Sharx Security have managed to produce a stellar product; their security camera is a top notch network camera that measures 1.2 L x 3.3 W x 3.3 H inches and weighs a very light 0.4 pounds. The Sharx Security VIPcella-IR SCNC2607 Wifi 802.11g IP Network Camera, comes with in built web server capabilities, a high sensitivity microphone, Infra Red support, and moonlight color night vision support. It is available from just under 300 dollars US, in a black color.
The wireless infrared night vision over IP is outstanding in this product, and it’s built in web server makes it very easy to use over the internet; it can be controlled by remote from anywhere in the world via the Internet. This gives you instant access to live broadcasts straight to your device. That’s right, device! Because this camera is quite capable of transmitting video streams to IP-capable smart phones through 3G or wireless networks; you can access video from you iPhone or android handset as well as your computer.
The feature that stands out the most on this security camera is the quality of the video. It can record at 30 frames/second in MPEG4 compression, up to a maximum resolution of 640 by 480 pixels. But that’s not even the half of it as you also get audio, motion detection and full support for popular web browsers such as Firefox and Internet Explorer, along with a large range of operating systems like Windows and Linux. Infra-red vision on the Sharx Security VIPcella-IR SCNC2607 Wifi 802.11g IP Network Camera is good for up to 15 feet away from the lenses when the ambient light is is not enough.
Setting up this Sharx Security IP Network Camera isn’t rocket science at all, but it would help if you did know a little about setting up a network and making basic software installations. For external or remote access you will need to configure a router and the wireless network at your premises; to do this, the Sharx Camera comes with everything you will need, including all the plugs to connect the whole system directly to the router, power cables, wall and ceiling mounts etc.
Before you start using it, you will need to run the IP finding software to setup your user profile(s) and strong passwords for a remote connection over the internet. Next you will have to configure the port forwarding on the web server to allow you to have a secure tunnel into the Sharx Camera from the internet. The web server gives you the option of setting up your own DDNS to work with the camera, which is a helpful feature. If any of this is beyond what you care to know, there’s a user friendly installation guide to walk you through the entire setup, plus the manufacturer’s customer care is available during business hours to guide you in setting up your camera.
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