Professional Ip Camera Software

We are a developer of command and control software and often buy various brands of IP cameras to test with our software suite. This camera was an addition late last year and we've actually deployed it on our property (mostly for testing). We cannot say enough about Axis products... this camera works as advertised and was easily integrated into our software. It is ONVIF compliant and provides crystal clear video. We are located in Florida and rarely use the defogging feature, but we would love to have self cleaning optics (a feature starting to appear on high end IP cameras) since the camera is located nearly 30 feet in the air making it difficult to clean... but that is the only thing we had in the wish it had it column. Overall a highly versatile and functional PTZ IP camera... we highly recommend this one!

I have now purchased 5 of these... easy to use and great video. If you are using video recording software such as Limelight XE, then you need to use the generic IP URL of rtsp://(your_ip_address)/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0 to get the main feed (the link is not well documented). A great IP camera for the monday.

Does what I needed powering an IP camera.

Life is much better now with this piece of equipment! I have had Ubiquiti cameras for several years and have been running the Unifi NVR software to display and record them. This works but has been painful to deal with, especially when almost every update has failed, requiring me to uninstall and then reinstall the software - sometimes requiring reconfiguration. A couple of months ago I decided the Wi-Fi coverage in my 3,300 square foot, two-story home was unacceptable - even with wired access points from TP-link and ASUS. I bought a pair of Ubiquiti Unifi AC-LITE access points and set out to configure them. I found that you had to have a Unifi Controller but you could run in on Windows (as a Java app) - so I did. My Wi-Fi access got dramatically better and I even decided to add a third access point. But the Unifi Controller had to be killed and restarted about every two days. I even tried two other computers and it ran even less well on them. After waiting for this back-ordered item, it came last week. Having already used the software Controller and NVR, this was pretty familiar and I got it set up quickly. The main mistake I made was to not lock down the IP either as static or with DHCP reservation (my preferred method). Sure enough, the IP changed overnight the second night and things became disconnected! As the access points need to know where the controller is and as the cameras need to know where the NVR is, its pretty important to lock down the IP of the Cloud Key. Once I did that, this has been quite solid. Next step is to add a Unifi Security Gateway to replace my Netgear router. Im still trying to decide if I need the Pro version. I suspect I do as I have over 80 devices and a lot of DHCP reservation and port forwarding.

I bought this to replace a 10-year-old Netgear NAS and was concerned that it would be more difficult to set up than the older box. The software was easy to navigate, setup was pretty foolproof with greater flexibility than my old (now obsolete) Netgear box. My only criticism is that the box itself has no LED screen to display status/IP address, etc, but the software allows you to assign an alias for the box that survives IP address changes, so the absent screen is not an issue on my very simple home network.

The packaging was clean, sterile, and professional. Does a nice job on cleaning ip the dirtiest of sensors.

This was easy to use and connect to a IP camera set up. Receives sound good.

Good product, easy to install and looks nice with Dahua Bullet IP Camera.

This camera was purchased as a replacement of a defective IP camera. It worked immediately and provided an outstanding picture.

This kit worked perfectly with POE NVR and 2MP IP camera over 30 feet of existing coax. There needs to be 3 x 2 x 1 inch of space for this device on transmit side plus enough extra space to add rigid BNC connector to coax, but possible in 4 x 4 double gang box. The receiver mounts on 35mm DIN rail but the spring clamp wasn't strong enough to prevent slipping.