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BOSCH NBN-73023-BA security camera

SKU CH-VPRJ-Y4V9M MPN NBN-73023-BA

A 2 megapixel network camera for colour and monochrome surveillance

  • 2 Megapixel resolution captures detailed surveillance footage
  • Colour and monochrome modes adapt to changing light conditions
  • DINION IP network camera integrates with IP security systems
  • Bosch engineering delivers reliable home safety monitoring

Bosch DINION IP 2 Megapixel Network Camera

The Bosch DINION IP 2 Megapixel Network Camera delivers color and monochrome video surveillance for home safety installations. It connects via IP networking to integrate with compatible recording or monitoring systems. The unit is supplied new and ready for deployment.

2 megapixel resolution

The 2 megapixel sensor determines the level of detail captured in each frame, which decides whether the camera meets the identification requirements for a specific zone. Buyers who need higher pixel counts for facial recognition or license-plate reading at distance should verify that this resolution satisfies their project specification before purchase.

Highlights

  • 2 Megapixel resolution captures detailed surveillance footage
  • Colour and monochrome modes adapt to changing light conditions
  • DINION IP network camera integrates with IP security systems
  • Bosch engineering delivers reliable home safety monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 2 megapixel resolution mean for recorded video quality?

The 2 megapixel sensor captures detailed footage suitable for identifying faces and objects in monitored areas, delivering clear images for security review.

What network interface does the camera use and what does it limit?

The camera connects via a standard wired Ethernet network interface, which caps the maximum data throughput to the bandwidth of that wired link.

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