One wide-angle camera to see a whole room.
A fisheye IP camera uses a very wide lens to cover a large area from one spot, often fitted in the centre of a ceiling. Like other IP cameras, it connects to an NVR over a network cable.
How do I choose a fisheye camera?
- Placement: fisheyes work best mounted centrally, looking down over an open space.
- Recorder: check your NVR supports the camera's resolution.
- Detail: a fisheye covers a wide area, not fine detail far away. For faces or plates at a distance, see our other IP cameras.
Need help choosing? Call us on 01902 902251. We deliver to England, Scotland and Wales within 1–2 working days.
Fisheye IP Cameras
One wide-angle camera to see a whole room.
A fisheye IP camera uses a very wide lens to cover a large area from one spot, often fitted in the centre of a ceiling. Like other IP cameras, it connects to an NVR over a network cable.
How do I choose a fisheye camera?
- Placement: fisheyes work best mounted centrally, looking down over an open space.
- Recorder: check your NVR supports the camera's resolution.
- Detail: a fisheye covers a wide area, not fine detail far away. For faces or plates at a distance, see our other IP cameras.
Need help choosing? Call us on 01902 902251. We deliver to England, Scotland and Wales within 1–2 working days.
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