Speco O4B9M 4MP H.265 Ai Ip Bullet Camera

Product Description

The SPECO O4B9M is a 4-megapixel H.265 AI-enabled IP bullet camera designed for professional video surveillance installations. It features a 2.8-12mm varifocal lens, giving installers the flexibility to dial in the field of view during commissioning without swapping optics. The H.265 compression codec reduces bandwidth and storage requirements compared to older H.264 systems, making it well suited for multi-camera deployments where network and NVR capacity matter. AI-based functions such as intelligent motion detection and object classification are built into the unit, reducing false alarms and improving event accuracy at the edge.

The O4B9M is intended for commercial and light industrial surveillance applications where a ruggedized bullet-form-factor camera is required. Typical install scenarios include perimeter monitoring, parking structures, warehouses, and entry-point coverage. The varifocal range of 2.8-12mm supports both wide-angle lobby coverage and longer-distance corridor or driveway monitoring from a single SKU. Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage or security technicians familiar with IP network camera systems and NVR configuration.

Key Features

• 4MP resolution with H.265 compression for reduced storage and bandwidth overhead
• 2.8-12mm varifocal lens for flexible field-of-view adjustment on-site
• AI-based on-camera analytics for intelligent motion and object detection
• Bullet form factor suited for outdoor perimeter and directional coverage
• IP camera architecture for PoE-compatible network deployments

Compatibility

Designed for use in IP-based video surveillance systems; compatible with ONVIF-conformant NVRs and video management software platforms that support H.265 decoding. Verify NVR channel licensing and H.265 decode capability before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security technician in accordance with local codes and NEC Article 725 for limited-energy circuits. Power down or disconnect the PoE switch port before making cable terminations at the camera. Mount the camera on a solid structural surface to minimize vibration-induced image blur, and ensure the network cable run does not exceed PoE distance limitations. Aim and lock the varifocal lens before finalizing the mounting position to avoid re-accessing a sealed enclosure.