Milesight Technology Usa MS-C2964-RFIPA Ai Motorized Bullet 2MP

Product Description

The MILESIGHT TECHNOLOGY USA MS-C2964-RFIPA is a 2-megapixel motorized bullet IP camera built for professional surveillance installations requiring NDAA compliance. The motorized lens allows remote zoom and focus adjustment without physical access to the camera, reducing on-site labor during commissioning. Designed for security integrators and low-voltage installation professionals, this unit falls within the IP bullet camera category and is sold as an individual unit. Its NDAA-compliant design makes it suitable for government, municipal, and federally funded projects where component sourcing restrictions apply.

This camera is appropriate for both indoor and outdoor fixed surveillance applications where remote lens adjustment is a priority. The motorized varifocal design is commonly used in perimeter monitoring, parking structures, building entrances, and long-corridor applications where field of view must be tuned after mounting. Security installers and systems integrators handling commercial or government contracts will find the NDAA compliance status particularly relevant for project specification requirements.

Key Features

• 2MP image resolution for clear, detailed video capture
• Motorized lens enables remote zoom and focus adjustment from the network interface
• NDAA-compliant design suitable for federally restricted installations
• AI-capable platform supports intelligent video analytics at the edge
• IP bullet form factor for versatile fixed-mount deployment
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style IP bullet camera for professional surveillance systems supporting standard IP camera integration protocols. No specific compatible recorder models or system families were stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera network configuration and PoE infrastructure. Power down or disconnect the network switch port before making wiring connections to the camera. Mounting surface and conduit routing should conform to local building codes and the relevant provisions of NFPA 70 (NEC) for low-voltage wiring. Avoid overtightening mounting hardware on the camera housing to prevent damage to the enclosure.