Digital Watchdog DWC-XSBJ08MI 4K Ai Analog Bullet Camera

Product Description

The DIGITAL WATCHDOG DWC-XSBJ08MI is a 4K analog bullet camera with built-in AI capabilities, designed for professional surveillance installations. It features a 2.7-13.5mm varifocal lens that allows technicians to dial in the field of view during commissioning without swapping optics. Infrared illumination reaches 110 feet, making it effective in low-light and no-light environments. An integrated audio input or microphone supports on-site audio capture. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians install this camera in both indoor and outdoor applications where high-resolution imaging and smart analytics are required.

This bullet camera is suited for commercial and residential surveillance deployments where 4K resolution and AI-driven features such as motion detection, object classification, or perimeter monitoring are priorities. The varifocal lens range makes it a flexible choice for parking lots, building perimeters, entry points, and long-corridor coverage. It ships as a single unit and connects to compatible analog HD recording equipment that supports its signal format.

Key Features

• 4K resolution with AI-enabled video analytics for smart detection and classification
• 2.7-13.5mm varifocal lens for adjustable field of view without lens swaps
• 110-foot infrared illumination for effective low-light and nighttime coverage
• Integrated audio support for on-site sound capture
• Analog bullet form factor suited for perimeter, entry, and corridor mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style analog bullet camera for use with compatible analog HD recording and viewing systems that support the camera's signal format and resolution output.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage security technicians typically install this camera. Power down or de-energize the recording system before making coaxial and power connections. Mount the camera housing securely to a wall, soffit, or pole bracket rated for the camera's weight and wind load. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and the authority having jurisdiction for any audio recording requirements in your area.