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ULTRA full-color Camera is assembled with advanced sensor, excellent image technologies, F1.0 large aperture lens and built-in warm illuminator to deliver colorful and high resolution images in the dark or at night for businessmen and homeowners.

Video surveillance cameras, when it comes to ensuring security and safety, must always retain image clarity and capture details 24 hours a day, in all weather and under any conditions. Cameras with full-color technology, which captures high-definition, full-color photographs at night and in complete darkness, are the priority for ULTRA full-color camera.

Super Large Lens

F1.0 Large Aperture

The full-color camera adopts F1.0 large aperture lens, which has 2.2 times the light input compared to the ordinary F1.6 aperture lens (4 times to F2.0)

Perimeter Protection

Focus on Important Events:

  • Standard Inteiligent Analysis Function
  • Human & Vehicle Detection
  • Accurate Alarm Triggering
Perimeter Protection

Residential

ULTRA full-color cameras combine full-color technology and intelligent analysis. The cameras is able to provide bright and clear surveillance images, and trigger event alarms through AI technology.

Parking Lots

ULTRA full-color camera does not need additional lighting to capture high-quality, full-color images. These features reduce costs and ensure detailed imagery – such as the color of a person’s clothing or a car.

Retails

Enjoys high-quality imaging with “Full-color + 4K” with cameras which capture richer, more colorful details. Users can monitor entrances and exits as well as dimly-lit interior and exterior areas where theft or other crimes occur.

Parks

Offers rich and colorful monitoring around the clock. Built-in warm light provides additional lighting to illuminate the road and reduce construction costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Color identification is required at night and the site can support the exposure or supplemental lighting needed. Buyers should relate the feature to a defined operational requirement rather than treating it as a universal specification.