Box Camera

A Box Camera is a fixed, high-performance surveillance camera housed in a rectangular or box-shaped casing. It's commonly used in professional security systems where high-quality image capture, lens flexibility, and reliable durability are required. Unlike dome or bullet cameras, box cameras are usually more customizable and often used indoors or in weatherproof enclosures outdoors.

What Is a Box Camera?

A box camera is a standalone CCTV camera that typically requires an external lens and mounting bracket. It's widely used in commercial surveillance, industrial monitoring, and high-security locations such as banks, airports, and warehouses.

Why Choose a Box Camera?

Because it’s modular, you can choose the exact lens and housing you need:

• Telephoto lenses for long-range viewing

• Wide-angle lenses for large-area coverage

• Infrared-sensitive lenses for night vision

• Housings for indoor, outdoor, or covert use

Key Features

• Interchangeable Lenses Compatible with C/CS-mount lenses for flexibility
• High-Resolution Video Typically 1080p, 4MP, 4K, or higher
• WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) Balances lighting in harsh environments
• Low Light / IR Sensitivity Works in low-light conditions with IR filters
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) Simplifies installation with one cable for power and data
• ONVIF Support Compatible with most NVRs and surveillance systems
• Weatherproof Housing (optional) Used for outdoor protection
• Remote Viewing Many support IP/WiFi for remote access