BX Camera Range

The BX range is available as bullet and dome variants.

To reduce costs by maximizing bandwidth and storage space, the BX range utilizes H.264 SmartCodec, H.265 SmartCodec, and Motion JPEG.

ONVIF is an open standard that enables you to integrate with previous third-party investments that adhere to this open platform standard. This means that our cameras can be used seamlessly with other ONVIF systems, so you don’t need to change your existing infrastructure.

The range is compliant with ONVIF Profile S (for basic video streaming) and Profile T (for advanced video streaming such as H.264 / H.265 video compression, Metadata streaming and Motion alarm and tampering events).

Our cameras are built in North America, and comply with US Federal Government IT procurements guidelines, the National Defense Authorization Act. This ensures cameras can be used in US federal government scenarios.

Our solutions come with a variety of security features, including password protection, HTTPS encryption, digest authentication, WS authentication, user access log, and 802.1x port-based authentication.

In addition to these, we also provide CyberVigilant built into our cameras and as a stand alone device which provides end customers with an additional layer of protection where the system will alert the operators when someone that isn’t authorized attempts to access a camera.

This depends on the application and environment the camera is going to be used in. Bullet and box cameras can act as a deterrent as they remind people that they’re being observed, hence reducing the chance of incident. Dome cameras however are a more discreet option due to their half spherical-shape. For specific environments, such as oil and gas, box cameras can go inside housing that will protect them.

The in-built IR illuminator in the BX range allows operators to identify and track suspects in the dark. Infrared light isn’t visible to the human eye but CCTV cameras switch to mono as light levels fall and can film the IR light spectrum. IR bounces off hard surfaces, which reflect the signal to the infrared security camera, making it look like a torch is shining through the dark.

Our highly intelligent cameras with built-in analytics alert operators when motion is detected (highlighted in red in the image below), so operators can select the specific camera that triggered the alarm, pull up the live feed and see what’s happening.

Knowing which CCTV Camera to use for which application can be tricky. We would recommend using a mixture of fixed lens cameras from our UX, BX or GX range, to cover all points of interest, ensuring there is no blind spot; paired with PTZ cameras which will enable you to focus and zoom on a particular area. For more demanding or specific applications, check our specialized range.

Additionally, our team are on hand to help you find the right camera.

The BX range comes with an IP66 weather rating for indoor use (making it water resistant against powerful jets) and IP67 weather rating for outdoor applications (so it is protected against complete temporary water submersion). The camera also comes with an IK10 impact rating for vandal resistance (protecting it against 20 joules of impact, the equivalent to the impact of a 5kg mass dropped from 400mm above the impacted surface), so you can trust the robustness and reliability of your system.

All IndigoVision cameras benefit from our Distributed Network Architecture (DNA), which means that they deliver video feeds directly to your end point, removing the need for a server and meaning there is no single point of failure. This architecture considerably reduces latency and ensures maximum reliability.

DNA ensures you can always have access to live video at all times even if your NVR goes down.

Onboard storage is made possible with a micro SD/microSDHC/microSDXC slot, so you can get video recordings even during network interruptions.