The new cameras feature a 2-megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor for maximum image quality and process video and audio streaming in H.265 format for improved transmission efficiency. They are available in both dome (D-Link BCD-P01) and bullet (D-Link BCB-P01) formats for ceiling or wall mounting. Both models include an Ethernet LAN port with Power over Ethernet (PoE) support to optimize installation by receiving data and power over the same LAN cable when connected to PoE-enabled switches. Furthermore, these cameras support ONVIF standard protocols, allowing for seamless integration into any existing video surveillance system.
Both cameras feature an integrated Intelligent Video Analytics (IVS) system that goes beyond simple motion or sound detection, identifying specific events and behaviors in real time, such as line crossings, vehicle detection, and people counting. Thanks to advanced image recognition, it provides the precise information needed to improve facility security and operational efficiency by preventing false alarms and triggering alerts or recordings only in real-world situations. This IVS analytics system is integrated into the cameras whether they are controlled independently or integrated with D-Link's NVR video recorders.
A key component of a video surveillance system is the video recorder, which is why D-Link has developed the BNR-004 (4-channel) and BNR-008 (8-channel) models. These combine H.265 compression with high-performance processors to enable continuous high-definition recording. Designed for professional security environments, they offer reliable storage with support for standard SATA drives up to 1TB. Both NVRs integrate seamlessly with D-Link IP cameras, enabling automatic recording based on intelligent video analytics (IVS). Full integration of all features is available when these NVRs are used with D-Link cameras, but they also support the ONVIF standard protocol for integration into any system. Both NVRs feature HDMI and VGA outputs for connecting any monitor, as well as USB ports for a keyboard and mouse, making them an all-in-one solution for professional video surveillance.
The IP cameras and network video recorders are now available through D-Link.
