Bullet Cameras - Types and Benefits to Consider

NEW YORK - May 1, 2025 - PRLog -- New Yorkers who want to secure their property have a chance to pick the video surveillance hardware from a number of models, and bullet cameras are a very popular choice. Their solid and durable look arouses trust, but in general, are they worth it? And do they require professional installation of security cameras or can you do everything with your own hands? Installers from 718-USA-CCTV, a Brooklyn company, unveil the key points about bullet cameras and their advantages.

What Are the Key Features of Bullet Cameras?

Bullet models are easy to recognize thanks to their cylindrical shape. However, their properties make them even more attractive:

• Longer Lenses. The specific form factor allows manufacturers to use bigger lenses even for mini versions. That is why they make such clear images even from a larger distance and it is very helpful for covering vast areas.
• Weatherproof Casing. Bullet models are designed to handle any weather conditions and can boast high ingress protection ratings, such as IP66 or even IP67. Top-notch devices are also equipped with integrated temperature gauges for a steady work under extreme weather conditions.
• Easy Installation. Despite their bulky look, bullet models are the easiest to install thanks to special handles and flexible positioning, say 718-USA-CCTV experts.
• Cutting-Edge Resolution. The range for bullet devices is between 2MP (1080p) to 4K (8MP), so they recognize details like face features and license plates at almost no effort, and the video footage is always crisp.

All these features make bullet cameras a great solution for outdoor use. You can see them in airports, hallways, hospitals, schools, parking lots, hotels, and many other locations where large area coverage is essential.

Variety of Bullet Cameras

The hardware comes in various sizes, and the features it may be packed with also differs from item to item. Here are the types of bullet models to choose from:

• Mini. They are smaller in size but offer a wider viewing angle than standard models. As a rule, they are installed at limited outdoor spaces and hallways.
• Analog CCTV cameras work reliably via coaxial cables and store video on a DVR, offering robustness despite sometimes challenging installation.
• IP Cameras. These bullet devices can boast wireless connection or steady link through Ethernet cables. They are usually integrated with cloud-based storage, so the footage may be accessed from any place.
• Pan-Tilt-Zoom. The cameras which can pan, tilt, and change zoom are very adaptive, and it makes them a great solution for larger and extended areas.

Bullet security cameras are available in a number lens size and type, resolution value, connection type, and prices. Thoughtful selection will help you find the right solution to build a reliable and effective video surveillance system.

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