CCTV camera under livestock network FD8169 Vivotek

The term dome means dome. As is clear from the meaning of the name of these cameras, the term trap refers to the body shape of this type of CCTV camera.

Applications of livestock cameras
Livestock cameras generally have non-industrial applications. The body of these cameras usually does not have much resistance to bad weather conditions, so their use is limited to office, commercial or residential environments.
These cameras are made in different qualities in the form of network, analog and AHD and there is no limit in terms of image quality.

Night vision of livestock cameras
Livestock cameras usually have IR night vision and this feature does not make much difference in their cost. Livestock cameras usually have medium night vision (between 20 and 30 meters) and if you need a long range for night vision, it is better to use a bolt camera or install an infrared projector next to the camera.

Angle of view of livestock cameras
Livestock cameras are divided into two categories in terms of lens type: Fixed lens and Varifocal Lens. Fixed lens livestock cameras are usually made with a 2.8mm (~ 85 °) or 3.6 (~ 70 °) mm lens, and verifocal livestock cameras are usually made with a 3-9mm (~ 35-80 °) or 2.8-12mm lens. ~ 25 to 85 degrees) mm.

Reasons to choose a livestock CCTV camera
Bolt and trap CCTV cameras are used to monitor indoor spaces. However, livestock CCTV cameras are more widely used indoors.

Bolt CCTV cameras are obvious and visible. Thieves and vandals can easily detect and destroy Bolt CCTV. If you are looking for a CCTV camera that is more difficult to identify and destroy, choose a CCTV camera.

The semicircular base of the livestock CCTV camera makes it difficult for thieves to detect the angle of view. On the other hand, the advantage of Bolt CCTV cameras is that they cover a wider area with 360 degree rotation. If you want a CCTV camera that is elegant and beautiful and more in harmony with the interior decoration of the building, CCTV cameras Choose a trap.

Today's livestock cameras usually have IR night vision, and this feature does not make much difference in their cost. Livestock cameras usually have medium night vision. If you need a long range for night vision, it is better to install an infrared projector next to the camera. The term "dome" means dome. As is clear from the meaning of the name of these cameras, the term trap refers to the shape of the body of these cameras. Livestock CCTV cameras under livestock networks generally have non-industrial applications. The body of these cameras usually does not have much resistance to bad weather conditions, so their use is limited to office, commercial or residential environments.