Bullet camera
The bullet camera gets its name from its barrel-shaped construction. The bullet camera is more noticeable and
straightforward to identify due to its identifiable form. Because of this, it functions effectively in scenarios when
you want people to be aware that they are being watched. Long-distance vision typically works well with bullet
cameras.
● Installation: Although some bullet cameras may attach to ceilings, they are normally fixed to walls.
● Durability: The bullet camera is more frequently the target of vandalism due to its form and noticeable
appearance.
Dome camera
The dome camera is a discreet yet equally efficient surveillance device due to its simplistic form. Because of its
unassuming appearance, it is perfect for locations like front entrances, churches, or other places where people
would not anticipate seeing a security camera. Wide fields of vision are a common characteristic of dome cameras.
● Installation: Usually seen fixed to ceilings, the dome camera may also be placed to walls and configured
to fit a number of locations.
● Durability: The dome camera is thought to be more robust than the bullet camera and has a longer
average lifespan.
It is prudent to understand the camera's intended purpose and deployment before deciding between a dome or
bullet camera. You may make your choice by asking yourself certain questions, such as the following:
➔ What sort of territory are we seeking to cover?
➔ What kind of visibility is required?
➔ What is needed for the installation?
CP Plus surveillance solution
The bullet and dome cameras from CP Plus are loaded with cutting-edge technologies and provide great picture
quality with zoom capabilities, allowing you to watch your home or workplace whenever you want.
Do you intend to install bullet or dome cameras in your home or place of business? To receive a solution
specifically created for your home or workplace, get in contact with their professionals right now.