Description

Resolution: 5MP
Onboard Storage: 256GB
Camera Type: IP Bullet
Installation Environment: Outdoor
Unit of Measure: EA
Quantity Per Unit: 1

The 3XLOGIC CAMERAS VX-5M-B-RIAW-S256 is a 5-megapixel outdoor IP bullet camera with 256GB of onboard storage, part of the Visix line of professional surveillance equipment. Designed for perimeter and exterior monitoring applications, this unit delivers high-resolution image capture suited to demanding outdoor environments. The bullet-style form factor allows for directional mounting on walls, eaves, and poles. Installation and configuration are handled by licensed security integrators and low-voltage technicians familiar with IP-based camera systems and network video infrastructure.

This camera is intended for outdoor deployment in commercial and residential security installations. Its IP bullet classification places it within network video surveillance systems, where it operates alongside NVRs, VMS platforms, and network switching infrastructure. The 256GB onboard storage capacity supports local recording without sole reliance on a networked recording device, making it a practical option in bandwidth-constrained or edge-recording scenarios.

Key Features

5-megapixel resolution for high-detail outdoor image capture
256GB onboard storage supports local edge recording
Bullet form factor designed for directional exterior mounting
IP camera architecture integrates with standard network video systems
Outdoor-rated construction suited to perimeter surveillance applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component within the Visix IP bullet camera product line; compatible with network video systems that support standard IP camera protocols.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera deployment and network configuration. Power down or disconnect PoE supply before handling wiring connections. Mount location should account for field of view, cable routing, and weather exposure. Local codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring should be followed throughout the installation.