Sanyo’s Full HD IP camera range is covered in this new promotional video. Not just leading-edge performance, but actually great-looking cameras too 
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Sanyo IP cameras have been available for a couple of years now, and before that Sanyo have a long heritage as a manufacturer of professional CCTV cameras.
Sanyo won the “CCTV Product of the Year 2009″ award with their VCC-HD4000P four megapixel, 10 x optical zoom, IP camera.
They have now set the standard for leading-edge megapixel IP cameras with a complete new range of HD models.
The full new model range includes three models in a traditional body camera style, three vandal-resistant dome models, a 10 x zoom fixed camera and two pan tilt zoom models.
Six of these new models are now available in our webshop:
All have built-in Power Over Ethernet and H.264 compression.
Follow the links to see more information, product photos, datasheets, etc.
These new models are attractively priced for such high-resolution cameras and are already proving very popular.
Checkout our Sanyo IP Camera forum for further details about this exciting range.
The remaining three models in this new range are due to launch in December and January, rest assured we will let you know.
Sanyo’s VCC-HD4000 4 megapixel IP CCTV camera with its 10 X optical zoom and auto-focus was winner of ‘CCTV Product of the year 2009′.
This is a really feature rich camera offering just about every technology available in the very latest IPCCTV camera models – remarkable when you think that Sanyo made this camera available at the end of 2008. You have to wonder what their developers are working on right now …
This is just a quick post to pull together all the useful bits of information which might support your choice of this outstanding IP CCTV camera:
The products:
The Vivotek IP 7161 Network Camera has just been reviewed in the latest edition of PC Pro magazine.
Their judges preferred the performance of the previously tested Axis P3301 dome camera.
The other camera mentioned in their test, the Vantage VIPC1431EP has been superceded by the ACTi ACM-1231 (and is now a megapixel model).
Click the link to read their full Vivotek IP 7161 Camera Review.
Click here to read PC Pro’s review of the Vantage VIPC1431EP.
And here for their review of the Axis P3301 network dome camera (with some interesting explanations and comparisons of MPEG4 and H.264 video compression).
We mentioned Sanyo’s new HD4000 high definition camera back before Christmas.
It’s a four megapixel camera supplied with built-in 4MP lens and 4 million pixel progressive scan CMOS sensor to deliver sharp clear images.
It’s built-in 10X optical zoom lens makes the Sanyo HD4000 an ideal solution for banking and retail CCTV applications where there may be a requirement for close-up detail of any incidents.
The VCC-HD4000P also offers dual streaming H.264 and JPEG, enabling simultaneous high definition recording and live monitoring across a network.
An HDMI ouput allows the full quality of the camera’s images to be realised on an HD monitor, whilst there is also a BNC connector enabling viewing on a traditional CCTV monitor.
This camera also has the facility for on-board video recording to an SD card via its built-in SD slot, or local connection (via USB) to an external HDD (Hard Disc Drive).
Other features include:
Click the link to learn more about the Sanyo VCC-HD4000P IP CCTV Camera
