Why Bullets First
For gates, walls, parking and building perimeters, a visible bullet does two jobs at once: it records, and it warns. That is why most projects start here.
The grid below spans budget 2MP fixed-lens units for shops, 4MP models — today's sweet spot for identification — through motorized-zoom and 4K bullets for wide areas, plus warm-light ColorHunter models that keep clothing and vehicle colors after dark. Uniview, Uniarch and DDR lines cover different price tiers of the same job.
Every product page prints the DORI table — the honest way to know at what distance a face is actually usable — plus IR range, lens options and ingress ratings, so you can match each camera position before ordering.
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Before You Order
Bullet Camera FAQ
What is the minimum order quantity?
None for standard units — start with 2–3 samples, test on your own site, then scale by air or LCL sea freight. MOQ only applies to OEM orders with your own logo and packaging.
2.8mm or 4.0mm lens — which should I order?
2.8mm sees wider but identifies closer — right for doorways and small yards. 4.0mm narrows the view and pushes the identify distance out — right for walkways and gates viewed from a wall. The DORI numbers on each product page settle it per position.
Are these compatible with my existing NVR?
Often yes via ONVIF, but support is model-specific and stated on each product page when the datasheet confirms it. Send your NVR brand and model with the enquiry — we verify the pairing before you commit.
How do I get wholesale prices?
Send the models — or just your project size — on WhatsApp; a written wholesale quotation with both shipping options to your country returns within 24 hours.
Send your camera positions, get a matched list
Positions, distances and light conditions — an engineer replies within 24 hours with models, lenses and wholesale pricing.