Speco O4VB2G 4MP Ir Ai Bullet Ip Camera IP67

Product Description

The SPECO O4VB2G is a 4-megapixel outdoor bullet-style IP security camera built for demanding surveillance installations. It features a 2.8mm fixed lens, onboard AI video analytics, and infrared night vision for around-the-clock monitoring. The IP67-rated housing provides full protection against dust ingress and sustained water exposure, making it suitable for exterior mounting in harsh environments. Licensed security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and commercial security installers are the primary trades working with this unit. The dark gray finish allows the camera to blend into a wide range of architectural exteriors.

The O4VB2G is designed for both residential and light commercial IP video surveillance systems. The 2.8mm wide-angle lens covers broad fields of view at entry points, parking areas, perimeter walls, and building facades. AI-driven features support functions such as intelligent motion detection and intrusion analytics at the edge, reducing false alerts and load on the recording platform. It is intended for use in networked IP camera systems connected to NVRs or video management software that support the camera's resolution and analytics output.

Key Features

• 4MP image resolution for detailed capture of faces, license plates, and scene activity
• 2.8mm fixed focal length lens provides a wide field of view for open-area coverage
• Built-in AI analytics for edge-based intelligent event detection
• Infrared illumination enables low-light and zero-light imaging
• IP67-rated enclosure withstands dust and heavy water exposure for outdoor use
• Dark gray housing for low-profile exterior installation

Compatibility

Designed for use in networked IP video surveillance systems; compatible with NVRs and video management software platforms that support ONVIF-compliant 4MP IP bullet cameras.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera network configuration. Power down or disconnect PoE network switch ports before making physical connections. Mount the camera housing securely to a rigid surface to minimize vibration and image degradation. Verify network switch PoE output is sufficient to power the camera before commissioning.