GeoVision GV-BX110D 1.3 Megapixel, 4-9mm Vari-Focal Lens, IP Network Camera

Shipping & Handling Cost within Mainland US is FREE!!
Shipping & Handling Cost to Canada $19.95

4-9mm Vari-Focal Lens!

1.3 Megapixel Progressive Scan CMOS Imaging Device!

Dual Video Streaming in H.264, MJPEG and MPEG4 Format!

15 Frames per Second in 1.3 Megapixel Quality!

Comes with Built-In Microphone!

Auto Iris!

Auto Electronic Shutter!

Auto White Balance!

2-Way Audio Capability!

Equipped with Tamper Alarm and Privacy Mask!

Day and Night Functioning for 24hr Surveillance!

16 languages on Web Interface!

On-Board Micro SD Recording!

Live Viewing Online or Over Mobile Phone!!!

Product Overview

The JTLTIPG200 GeoVision 1.3 Megapixel IP Network Camera has a 4-9mm varifocal lens which allows you to see everything you need at the angle you want it! This camera can boast an impressive 1.3 Megapixel resolution at 15 frames per second as well!

This fantastic product also features a progressive scan CMOS sensor, allowing it to reproduce ultra smooth video images of fast moving objects without any pixilated edges. In addition, this model supports high-quality dual steam video in H.264, MPEG4 and MJPEG, has a built in microphone, 2-way audio communication, TV-out support, and has true day-night performance!

With additional bonus features such as a 16-language online interface, a built-in tamper alarm, and the ability to be accessed anywhere, anytime, online or over your mobile phone - this incredible product is truly a leader in its field with regards to excellence in quality, price, and performance!

All of the above features coupled with this impressive models competitive price makes the JTLTIPG200 the perfect choice for any IP Surveillance system. GeoVision is at the forefront of the surveillance technology industry, and with this product working for your home or business you can feel safe and secure knowing that you and the people and property you care about are well protected by the best!

Software

Easily downloaded via the internet from GeoVision, where future software patches and updates are only a few clicks away!

What is an Auto Iris?

The Auto Iris is electronically controlled. This allows the camera to maintain the lighting level by changing the spatial dynamic of the iris to obtain optimal quality imaging. It is applicable in situations where lighting conditions vary continuously. An auto iris allows the camera to adjust to get the best picture in a given lighting condition. The Auto Iris can be applied to both fixed and varifocal lenses.
The Auto Iris feature is highly flexible in producing consistent video signals as it can adjust to drastically changing light levels. An electronically controlled iris is perfect to maintain one consistent light level making them ideal for outdoor use or any other applications.

What is Auto Electronic Shutter?

AES - (Automatic Electronic Shutter) allows the shutter speed to change with response to the amount of perceived light to keep the signal output at the best possible level. AES allows an iris to adapt automatically to different lighting conditions. When the shutter speed increases, the light passing through the lens is decreased and the cameras sensitivity is reduced. When the shutter speed is decreased, a larger amount of light enters the iris. For fast moving objects the shutter speed can also be increased to provide a freeze effect in order to provide higher resolution images.

In this particular model, an Auto Electronic Shutter has been combined with an Auto Iris to provide even higher quality light control.

What is Auto Tracking White Balance?

White Balance allows the camera to adjust the tone according to the color temperature of the light source illuminating the subject. It allows the operator to see objects as they appear during daylight. Simply put, AWB is another image amplification feature designed to bring out the best qualities of the images provided by your camera.

What is Power Over Ethernet???

Power over Ethernet or PoE technology describes a system to pass electrical power safely, along with data, on Ethernet cabling. The cable you will be using is standard network cable and is very inexpensive, light weight, and flexible. Simply put, this technology allows power and data transfer through one cable - making your system and your life much less complicated!

What is a Megapixel???

A megapixel equates to 1 million pixels! With that said, this incredible cameras brings you 1.3 million pixels - that all work together to bring you the larger, clearer, and crisper image you want for your surveillance needs!

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