switches on the infrared LED’s when the amount of light is reduced. Infrared light is invisible to the human eye but it allows the cameras to see in relative darkness and has full hi-res 420 Lines of resolution.

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