Digital Watchdog DWC-MB45WIATX 5MP Ir Bullet Camera

Product Description

The DIGITAL WATCHDOG DWC-MB45WIATX is a 5-megapixel IP bullet camera designed for outdoor and indoor surveillance installations. It features a 2.7 to 13.5mm varifocal lens, giving installers flexible field-of-view adjustment without changing the camera. Built-in infrared illumination extends visibility in low-light and no-light conditions. This camera is a fixed-mount bullet-style unit typically installed by security integrators and surveillance technicians in commercial and residential settings where wide-angle to telephoto coverage is needed from a single device.

The DWC-MB45WIATX fits applications where scalable IP video infrastructure is required. Its 5MP resolution provides high-detail imaging for perimeter monitoring, parking areas, building entrances, and corridor coverage. The varifocal range of 2.7 to 13.5mm makes it adaptable across mounting distances and scene widths without requiring a lens swap. It is suited for both new IP camera deployments and upgrades from legacy analog systems where higher resolution and network integration are the primary goals.

Key Features

• 5MP resolution for high-detail image capture
• 2.7 to 13.5mm varifocal lens for flexible field-of-view adjustment
• Built-in IR illumination for low-light and nighttime visibility
• Bullet-style housing suited for directional, fixed-mount installations
• IP network interface for integration into modern video surveillance systems

Compatibility

Designed for use in IP-based surveillance systems. Specific compatible NVR platforms, software versions, or system families were not provided in the product data — consult DIGITAL WATCHDOG documentation for confirmed VMS and NVR compatibility.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed security integrator or low-voltage technician. Power down or disconnect the network feed before wiring the camera. Mount location should account for lens adjustment range and IR throw distance to maximize coverage. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and confirm network switch PoE output meets the camera power requirements before commissioning.