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Alarm.com | Prism Series 8MP Varifocal PoE Bullet Camera with 40m IR & NDAA Compliance | ADC-VC7398PA

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ADC-VC7398PA

A bullet housing says something a dome does not. Where a dome is discreet, a visible bullet on a loading dock or a perimeter fence is part of the deterrent, and the integrated sunshield handles the direct light that would otherwise wash out the top of frame.

Built for the commercial installer

The Sony STARVIS 2 sensor with VividNight is what separates this from a generic PoE camera. At 0.02 lux it holds colour where an ordinary camera has already flipped to monochrome, which means a car or a jacket is still identifiable by colour under car park lighting rather than becoming a grey shape. IR carries it the rest of the way to 40 metres in full darkness.

NDAA Section 889 compliant alongside FCC, IC, RCM, CE Class B and UL, so it clears the procurement language that rules out most competitively priced cameras. Analytics run on the camera rather than on a server, and footage can go to onboard microSD with Smart View, to an Alarm.com SVR or CSVR, or both.

The motorised varifocal covers 110.4 degrees down to 45.1 degrees, adjusted remotely, which matters most on the long views a bullet usually gets pointed at. Tilt 80 degrees and rotate 350 degrees at the mount. IP66, IK10 and IP67 rated, and it weighs 2.3 lbs, so check the surface will carry it before mounting to anything light.

Key features

  • Visible bullet form factor that works as deterrent as well as coverage
  • Motorised varifocal from 110.4 to 45.1 degrees, set remotely on long perimeter views
  • 8MP 4K detail that holds identification at the zoomed end
  • VividNight colour to 0.02 lux plus 40 m IR in full darkness
  • IP66, IK10 and IP67 rated with an integrated sunshield
  • NDAA Section 889 compliant for federal and state contract eligibility

System requirements

Requires IEEE 802.3af Type 1 PoE and an active Alarm.com for Business commercial video plan. There is no 12V DC input, so plan a PoE switch or injector with budget for the stated draw. The camera is purpose-built for Alarm.com for Business and does not enroll in third-party VMS platforms.

Brand:
Alarm.com
Power Source:
PoE (IEEE 802.3af), 12.4W max IR on / 9.6W IR off
Compatibility:
Alarm.com for Business
Certifications:
NDAA-approved, IP66, IK10, IP67
Resolution:
3840 x 2160 (8MP)
Image Sensor:
1/1.8" SONY STARVIS 2 CMOS
Lens:
Motorized varifocal
Field of View:
H 110.4° to 45.1° / V 57.9° to 25.4° / D 133.9° to 51.8°
Range of Motion:
Tilt 80° / Rotation 350°
Minimum Illumination:
0.02 lux @ F1.6 color /
IR Range:
40m
Two-Way Audio:
Full duplex, built-in mic; external audio and digital I/O via optional AO-015 accessory cable
Network:
10/100 Mbps Ethernet (RJ-45)
Operating Temperature:
-31°F to 140°F IR off / -31°F to 122°F IR on
Operating Humidity:
Up to 98% RH (non-condensing)
Dimensions:
Ø 3.6 x 10.2 in (Ø 92 x 258.5 mm)
Weight:
2.3 lbs (1.04 kg)
Is the ADC-VC7398PA NDAA-compliant?
Yes. The ADC-VC7398PA is NDAA-approved under Section 889, making it eligible for federal, state, and locally-restricted government contracts where non-compliant camera hardware is prohibited.
Does this camera support Remote Video Monitoring and AI Deterrence?
Yes, with separate Alarm.com for Business service add-ons. Hardware supports RVM and AI Deterrence, but these features require corresponding Alarm.com service plans — not included in the camera purchase.
Does the built-in microphone handle Two-Way Audio on its own?
The camera includes a built-in full-duplex microphone for live operator audio. For external audio input or digital I/O (e.g., connecting an external speaker or relay), the optional AO-015 accessory cable is required.
What PoE standard does this camera require?
IEEE 802.3af. Power draw is 12.4W max with IR on and 9.6W with IR off. A standard PoE switch port or injector is sufficient — PoE+ is not required.
Does this camera work with non-Alarm.com VMS platforms?
No. The ADC-VC7398PA is purpose-built for Alarm.com for Business and ships pre-provisioned for that platform. It is not a general-purpose ONVIF camera. Contact SS&Si for open-platform bullet camera options.

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