IP cameras

IP security cameras

At Buhocam, we work with the latest IP camera technology, a modern, efficient, and affordable solution for protecting your home, business, or property from anywhere in the world.

IP (Internet Protocol) cameras revolutionize surveillance by transmitting video and audio over data networks, far outperforming traditional analog systems. They offer superior quality with 4K/5MP/HD resolutions for crystal-clear images, real-time remote access from any device (smartphone, tablet, or PC), and flexible installation via Wi-Fi, Ethernet cable (PoE), or 4G connection. They also incorporate smart technology such as advanced person/vehicle detection (to minimize false alarms), automatic motion tracking (on PTZ models), and even facial recognition on premium models. An all-in-one solution for modern security.

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Types of IP cameras and their applications

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Dome Camera (dome type)

Ideal for interiors and high-traffic areas, such as shops, offices, or reception areas. Their discreet, vandal-resistant design makes them difficult to tamper with. They include:

  • 360° vision to cover large spaces.
  • Infrared for recording in complete darkness.

Bullet Camera (pellet type)

Perfect for monitoring outdoor areas, parking lots, or perimeters. Its elongated, durable construction offers:

  • Night vision range up to 30 meters.
  • IP66 protection against dust and water.
  • Optical zoom to focus on details at a distance.

PTZ camera (Pan-Tilt-Zoom)

The best option for active surveillance in large areas, such as warehouses or parking lots. They allow:

  • Remote control of viewing angle (pan, tilt and zoom).
  • Automatic tracking of moving objects.
  • Integration with alarm systems for a coordinated response.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An IP (Internet Protocol) camera is a digital surveillance device that transmits video and audio over a data network (WiFi, Ethernet, or 4G), allowing remote access from anywhere. Unlike analog cameras, it converts images into digital signals, compresses them (in formats like H.264/265), and sends them to a router, video recorder (NVR), or the cloud for storage. With features like motion detection, night vision, and app control, you can monitor in real time from your mobile phone or computer, receive instant alerts, and even integrate it with home or retail automation systems.

The difference between an IP camera and a WiFi camera lies in the way they connect to the network, but a WiFi camera is actually a type of IP camera. All WiFi cameras are IP cameras (because they transmit data over the internet), but not all IP cameras are WiFi. Some IP cameras connect via Ethernet cable, while WiFi cameras connect wirelessly, making them easier to install. In short: an IP camera defines the type of technology (connected to the internet), and “WiFi” is simply the way that connection is made.

Yes, you can record locally to a DVR/NVR or SD card. However, remote access requires an internet connection to view cameras in real time or review recordings from previous days.

Of course! Our systems are scalable. Add more cameras when you need them, or more storage if you need to record for more days.

If the power goes out: We have equipment with battery backup (for several hours).
If the internet goes out: The cameras continue to record locally, but you lose remote access until the connection is restored.