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Compact white network camera with rounded rectangular body and front lens housing

Sony

Sony SNCCX600 network camera 1280 x 720 30 fps

SKU CH-1BPZ-RFYEP MPN SNCCX600

Delivers 1280 x 720 video at 30 fps with Sony's Constant Bitrate Algorithm for stable quality over low-bandwidth networks

  • Networking ProtocolIPv4 TCP UDP ARP ICMP IGMP HTTP DHCP DNS NTP RTP/RTCP RTSP S
  • PortsCable
  • Sensor & DetectorExmor CMOS
  • MAX Resolution1280 x 720
  • FeaturesImage Sensor Size: 1/4" Image Sensor Type: Exmor CMOS Illumi
  • 1280 x 720 HD resolution captures clear 30 fps video
  • Exmor CMOS sensor delivers colour images at 1 lux minimum illumination
  • Constant bitrate algorithm maintains steady JPEG quality on low-bandwidth networks
  • Broad IPv4 and IPv6 protocol stack simplifies network integration
  • Compact 1/4" sensor format fits discreet surveillance installations

720p 30 fps IP camera

The Sony SNC-CX600 is a network camera built for IP-based surveillance systems. It uses an Exmor CMOS sensor to capture colour footage at a maximum resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. The camera streams video at up to 30 fps over wired Ethernet using standard protocols such as RTSP and HTTPS. Sony's Constant Bitrate Algorithm helps maintain consistent JPEG quality on bandwidth-constrained links.

Indoor monitoring, not low-light or analytics

This unit suits installers who need a straightforward 720p colour camera for well-lit indoor areas such as offices, corridors or retail floors. Buyers who require usable footage in darker scenes should look elsewhere, as the minimum illumination is rated at 1 lux. The fixed lens and single-stream design also rule out applications needing varifocal adjustment, multi-stream encoding or on-board video analytics.

1280 x 720 maximum resolution

The single specification that determines fit is the 1280 x 720 maximum resolution. It fixes the level of detail available for identification and the bandwidth each stream consumes. If the project demands higher pixel counts for facial recognition or wider coverage with fewer cameras, this model will not meet the requirement.

Highlights

  • 1280 x 720 HD resolution captures clear 30 fps video
  • Exmor CMOS sensor delivers colour images at 1 lux minimum illumination
  • Constant bitrate algorithm maintains steady JPEG quality on low-bandwidth networks
  • Broad IPv4 and IPv6 protocol stack simplifies network integration
  • Compact 1/4" sensor format fits discreet surveillance installations

Specifications

BrandSONY
ModelSNC-CX600
Networking ProtocolIPv4
TCP
UDP
ARP
ICMP
IGMP
HTTP
DHCP
DNS
NTP
RTP/RTCP
RTSP
SMTP
IPv6
HTTPS
SNMP (MIB-2)
SNMP
SSL
RTSP/HTTP
RTSP/TCP
PortsCable
Sensor & DetectorExmor CMOS
MAX Resolution1280 x 720
FeaturesImage Sensor Size: 1/4"
Image Sensor Type: Exmor CMOS
Illumination: Minimum 1 Lux
Color Supported: Color
Maximum Video Resolution: 1280 x 720
Maximum Frame Rate: 30 fps
Maximum Image Resolution: 1280 x 720
Lens Included: Yes
Focal Length: 1.83 mm
Connectivity Technology: Cable
Ethernet Technology: Fast Ethernet
Network (RJ-45): Yes
Shipping weight0.91 kg
Package size127 × 102 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

Does the SNC-CX600 ship with a lens or do I need to source one separately?

The camera includes a lens; the specifications list the maximum resolution as 1280 x 720 and the sensor as a 1/4" Exmor CMOS, so no additional lens purchase is required.

Should I choose the 1280 x 720 resolution mode or a lower setting for smoother 30 fps streaming?

The SNC-CX600 delivers its full 1280 x 720 resolution at the maximum 30 fps, so you can use the highest quality without sacrificing frame rate.

What does the 1280 x 720 at 30 fps figure mean when the camera is connected to an NVR over IPv4?

It means the camera can stream 720p video at a full 30 frames per second across standard IPv4 networks, using Sony's constant bitrate algorithm to maintain consistent quality even on limited bandwidth.

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