Uniview IPC2324SB-DZK-IO 4MP Bullet Camera with 50m IR and Motorized Lens

The Uniview IPC2324SB-DZK-IO is a 4MP bullet camera for outdoor surveillance. It combines a four-megapixel image sensor, a motorized 2.7-13.5mm varifocal lens and infrared night illumination reaching 50 metres. It is a practical choice for watching open areas, entrances and boundaries where clear footage is needed day and night.
Key features
- 4MP (four megapixel) resolution for sharp, detailed video
- Motorized varifocal lens with a focal length of 2.7-13.5mm
- Remote zoom and focus adjustment during setup
- Infrared illumination with a range of up to 50 metres
- Bullet housing for long-range outdoor viewing
Motorized lens for easy setup
The motorized lens is the main setup advantage of this model. A fixed lens must be set by hand at the installation point, which often means moving ladders and repeating visits. With a motorized lens, the installer can change the zoom and focus from the viewing software, check the image and adjust it until the view is right. This saves time and makes it simpler to correct the framing once the camera is on the wall or pole.
Night viewing with infrared
Infrared LEDs let the camera record when there is little or no visible light. The IR range of 50 metres covers many typical outdoor sites, such as a driveway, a car park or a rear yard. Infrared footage is shown in black and white, which is normal for IR CCTV. Objects closer to the camera appear brighter, so the most useful range depends on the scene and mounting position.
Image quality and coverage
A 4MP sensor records about four times the detail of a standard 1MP camera. This gives more room to crop or zoom into recorded footage, which is useful when identifying a person, a number plate or a small object. The varifocal range lets one camera cover a narrow, long view or a wider area, depending on the zoom setting chosen.
Typical uses
- Perimeter and fence line monitoring
- Driveways, car parks and loading bays
- Building entrances and outdoor storage yards
- Farms, plant sites and rural property
- Supplementary coverage in small business and home systems
Installation and system use
The camera is an outdoor bullet unit that is usually mounted on a wall, bracket or pole. Plan the mounting height and angle so the infrared light does not reflect straight back into the lens from nearby walls or fences, as this can wash out the image at night. Connect the camera to a compatible recorder or network video system and use the motorized controls to set the final view.
Who it is for
This camera suits installers and property owners who want a single outdoor camera with long night range and remote lens adjustment. It is equally useful as part of a new CCTV system or as an upgrade to an existing one where a fixed-lens camera no longer covers the required area.







