IP Camera Catalogue in Melbourne

Dome cameras have a low-profile housing suited to ceilings and eaves. Bullet cameras have an elongated housing that clearly shows the direction they point, which can act as a visible deterrent, and often suit long coverage such as driveways or fence lines. Turret cameras sit between the two for flexible outdoor mounting.

AI models that classify people and vehicles reduce false alerts on busy frontages, car parks and sites with wind-blown trees or animals. A standard non-AI camera can be enough for lower-traffic areas where nuisance alerts are less of a concern.

Yes for a typical installed system. The cameras capture the picture; an NVR records it, often supplies PoE power, and gives you playback. SIPKO sizes channel count and hard-drive capacity to the number of cameras and how many days of footage you want to keep.

Start from the views that must be covered and the size of the installation, not from a random catalogue model. Camera type and positioning follow the scenes; recorder, storage and network follow recording needs and room for growth; special low-light or deterrence features are added only where a scene actually benefits.

Yes. SIPKO Security is a licensed installer based in Brighton (licence Z47-808-30S, Victoria Security Institute). We supply genuine hardware and handle the install directly, with no subcontracting, for homes, retail sites, offices, warehouses and yards across Melbourne.

This is the IP camera category catalogue and a device-selection overview. SIPKO Security also supplies, installs and services the system in Melbourne. Use the quote form with your suburb, property type and the cameras you are considering, or call 0406 432 691.