At the front end sits an MStar SSC359G controller and a 1/2.49-inch Omnivision 12MP sensor resolving 4000×3000 at 25fps, with 4K at 30fps on a progressive scan. A CS-mount 8mm fixed lens at F1.8 gives a 50.7°×44.4°×32.6° field, and color sensitivity is 0.01 Lux at F1.4 with 3DNR noise control and automatic gain handling. Auto white balance keeps color natural across the fixed field of view.

Encoding spans H.265, H.265+, H.264 and MJPEG over POE or DC12V power, integrating cleanly with IP recorders. The AI stack adds human-form and motion detection, deep-learning perimeter detection and vehicle classification, while alarm I/O handles region intrusion and boundary triggering for wired alarm systems on site. Onboard deep learning separates people and vehicles from ordinary scene motion.

Four array infrared or white LEDs reach 60-80 meters for warm-light and full-color night vision, and DWDR exceeds 80 dB across the frame. The sealed IP66 bullet suits roads and long-range perimeters where a fixed CS lens and strong illumination are preferred. VIDCOM supports this 12MP AI network camera through OEM builds and volume supply.