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PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) cameras are rotating security cameras that allow remote control and rotation, often accompanied by optical zoom. These cameras are suitable for monitoring large areas, especially outdoors. In the event of an alarm or EZS activation, they allow operators to closely monitor and zoom in on the area with the intruder. They are not ideal for home use due to the need for constant operation, but some models offer an auto-tracking feature to automatically monitor targets such as people or vehicles.

ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) is a standard protocol for communication between IP security cameras and network devices. ONVIF compatibility ensures that cameras can be easily integrated into a variety of security systems, regardless of manufacturer. ONVIF-enabled cameras provide greater flexibility and expandability for users who want to combine devices from different manufacturers in a single security system.

The Picture-in-Picture (PiP) function allows two different camera images to be displayed simultaneously in one image output. The main image typically shows a wider view, while the second image (embedded in the main image) provides a more detailed view of a specific area or shot from another camera. This feature is ideal for situations where several areas need to be viewed at once or to increase the detail of important parts of the shot.

Encrypted data transmission is a key security feature in security cameras that ensures the protection of sensitive data transmitted between the camera and the monitoring or storage system. This technology uses encryption algorithms to encode the data, preventing unauthorized access and maintaining the privacy of the information. In this day and age where cyber attacks are becoming more common, data encryption is essential to ensure that camera footage is not compromised or misused. Cameras with this feature are ideal for use in environments requiring high levels of security, such as financial institutions, government buildings and private residences. Encryption ensures that even if network security is breached, camera data remains unreadable and secure.

A fixed lens for security cameras means that the focal length of the lens is fixed and cannot be changed. This type of lens provides a constant angle of view, which is useful for situations where you need to monitor a specific area without changing the field of view. Fixed lens cameras are usually simpler and more affordable than varifocal cameras where the angle of view can be changed. They are ideal for use in environments where monitoring requirements are specific and constant, such as entrance doors, corridors or other confined spaces.