4 Megapixel Network Bullet Motorized Camera

Pollo Security Model: PLC 424M MZ IR5 PM Available in Lahore

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Resolution: 4 MP
Night-View Distance: 50 m
Housing Type: Bullet
1/3" CMOS Image Sensor
Line Crossing Detection
ONVIF Protocol Supported

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InstallationProfessional installation available across Lahore. Installation is quoted separately based on the number of cameras, cable runs and site conditions.
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About the 4 Megapixel Network Bullet Motorized Camera

A motorised lens solves a specific problem: nobody has to climb back up the wall to change the framing. The lens can be set anywhere between 2.8 mm and 12 mm — a 4× optical range — from the camera's own interface rather than by hand at the bracket. The rest is a 4 MP bullet: 2560 × 1440, a 1/3-inch sensor rated to 0.005 lux, 50 metres of infrared, IP67 sealing and DC12V or PoE. Just be clear that motorised is not PTZ; the lens zooms, but the camera does not pan or tilt to follow anyone.

Key benefits

Lens adjusts between 2.8 mm and 12 mm without returning to the bracket
4× optical zoom keeps full resolution, unlike digital zoom on a fixed lens
0.005 lux minimum illumination helps hold a colour picture as evening light drops
Fifty-metre infrared supports the longer scenes the zoom range is meant for
One camera can be re-framed later if the site layout changes

Where it works well

Long driveway where framing may change after landscaping
Society entry road covering both approach and gate
Construction site where the working area moves weekly
Factory yard needing a wide view now, tighter later
Tall building wall watching a distant service gate

Technical specifications

Manufacturer-published specifications. Confirm critical figures against the datasheet before ordering.

Resolution	4 MP
Pixel Resolution	2560 × 1440
Image Sensor	1/3" CMOS
Lens	2.8–12 mm (varifocal)
Optical Zoom	4× optical zoom
Night-View Technology	Full-Colour Night Vision, Infrared (IR)
Night-View Distance	50 m
Housing Type	Bullet
Weather Rating	IP67
Connectivity	PoE
Power Supply	DC12V

Features

1/3" CMOS Image Sensor
2560×1440 Pixels (2K) Resolution
0.005 Lux Min. Illumination for Day Time Color View
50-meter IR Night View Range @ 0 Lux
Motion Detection Alarm Trigger
4x Optical Zoom with 2.8~12mm Varifocal Lens
Line Crossing Detection
Region Intrusion Detection
Highlight Compensation for Image Correction
Backlight Compensation for Image Correction
ONVIF Protocol Supported
IP67 Water & Dust Proofing
DC12V/ PoE (IEEE802.3af) Power Supply

Frequently asked questions

Is this a PTZ camera?

No. The motor drives the lens between 2.8 mm and 12 mm — it zooms, but the body does not pan or tilt. Once fixed, it looks in one direction. If you need the camera to follow a person across a yard, you are looking at a different type of unit.

Who sets the zoom, and can it be changed later?

The lens is adjusted through the camera's interface rather than by hand at the bracket, which is the whole point of a motorised model. We set the framing at installation, and it can be changed afterwards without taking the camera down.

Does zooming in cost me coverage?

Yes, and it is worth planning for. At 12 mm you get detail at the far end but a narrow view; at 2.8 mm you see a wide area with less detail on any single face. Set it for the job the camera is there to do, not for the most impressive live view.

Is it worth more than a fixed-lens 4 MP bullet?

If you know exactly what the camera must see and that will not change, a fixed lens is the sensible spend. Motorised earns its cost where the site is still developing, where access to the mounting point is awkward, or where one camera has to serve different situations.