Synology introduces two surveillance cameras that works with its NAS

While Synology is legendary for its NAS servers, it has different merchandise akin to exhausting disks and SSDs that’s optimized to work with its NAS servers, and it has now expanded its portfolio to surveillance cameras by unveiling two merchandise – the BC500 and TC500.

Both the BC500 and TC500 are IP67 licensed cameras that come in numerous kind elements, because the mannequin title suggests, the BC500 is a bullet-form digital camera whereas the TC500 is a turret-form digital camera, they function superior AI capabilities and combine properly with Synology’s Surveillance Station video administration system.

Both cameras function a 5-megapixel sensor that data movies as much as 2880×1620 decision at 30 FPS with a 110-degree horizontal viewing angle, it’s able to displaying an evening imaginative and prescient vary of as much as 30 meters, whereas it additionally has multi-exposure HDR functionality, this may very well be nice for environments with difficult lighting situations.

In phrases of its AI capabilities, Synology claims that it’s used to offer customers with well timed and correct alerts, which intelligently detects folks and automobiles, intrusions and an immediate search function to permit customers to extra reliably establish potential threats, rapidly examine areas of curiosity and retrieve related footage.

No extra licenses are required whenever you pair the BC500 and TC500 with Synology Surveillance Station, there’s additionally no subscription for storage as it’s totally depending on the quantity of storage that you have got allotted in your Synology NAS server for Surveillance Station.

In phrases of safety, these cameras boast failover edge storage, and HTTPS and SRTP assist to make sure your surveillance footage is totally encrypted from unauthorized entry, they’re additionally US NDAA and TAA compliant gadgets.

The Synology BC500 and TC500 cameras can be found in chosen areas and are available with a 3-year {hardware} guarantee.

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