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IP Cameras

2,299 products

Dome, bullet, turret, PTZ and specialty IP cameras with AI analytics and weather-rated housings.

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Choosing an IP camera

  • IP cameras send digital video over a standard Ethernet network to a recorder (NVR)
  • Higher resolution options and better compression for efficient storage
  • Power over Ethernet: one cable for power and data, lower cabling cost
  • For most commercial sites we recommend IP systems
Read the full guide: IP Cameras vs. Analog
What is the difference between IP and analog cameras?

IP cameras transmit video over your network and typically offer higher resolution (4MP-12MP), advanced analytics, and remote viewing. Analog cameras use coaxial cabling and are generally more affordable for basic monitoring needs. We carry both types and can help you choose the right technology for your budget and requirements.

How many cameras do I need for my business?

The number of cameras depends on your facility size, layout, and security goals. We recommend scheduling a free site assessment where our team will evaluate entry points, high-value areas, parking lots, and blind spots to create a custom camera placement plan optimized for your property.

Can I watch my cameras remotely and back up video to the cloud?

Yes, most of our NVR systems support remote viewing via smartphone apps and web browsers. We also offer cloud-based video management for businesses that want off-site backup and multi-location management. Contact us to discuss the best storage solution for your needs.

Do you provide professional installation services?

Yes, our licensed technicians handle complete installation from site assessment and system design through camera placement, cabling, NVR configuration, and remote access setup. We install in Oregon and neighboring states; the site assessment is free in Oregon.