Digital Watchdog DWC-B6853WTIRW 4K Hdoc Bullet Camera

Product Description

The DIGITAL WATCHDOG DWC-B6853WTIRW is a 4K HDOC analog bullet camera built for professional security installations. Operating on hybrid analog (HDOC) technology, it delivers high-resolution 4K imaging over existing coaxial cable infrastructure. The 2.8mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view suited to monitoring open areas, entryways, and perimeter zones. Integrated infrared illumination reaches up to 100 feet, enabling clear imaging in low-light and no-light conditions. This camera is typically specified and installed by licensed security integrators and surveillance technicians working on commercial or residential analog or hybrid video systems.

The DWC-B6853WTIRW fits analog and hybrid video surveillance deployments where 4K resolution is required without a full IP infrastructure upgrade. The 2.8mm lens and bullet form factor make it well suited for corridors, parking areas, retail floors, and building exteriors. Its HDOC signal format maintains compatibility with analog DVR systems that support high-definition analog protocols, allowing straightforward integration into existing coaxial cable runs without recabling.

Key Features

• 4K resolution over HDOC analog signal for high-definition imaging on existing coax
• 2.8mm fixed lens delivers a wide field of view for open-area and perimeter coverage
• 100-foot infrared illumination range supports reliable night vision in complete darkness
• Bullet form factor designed for wall or ceiling mounting in indoor and outdoor applications
• HDOC analog output compatible with hybrid and analog DVR systems supporting HD analog protocols

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit option for HDOC analog bullet camera applications on DVR-based surveillance systems supporting high-definition analog coaxial video formats.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security integrator or low-voltage technician familiar with analog CCTV and HDOC systems. Disconnect or power down the DVR and camera power supply before wiring. Secure the camera housing to a structurally sound mounting surface and route coaxial cable with appropriate weatherproofing at entry points for exterior installations. Verify DVR channel settings match the HDOC signal format before commissioning.