ENS Security Cameras & NVRs

ENS Security Cameras & NVRs Buying Guide

ENS security cameras from the Titanium series cover everything from a single storefront to a campus with hundreds of cameras. The lineup spans turret, PTZ, license plate, fisheye, and panoramic IP cameras, plus the NVRs that record them, and every Titanium camera and NVR is NDAA compliant.

Turret Cameras That Stay in Color at Night

Titanium full-color turret cameras keep video in color after dark, so a car or a jacket shows up in true color instead of gray. For spots with no light at all, the Dark X cameras pair an extra-bright lens with a built-in white light. The IP-5IRD4C44-28 Dark X turret is a 4MP choice for a dark parking lot or back alley.

Smart Motion Detection on every Titanium turret tells people and vehicles apart, which cuts the alerts you get from trees, rain, and passing headlights. Pick 4MP or 6MP for doors and hallways, 4K 8MP for wide lots, or the 6MP motorized zoom turret to frame a far gate by adjusting the zoom remotely after mounting. Retail stores can use the 4K face detection turret, which counts people walking through an entrance. Want the camera to push back? The active deterrence turret flashes red and blue lights, plays a warning you record yourself, and lets you talk to visitors through a built-in speaker.

PTZ, License Plate, Fisheye, and Panoramic Cameras

The 25X PTZ camera covers a large lot from one pole, panning 360 degrees and following a person or vehicle automatically while zooming to keep them centered, with night vision out to 150 meters. Gated communities and parking entrances can read plates with the license plate camera, which checks each plate against a list of up to 10,000 vehicles and can open a barrier gate through a relay output.

Indoors, the 360 degree fisheye camera watches a whole store or lobby from the ceiling and builds heat maps of where shoppers walk. The 180 degree panoramic camera joins two lenses into a single 4K image, so one camera covers a full storefront or yard.

ENS NVRs from 4 to 256 Channels

Small sites can run everything from one box. The 4, 8, and 16 port PoE recorders power and connect each camera over a single network cable, and the ED9308H5NV-8P-3NB 8 channel NVR suits a shop, office, or home with up to eight cameras. Larger jobs step up to 32, 64, 128, or 256 channel NVRs with up to 16 drive bays, and the 64 channel and larger models add RAID so footage survives a failed drive. Bigger installs can use a separate PoE switch to power cameras.

Titanium NVRs work with ONVIF cameras from other brands, so an existing ONVIF camera can stay on the system. Shop surveillance hard drives to fill the drive bays, or compare other brands in security cameras and NVRs and video recorders.

NDAA Compliant Security Cameras and NVRs

The ENS Titanium line is fully NDAA compliant, cameras and NVRs alike. Installers working on government buildings, schools, and other jobs that require NDAA compliant equipment can build the whole system, cameras and recorder together, from one lineup without mixing brands.

ENS Security Camera FAQs

Do ENS cameras have audio?

Yes. Every Titanium turret, bullet, dome, fisheye, and license plate camera has a built-in microphone, and the active deterrence turret and the panoramic camera add a speaker for two-way talk. The PTZ camera has audio in and out ports for an external mic and speaker instead.

Can I watch ENS cameras on my phone?

Yes. Titanium NVRs connect to iOS and Android apps for live view and playback, and setup takes a QR code scan from the phone. A web client and desktop software cover viewing from a computer.