Monitor an indoor or outdoor area with the Reolink NVC-B4KP 4K Outdoor Bullet Camera Night Vision Spotlightfrom Reolink. This unit uses a 1/2.7" CMOS sensor to capture 4K UHD resolution video at 25 fps. Two IR LEDs provide up to 100' of night vision, while a 700-lumen spotlight provides illumination for recording full color video as well as deterrence of unwanted activity. A 4mm fixed lens delivers an 88° horizontal field of view. The camera features a 180° pan range. Two-way audio is possible thanks to a built-in speaker and microphone. A memory card slot accepts microSD/SDHC/SDXC cards up to 256GB (available separately). Integrated PoE technology simplifies connectivity by transferring of power and data through a single cable. The Reolink app for iOS and Android enables remote viewing and management.

This bullet camera is housed in an IP66-rated enclosure that is suitable for outdoor use.

3840 x 2160 Resolution at 25 fps    IR LEDs for Night Vision up to 100'    Spotlight for Color Recording at Night    4mm Fixed Lens    88° Horizontal Field of View    180° Panning    Two-Way Audio    Supports microSD Cards up to 256GB    RJ45 Ethernet with PoE Technology    IP66 Rated for Outdoor Use

IR cut filter for day and night switching

180° panning with 32 presets

Motion, human, pet, and vehicle detection

Motion and schedule recording modes

Compatible with Google Assistant, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari

Up to 20 users (1 admin and 19 user accounts)

Reset button

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this accept 1080p HD signal? Or is it only 4k?

A: yes this will accept a 1080p signal

Q: 2. What Iris goes with it?

A: Please review the following item for your iris needs. Aputure Spotlight Mount Iris BH #APSLIRIS • MFR #APJ0118A3D https://bhpho.to/41Q4xZ5

Q: 3. How is using this iris on a 36 degree mount different from using a separate 19 degree mount?

A: The Godox Iris Diaphragm for Spotlight Attachment allows adjustment of the size of the spotlight being projected, adding versatility; it could adjust the angle of a 36-degree spot to a variety of different angles, including 19 degrees.

Q: 4. What color is the small dot once its down to pointer size?

A: There is an option for several colors availablefrom the installed software.

Q: 5. Is there a USB-C to USB-A adapter that will work with this remote and a Mac or Chromebook with USB-C only connections?

A: The included dongle included with the Logitech Spotlight Presentation Remote (Slate) BH #LOSLURCSLT should work with this: Belkin USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A Female to Type-C Male Adapter B&H # BEF2C36BTBLK MFR # F2CU036BTBLK 54 Reviews Key Features Connects USB Type-A to USB Type-C USB 3.0/USB 3.1 Gen 1 Reversible USB Type-C Connector Up to 1.5A Power Output for Charging Data Transfers Up to 5 Gb/s

Q: 6. Are they compatible with Hollyland Mars 300 Pro transmitters?

A: Compatibility with the Hollyland Mars 300 Pro is not stated by manufacturer. The Hollyland Bullet-Style Antenna for Mars 4K (Pair) only lists compatibility with the Hollyland Mars M1 (Enhanced) and the Hollyland Mars 4K.

Q: 7. Can these monitors display 2 feeds and or a quad setup?

A: Yes, the SmallHD Vision 17" 4K HDR Pro Monitor can display up to 4 different video feeds.

Q: 8. Has anyone tried using this with the Aputure Spotlight mounts? Will it fit? The one made for the Aputure has terrible reviews.

A: Godox Iris Diaphragm for Spotlight Attachment would fit into Aputure Spotlight Mount. The construction is very solid and the rotation of the blades is quite smooth.

Q: 9. Is this monitor (vision 24") qualifies for Dolby Vision HDR color grading?

A: No, the SmallHD Vision 24" 4K HDR Pro Monitor is not Dolby Vision certified.

Q: 10. Does this remote make a "clicking noise" when pressed?

A: There is a slight mechanical click when any of the buttons are depressed, but not a sound through the computer. If you are running a Powerpoint presentation and hear a "clicking noise" from the computer speakers or connected AV system speakers as you advance slides with the remote, check to see if the sound is also heard when slides are advanced using the mouse or keyboard arrows. If so, please check the slide "Transitions" settings in the Powerpoint file. A "Sound" may have been set up for some or all slide changes.