Colour 3 megapixel IP camera

February 2006 Surveillance

The E-IP3100 is a second-generation IP network camera with a resolution of up to 2040 x 1530. It is able to provide an image resolution three to four times that of a standard analog CCTV camera. It also compares favourably price-wise with medium-end IP cameras and or high-resolution analog CCTV cameras.

Many customers want a wide-angle camera that will cover as much as possible in the camera's view. However, when it comes to playing back images after an event, they are disappointed at the image resolution captured. With the E-IP3100 the same wide-angle view can be captured but at a much higher resolution. The customer is then able to digitally zoom the image after the event.

The camera uses a progressive-scan image sensor, making it ideal for capturing fast moving objects such as vehicle number-plates without the limitations of interlaced-based scanning.

The E-IP3100 cameras have many advanced onboard functions. These include programmable brightness, saturation, gamma, sharpness, windowing and decimation. It is also capable of providing simultaneous streaming of full field of view and zoomed images at instantaneous video frame rates. Images can be electronically zoomed, panned and tilted, as well as mirrored or rotated.

Suitable ideally for well-lit areas, the E-IP3100 performs best in daylight conditions or in indoor areas with good illumination.

With full POE (power-over-Ethernet) support, the E-IP3100 fits well within today's modern network architecture. The POE support allows the camera to be powered over the same network cable that is being used to transmit its data. For this, a POE injector is required (optional). It can also be externally powered via the 2,1 mm DC socket.

The E-IP3100 cameras are fully supported by E-LuxRiot IP recording/monitoring software. When combined they provide an advanced high-resolution digital video recording and surveillance system. Video images are captured by motion-activation and can be searched via time/date and or a motion graph. Images can also be digitally zoomed post-event and still images or video clips exported from the E-LuxRiot software.

For more information contact Nathan Bearman, Eagle Technology, 021 423 4943, [email protected], www.eaglecctv.co.za





Share this article:
Share via emailShare via LinkedInPrint this page



Further reading:

Protect More with SecuVue
Secutel Technologies Surveillance AI & Data Analytics
Whether you are responsible for electronic key management, securing safes and containers, transport operations or high-value equipment, every asset represents an investment that deserves intelligent protection.

Read more...
Synology unveils Surveillance365
Surveillance Products & Solutions
Synology has launched Surveillance365, a Video Surveillance as a Service solution that enables businesses to deploy enterprise-grade multi-site surveillance in minutes and scale without additional IT overhead.

Read more...
Amplifying the value of CCTV systems with AI
IoT & Automation Surveillance Entertainment and Hospitality (Industry) Retail (Industry) AI & Data Analytics
Smart AI platforms enable retail and hospitality organisations to turn their existing CCTV investments into proactive security systems and smart retail ecosystems that boost customer service and ROI.

Read more...
Dallmeier extends software maintenance up to 10 years
Dallmeier Electronic Southern Africa Surveillance News & Events
Dallmeier is expanding its software maintenance offering and now provides an additional maintenance package for cameras and recorders, enabling customers to keep their video security systems up to date for up to 10 years.

Read more...
ONVIF releases Profile V draft for cloud video without vendor lock-in
News & Events Surveillance
The cloud profile will give system integrators, consultants and end users a standards-based way to build and maintain cloud video systems using ONVIF-conformant products from different manufacturers.

Read more...
Video surveillance market faces faster growth, and 2026 price shock
Surveillance News & Events
Novaira Insights has released its 2026 edition of The World Market for Video Surveillance Hardware and Software, highlighting a stronger global growth profile in 2025, tentative improvements in China’s market outlook, and unprecedented price increases in 2026.

Read more...
A layered approach to safety in schools
Surveillance Integrated Solutions Education (Industry)
Physical security in schools and learning institutions is a hot topic in South Africa, with the Gauteng Department of Education recently announcing plans to use AI-powered cameras and biometric access to strengthen school safety.

Read more...
An intelligent pair of eyes
Axis Communications SA Surveillance
When it comes to physical security, organisations in the EMEA region continue to show strong demand for safety and security use cases, alongside increasing adoption of video systems for business intelligence and operational efficiency.

Read more...
Security that never sleeps
Secutel Technologies Surveillance
Retail environments face increasing pressure to protect stock, staff, and operational continuity, especially after hours when sites are most vulnerable. Traditional monitoring methods often rely on reactive measures. Virtual Guard changes this approach.

Read more...
AI-enabled NVR for Milestone XProtect
Surveillance Infrastructure Products & Solutions
As surveillance environments continue to grow in scale and complexity, organisations need infrastructure that is easy to deploy, simple to manage, and ready for AI-driven workloads.

Read more...










While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, the publisher and its agents cannot be held responsible for any errors contained, or any loss incurred as a result. Articles published do not necessarily reflect the views of the publishers. The editor reserves the right to alter or cut copy. Articles submitted are deemed to have been cleared for publication. Advertisements and company contact details are published as provided by the advertiser. Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or veracity of supplied material.




© Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd. | All Rights Reserved.