A floodlight camera with a strobe, which is a meaningfully different deterrent from a steady light. A floodlight says the area is lit. A strobe says someone is watching right now and has decided to respond, and it reads that way from a distance in a way a constant light does not.
Built for the installer
Paired with two-way audio, the strobe gives an operator or the customer a graduated response: light the area, then strobe, then talk. On sites with a recurring nuisance problem, loitering at a loading dock or a back car park, that escalation path is usually more effective than recording the same behaviour night after night.
4MP at up to 2688 x 1520 with a 117-degree horizontal view, 0.5 lux low-light sensitivity, and dual-band Wi-Fi on both 2.4 and 5 GHz. IP66 and rated -4F to 122F.
Key features
- Strobe as active deterrent, which reads as a response rather than just illumination
- Two-way audio for a graduated light, strobe, then talk escalation
- 4MP at 117 degrees horizontal, covering a yard or dock from one position
- Dual-band Wi-Fi on 2.4 and 5 GHz for a more reliable link
- 0.5 lux low-light sensitivity before supplementary lighting is needed
- IP66 rated, -4F to 122F for exterior mounting
System requirements
Requires 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi and an Alarm.com account with a compatible video plan. A junction box (ADC-VACC-729-JB) is available for the V729 family.
