Speco O4B9 Ai Bullet Ip Camera 4MP H.265

Product Description

The SPECO O4B9 is a 4-megapixel H.265 AI-enabled bullet IP camera built for professional security installations. It delivers high-resolution video with the compression efficiency of H.265, reducing bandwidth and storage demands compared to older codec standards. The integrated AI capabilities support intelligent video functions typical of modern IP surveillance systems. This camera is suited for installation by security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and licensed alarm contractors working in commercial and residential environments.

The O4B9 is designed for deployment in IP-based video surveillance systems where high image clarity and efficient encoding are required. Bullet-style cameras are commonly mounted on walls, soffits, eaves, and exterior-facing surfaces where a fixed field of view covers a defined zone such as a parking area, entryway, or perimeter line. The AI processing onboard supports functions such as object classification and motion detection filtering, reducing false alerts in active environments.

Key Features

• 4-megapixel resolution for detailed image capture
• H.265 compression reduces bandwidth and storage requirements compared to H.264
• AI-enabled processing supports intelligent video analytics
• Bullet form factor suited for fixed, directional mounting applications
• IP camera architecture integrates with standard PoE network infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit option for IP bullet camera positions in professionally installed network video recorder (NVR) based surveillance systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed security integrator familiar with IP camera commissioning and NVR configuration. Power down or disconnect the network switch port before making cabling connections. Mounting surface should be structurally sound and appropriate for the camera weight and anticipated environmental exposure. Follow local codes and the NEC for low-voltage wiring practices.