VIVOTEK Cameras

VIVOTEK network cameras provide high-quality surveillance and excellent night visibility. They integrate with Red5 Room Controllers for Smart Building applications and occupancy management.

HIGH-QUALITY CAMERAS WITH EXCELLENT NIGHT VISION

VIVOTEK network cameras provide an advanced and versatile surveillance solution, with a wide range of megapixel resolutions, innovative technologies and video-analytics features.

Designed for many different applications, the cameras maintain excellent performance even in low-light conditions.

Thanks to people-counting functionality integrated directly with Red5 room controllers, VIVOTEK is an ideal solution for improving both security and space management.

CAMERAS

CONFIGURATIONS AND FEATURES

Key features

The broad range of IP cameras provides flexible surveillance options for different applications and environments.

Advanced functions

Licence-plate recognition for effective access control.
Facial recognition for enhanced security and advanced analytics.
TAA-compliant products suitable for government and industrial applications.

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FAQ

What checks should be carried out before choosing a camera model?

Before choosing a model, it is important to assess the installation environment, the level of detail required, lighting conditions, the size of the area to be monitored and the video functions needed.
VIVOTEK’s network-camera range offers different solutions in terms of resolution, form factor and application, with advanced technologies and video-analytics functions designed for different requirements.
During the design phase, it is necessary to determine whether the camera will operate indoors or outdoors, during the day and at night, over wide areas or specific points, and whether functions such as people counting, licence-plate recognition or facial recognition are required. A proper preliminary assessment helps avoid oversizing, blind spots and performance that is not suited to the actual scenario.

In which situations should licence-plate recognition or facial recognition be considered?

Licence Plate Recognition (LPR) is particularly useful in company car parks, logistics areas, vehicle entrances, authorised-vehicle access points and contexts where vehicle movements need to be identified or recorded. Facial recognition, on the other hand, is a high-security technology and may be considered for controlled-access environments, receptions, restricted entrances or sensitive areas, always in compliance with applicable privacy regulations.
These advanced functions should not be treated as standard features for every installation, but selected according to the required security level, the purposes of data processing and the organisation’s internal procedures. The VIVOTEK range includes advanced functions such as licence-plate recognition and facial recognition, which should therefore form part of a project aligned with operational and regulatory requirements.

Can VIVOTEK cameras be used to automate access to company car parks?

Yes. In a correctly configured project, VIVOTEK cameras with licence-plate recognition can help automate access to company car parks. The system can identify authorised vehicles and communicate with other devices such as barriers, access-control systems or supervision platforms.

This solution is particularly useful for companies, campuses, logistics hubs, healthcare facilities and office complexes with frequent flows of employees, visitors, suppliers or service vehicles. To achieve reliable results, however, the camera position, lighting, distance, reading angle and integration with the opening system must be designed correctly.

Can the VIVOTEK video-surveillance system be managed remotely from a smartphone?

Yes. A video-surveillance system based on network cameras can be configured for remote supervision, including from mobile devices, where supported by the software architecture and the system’s security policies. Its implementation must, however, follow strict corporate cybersecurity rules.

Smartphone access can be useful for checking system status, viewing images, receiving notifications or verifying critical events when no one is physically on site. In a corporate environment, it is important to provide role-based access, secure authentication, activity logging and configuration aligned with IT policies to avoid unnecessary exposure of the video-surveillance network.

Can VIVOTEK cameras be integrated into an existing home-automation or BMS system?

Yes, and this is one of the most significant strengths from a Smart Building perspective. VIVOTEK cameras can be integrated into a broader ecosystem in which video surveillance, access control, lighting, HVAC and supervision systems work together to improve security, comfort and operational efficiency.

A significant example is the use of people-counting functions integrated with Red5 controllers, linking video data to building-automation logic. In some scenarios, people-counting data from the camera can complement or reduce the need for dedicated sensors, where the project, field of view and privacy policies allow. In this way, video surveillance is no longer an isolated system but can become a useful data source for optimising space management, controlling access and supporting faster, better-informed decisions.