Uniview 4MP Bullet VF Dual Light Mic I/O 60m IR

4MP bullet camera with motorized zoom and dual light

This camera is designed for installations where you want an outdoor bullet camera with the option to adapt the image to the area.

The motorized zoom lens lets you adjust the field of view from the system, so you can choose between a wide overview or a more zoomed-in image of a specific spot.

The camera has both infrared and white light, so you can choose between discreet black-and-white night recording or color images at night with visible light.

Motorized 2.7 to 13.5 mm zoom lens

The camera features a motorized varifocal lens that can be adjusted directly from the software, app, or recorder.

That means you can change the field of view without having to adjust the lens manually on the camera. Zoom out for a broader overview or zoom in if you want more focus on a gate, entrance, yard, or access path.

When the camera is correctly mounted, zoom and focus can be fine-tuned from the system. That makes setup easier and improves your chances of getting the right shot.

Dual light with IR and white light

The camera has both infrared illumination and white light with a range of up to 60 meters.

IR gives you discreet black-and-white night recordings where the light isn’t visible like normal light. This is useful when the camera should monitor an area without lighting up the surroundings.

The white light can be used when you want color images at night. Colors can be important if you later need to see details like clothing color, car color, or other identifying features in the footage.

Built-in microphone

The camera has a built-in microphone so audio can be recorded along with the video.

Audio can often be a useful complement to the images and can help document incidents in more detail.

Please note that audio recording is subject to applicable laws.

Audio in and out

In addition to the built-in microphone, the camera also has audio input and output. That means you can connect an external microphone or speaker if the installation requires it.

This can be relevant in areas where you want better audio than the built-in microphone can provide, or where an external speaker needs to be connected.

The camera supports two-way audio, so you can build a solution that allows both listening and speaking via the camera’s audio connection.

Person and vehicle detection

The camera can analyze motion in the image and distinguish between people, vehicles, and other movements.

This means you can set rules so the camera only reacts to relevant events. For example, you can mark a driveway, gate, or passage and get notified when a person or vehicle moves into the area.

It reduces the number of unnecessary events from rain, leaves, shadows, and other movements that aren’t relevant to surveillance.

People counting and area analysis

The camera supports people counting and analysis of how many people move through or remain in an area.

It can be used for statistics and overview, for example at entrances, passages, receptions, or areas where you want to monitor activity over time.

The feature is useful when you want not just recordings but also data about movement and occupancy in an area.

Alarm input and output

The camera has alarm input and output so it can be connected to external security equipment.

For example, you can use the alarm input to receive a signal from a sensor, contact, or other device. The alarm output can be used to forward a signal when the camera detects an event.

This makes the camera suitable for installations where surveillance needs to work together with other systems.

Night recording up to 60 meters

The camera’s built-in illumination has a range of up to 60 meters.

That makes the camera suitable for larger areas like yards, driveways, parking lots, storage areas, and business premises.

Depending on the setup, the camera can use infrared light for discreet black-and-white night recording or white light for color images at night.

WDR improves backlight handling

With 120 dB WDR, the camera can handle large differences between bright and dark areas in the same image.

It’s especially useful at entrances, gates, windows, loading ramps, and areas with strong backlight where people might otherwise appear as dark silhouettes.

Supports SD card

The camera supports microSD cards up to 512 GB and can therefore store recordings directly on the camera.

Recordings can later be viewed via the app or computer.

However, we generally recommend using a recorder with the camera. A recorder provides longer storage time, centralized management of multiple cameras, and easier searching in recordings.

An SD card can also be used as an extra backup if the connection to the recorder is temporarily interrupted.

PoE makes installation easier

The camera supports PoE, which means power and data can be sent through the same network cable.

That reduces the need for a separate power supply at the camera and makes installation simpler.

Outdoor use year-round

With an IP67 rating, the camera is protected against dust, rain, and moisture.

Additionally, the camera is IK10 rated, which provides extra protection against impacts and rough handling.

That makes the camera suitable for outdoor mounting on buildings, facades, warehouses, workshops, parking areas, and other places where the camera is exposed to the weather.

Accessories and mounting

Under the accessories tab on the product page you can see junction boxes, wall brackets, corner brackets, and pole mounts that fit the camera.

Key technical points

• 4MP resolution, 2688 × 1520
• 1/2.9" CMOS sensor
• Motorized 2.7 to 13.5 mm zoom lens
• Field of view 107.4° to 29.2°
• Dual light with IR and white light
• IR range up to 60 meters
• White light up to 60 meters
• 120 dB WDR
• Built-in microphone
• Audio in and out
• Two-way audio supported
• Alarm input and output
• Person and vehicle detection
• People counting and density analysis
• MicroSD up to 512 GB
• Ultra 265, H.265, H.264 and MJPEG
• PoE, IEEE 802.3af
• IP67 and IK10 rated
• Operating temperature from -30 °C to 60 °C
• Max. power consumption 7.1 W

Power over Ethernet

Do like the professionals. POE means that only one cable is needed for the camera. The camera gets power through the network cable, typically from a recorder with built-in PoE, or from a POE switch.

ONVIF full member

Univiews cameras and recorders support the ONVIF protocol. This means that they can be mixed with equipment from other brands as long as they also support ONVIF.