luotikamerat

Luotikamerat, often translated as "bullet cameras," are a common type of surveillance camera characterized by their elongated, cylindrical shape. This design distinguishes them from dome cameras and other housing styles. The name "luotikamerat" derives from the resemblance of their form factor to a bullet.

These cameras are typically used for outdoor surveillance due to their robust construction, which often includes weatherproofing and vandal resistance. Their design allows for easy mounting on walls, ceilings, or poles, and their adjustable nature permits precise aiming of the lens. The housing protects the internal components from environmental factors like rain, dust, and extreme temperatures, as well as potential physical damage.

Luotikamerat can be equipped with various features, including high-resolution sensors, infrared (IR) LEDs for night vision, wide-angle lenses, and pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) capabilities. They are widely deployed in residential, commercial, and public spaces for security and monitoring purposes. Their discreet yet visible presence can act as a deterrent to criminal activity. The installation and maintenance of luotikamerat are generally straightforward, making them a popular choice for many security applications.