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2 to 8 MP bullet, dome and turret cameras, fixed and motorised lenses, audio, illumax dual-light and project models.
CP Plus IP network cameras carry video over Ethernet, usually with PoE so one cable brings power and data, and record to an NVR or straight to an SD card. The range starts at 2 MP and goes to 4, 5, 6 and 8 MP, in bullet, dome and turret bodies, with fixed 2.8 or 3.6 mm lenses or motorised varifocal lenses on the project models, IR to 30, 50 or 80 metres and H.265 compression.
Within the range, illumax dual-light models hold colour at night, Guard+ and Audio Guard models add a microphone, and the project models add true WDR, IK10 vandal rating and edge analytics such as line crossing, intrusion and people counting. CP Plus network cameras appear on the STQC certified list, which is what government and public-sector buyers must specify; the list is model by model, so the exact models are confirmed at quote time.
Societies, warehouses, factories, schools and retail chains choose IP where the camera count grows past 16, where cable runs are long, where analytics are wanted or where the tender asks for STQC. Tell us the camera count, resolution, indoor or outdoor, IR range, lens type, PoE or 12 V and whether STQC or BIS-ER is required, and we quote the camera models with the matching NVR and switch.
Elume sells CP Plus ip network cameras on order: send the part numbers or the specification and the quantity, and we come back with one GST-ready quote, usually within a working day. Bulk and project quantities welcome; delivery across India. See the whole CP Plus range we quote on the CP Plus page, or the full catalogue on CP Plus's own site.
The series asked for most. Any other CP Plus part number is quoted the same way.
STQC certification is model by model, and the list changes. CP Plus has network camera models on the STQC list; tell us the tender's clause and we quote models that are on the list at the time of quoting, with the certificate reference.
PoE is the simplest way to power IP cameras: one Cat 6 cable per camera from a PoE NVR or switch, up to 100 m. Use 12 V power only where a PoE run is impossible.
Yes, to a microSD card in the camera, but an NVR gives central storage, longer retention and one place to search. We quote both where the site is small.
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