IP-beveiligingscamera ABUS TVIP62510 Bullet 1920 x 1080 pixels

The ABUS TVIP62510 is a 2MP IP PoE mini tube (bullet) camera that delivers Full HD (1920 x 1080) video for indoor and outdoor monitoring. Designed for wall or ceiling mounting, it supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simplified cabling and can store recordings on a recorder, NAS or microSD card. With a wide field of view from its 2.8 mm lens, low-light sensitivity and IR illumination, the camera is intended for discreet, reliable surveillance in business, office or home environments.

Advantages

The camera offers fast, simple setup via a PC/browser or recorder and is compatible with the ABUS IP Installer, showing a live image within minutes. H.265-Plus compression reduces storage needs compared with H.264, while motion detection helps capture relevant events. A 120 dB WDR function handles challenging lighting such as strong backlight, and integrated IR LEDs support night-time visibility. PoE capability allows power and data over a single network cable, which can lower installation complexity and cost in hard-to-reach locations.

Suitable for

• Business premises and offices
• Retail stores and reception areas
• Residential indoor and outdoor monitoring
• Entrances, corridors and parking access points

Key specifications

• Model: ABUS TVIP62510
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (2 MP)
• Lens focal length: 2.8 mm
• Sensor type: CMOS
• Frame rate: up to 30 fps
• Wide dynamic range: 120 dB (WDR)
• Minimum illumination: 0.005 lx with IR support
• Connectivity: Wired (PoE)
• Storage: recorder, NAS or microSD card
• Mounting: ceiling or wall
• Placement: indoor & outdoor
• Colours: black, white
• Weight: 0.35 kg

How to use

Mount the camera on a wall or ceiling using the included bracket, route a network cable to a PoE-capable switch, router or recorder to provide power and network connection, and access the camera’s web interface from a PC or the ABUS recorder to complete initial setup. Configure recording destinations (recorder, NAS or microSD), enable motion detection, and adjust image settings such as exposure, WDR and privacy zones as required. Verify IR operation for night-time coverage and test the live view and scheduled recordings.

Recommendations

For reliable results, connect the camera to a PoE switch or recorder rated to deliver sufficient power and ensure firmware is up to date. Position the camera to minimise direct sunlight into the lens and use privacy zones for areas where monitoring is not required. Use H.265-Plus compression for efficient storage and routinely check recorded footage and motion-detection settings to confirm coverage.