Compro’s 2 megapixel dome camera offerings now encompass the ultra-compact NC2200 and the newly released NC3230. Employing 18 long-range IR LEDs and a removable IR-cut filter to provide effective low light performance, the NC3230 is an affordable solution for customers seeking dome cameras with a suitable IR feature. Unlike many other IR dome cameras that may suffer from some level of IR reflection, the NC3230 is not plagued by any IR reflection issues owing to a patent-pending rubber ring design on the lens that fully blocks IR light from entering the lens.

The Compro NC3230 supports multiple H.264 video streams at different combinations of resolution and frame rate. IP66-grade weather resistance and IK10-rated impact protection are also available, meaning the NC3230 is ideal for use in indoor and outdoor areas, such as building entrances, warehouses, parking lots, industrial sites, street surveillance or locations that require clear identification 24 hours a day.

In terms of ease of installation, the NC3230 provides a handy terminal cable that combines all the camera’s cables into one conduit to reduce cable clutter during installation. The camera’s lens allows for manual 360-degree pan adjustment, 120-degree tilt adjustment, and 360-degree rotation adjustment. The camera also supports Power-over-Ethernet and BNC output. Provided with Compro’s smart installation tool, the dome camera can be installed in minutes.

Furthermore, the Compro NC3230 is ONVIF compliant, and is hence interoperable with numerous other ONVIF-conformant products on the market. The 2 megapixel dome camera will also work seamlessly with Compro’s ONVIF-conformant network video recorders and 32-channel video management software, Comproview, which is bundled free with the NC3230.