IP Camera Brands 0–9
IP camera and video surveillance manufacturers beginning with 0–9. 27 brands in this section.
Brands 0–9
All brands27 manufacturers
| Brand | About the manufacturer |
|---|---|
| 255 IP CAM | 255 Ip Cam is a marketplace designation often used for low cost IP cameras offered in bulk or wholesale. Units feature standard 1080p resolution, IR illumination, and simple app control. These cameras are intended for budget deployments where quantity matters more than branding. |
| 2N HELIOS | 2N Helios is a product line from 2N Telekomunikace, a Czech manufacturer specializing in IP intercoms and access control systems. The Helios series includes video intercoms with integrated cameras, SIP support, and integration with building automation systems. These devices are used in apartment complexes, offices, and industrial facilities. 2N Helios products are known for durability, sleek design, and compliance with international standards. They are highly regarded by security professionals for their reliability and advanced feature set. |
| 2XP | 2XP is an entry-level branding used on compact indoor cameras and simple DVR kits. The proposition is affordability and rapid setup rather than enterprise integration. Expect app-centric workflows, limited user roles, and basic ONVIF. For sites with compliance requirements, place devices on isolated VLANs, enforce strong passwords, and consider scheduled firmware checks to mitigate long-term exposure. |
| 307 HI SILICON | This refers to cameras powered by the HiSilicon 307 chipset, offering strong video encoding performance. Many low-cost IP cameras use this SoC, providing stable streaming. Administrators should verify firmware signing and monitor vendor advisories for chipset-related vulnerabilities. |
| 360EYES | 360Eyes is both a camera label and a widely used mobile app/ecosystem for low-cost Wi-Fi cameras. Its hallmark is quick P2P pairing and panoramic “fisheye” models with local SD recording. Because many OEMs use the same cloud/app, quality and firmware differ. For stable VMS integration, check if RTSP remains enabled, set unique passwords per device, and isolate cameras from the public internet when remote access isn’t required. |
| 360 | 360 (Qihoo 360) is a Chinese internet security company also producing smart cameras and IoT devices. Their cameras feature AI human detection, cloud recording, and mobile notifications. 360 emphasizes cybersecurity and user privacy. The brand is very popular in China for smart home ecosystems. 360 cameras are chosen for affordable, feature-rich home security solutions. |
| 3COM | 3Com, a networking pioneer later acquired by HP, produced enterprise networking gear and, in some markets, IP surveillance solutions. Their cameras were designed for enterprise use, featuring robust SNMP management and open protocols. Legacy 3Com gear can still integrate with modern NVR systems if ONVIF or RTSP is supported. |
| 3G IPCAM | 3G IPcam refers to a category of cameras that use 3G cellular networks for connectivity, designed for remote locations without wired internet. These cameras are ideal for farms, construction sites, and temporary events where traditional network infrastructure is unavailable. They often feature solar power compatibility and cloud recording. The focus is on reliability and uninterrupted monitoring even in rural areas. Their portability and network independence make them attractive for mobile and off grid surveillance projects. |
| 3R | 3R (often 3R Systems) is known in Asia for gadgets and imaging accessories, certain catalogs include simple IP and USB cameras. Surveillance units target desktop monitoring or ad-hoc observation, not enterprise CCTV. If used in production, confirm continuous stream stability, frame-rate locking, and whether the device exports standards-based RTSP for NVRs—or requires a vendor viewer that may depend on legacy browser plugins. |
| 3SVISION | 3S Vision is a Taiwanese manufacturer of professional IP cameras, known for producing high quality surveillance equipment for commercial and industrial applications. Their products include dome, bullet, and PTZ cameras with advanced features like WDR, low light performance, and vandal resistant housings. 3S Vision cameras are used in airports, government facilities, and corporate campuses. The company emphasizes innovation and global certifications, making its products a preferred choice for high security projects. Its strong R&D and firmware support ensure long term reliability and integration options. |
| 3VCS | 3vcs is a small batch brand focused on value IP cameras and DVR kits available through online resellers. Typical offerings feature remote access, motion alerts, and simple CMS software for multi camera management. 3vcs appeals to installers looking for affordable solutions for small shops and warehouses. |
| 3XLOGIC | 3xLOGIC is a North American provider of advanced video surveillance and business intelligence solutions. Their offerings include IP cameras, access control, and cloud-based analytics platforms. 3xLOGIC emphasizes integration and AI-driven insights. The brand is used in retail, healthcare, and enterprise applications. 3xLOGIC is chosen for projects where video data is used for both security and operational improvements. |
| 4ER | 4er is a lesser known market brand providing compact cameras and basic surveillance kits. Their products focus on affordability and quick installation. 4er cameras usually include Wi Fi connectivity, SD card support, and mobile alerts. They are intended for light use cases like apartments and small shops. The brand targets first time buyers seeking simple, low cost security solutions. |
| 4MP | 4MP is a generic specification label used to market cameras with 4 megapixel resolution, regardless of manufacturer. These cameras provide higher detail than standard 1080p models and are often chosen for projects requiring clearer image quality. 4MP cameras can be found in dome, bullet, and turret form factors. They are popular with users seeking a cost effective upgrade without moving to 4K systems. Many budget brands offer 4MP models to attract customers looking for sharper images. |
| 4SDOT | 4sdot is a niche marketplace label offering Wi Fi cameras and baby monitors. Its models emphasize simple setup, microSD recording, and mobile notifications. 4sdot is favored by first time buyers seeking easy monitoring for nurseries and small apartments. |
| 4UCAM | 4UCam is a US based brand focusing on wireless security cameras, nanny cams, and portable surveillance devices. Their products emphasize ease of setup, battery operation, and secure remote access via mobile apps. 4UCam is popular among homeowners, renters, and small office users who prefer flexible, cable free installations. The company also produces hidden cameras and vehicle monitoring systems, catering to specialized use cases. Its combination of versatility and customer support makes it a well reviewed option in online marketplaces. |
| 4XEM | 4XEM is a technology company producing cables, adapters, and surveillance equipment for IT and AV professionals. Their security products include IP cameras and accessories. 4XEM emphasizes compatibility and durable construction. The brand appeals to integrators seeking reliable components. 4XEM is chosen for projects where consistent quality and interoperability are required. |
| 4XPTZ | 4XPTZ refers to a class of PTZ (pan tilt zoom) cameras with 4 optical zoom capability. These cameras are ideal for monitoring large areas like parking lots, stadiums, and warehouses. 4XPTZ cameras support remote control, preset tours, and auto tracking. They are used in projects requiring detailed surveillance with flexible coverage. The design allows operators to zoom in on incidents in real time. |
| 50X10_32M | 50x10_32m appears to be a specific model designation, likely referring to a high-zoom IP camera used for long-range surveillance. This model would support PTZ capabilities and high-resolution video. Such cameras are installed in parking lots, perimeter fences, and industrial areas. They are selected for projects requiring detailed monitoring of distant objects. The model is used in professional security applications where range is critical. |
| 555 | 555 is a generic model designation for low-cost cameras or DVRs. These devices typically provide standard-definition or HD video, simple web interfaces, and P2P connectivity for remote access. Because of limited support, users should document RTSP URLs and change default credentials to secure them from intrusion. |
| 5MPBULLET | 5MPBullet refers to a class of bullet cameras offering 5 megapixel resolution for superior clarity. These cameras are chosen for projects requiring detailed video capture, such as parking lots or retail security. 5MP models support advanced compression like H.265 to save bandwidth. They often include weatherproof housings and IR illumination for outdoor use. 5MPBullet cameras are a step up from 1080p models, appealing to users seeking higher image quality. |
| 7LINKS | 7Links is a European brand distributed by Pearl.de, offering affordable Wi Fi IP cameras and home automation gadgets. Their cameras are popular for DIY home security, featuring easy setup, app control, and night vision. 7Links devices are often sold as plug and play kits for quick installation. The brand is known for striking a good balance between price and functionality. Its cameras are suitable for renters, small businesses, and casual users seeking budget security. |
| 7LINKS | 7Links is a consumer electronics brand known for its budget-friendly Wi-Fi cameras and smart home gadgets. Their IP cameras offer P2P connectivity, night vision, and app control. 7Links appeals to DIY users who want quick and easy home monitoring solutions. The brand is often available through online retailers and mail-order catalogs. 7Links is chosen by users seeking low-cost, entry-level surveillance. |
| 7-STAR | 7-Star is a brand offering cost-effective CCTV cameras, DVRs, and accessories for residential and small business security. They are widely sold in bulk for installers seeking affordable solutions. Customers should verify firmware authenticity and apply security patches promptly to avoid vulnerabilities. |
| 8LEVEL | 8level is a networking and IoT brand that produces routers, smart devices, and IP cameras for connected homes. Their cameras usually include HD streaming, PoE options, and compatibility with smart home hubs. 8level products are targeted at customers who want unified connectivity solutions. The brand emphasizes stability and network performance, making its cameras reliable for 24/7 use. 8level is popular in Eastern Europe, where it is distributed through IT and security resellers. |
| 9UP | 9Up is a little-known brand that appears in IP camera lists, usually offering P2P Wi-Fi cameras for home use. |
| 3COM | 3Com was a major networking company (acquired by HP) that provided switches and occasionally network cameras for enterprise use. |