HiLook 4MP IPC-B640H-Z Motorized Lens Network IR Bullet 2.8~12mm motorised Network Camera
HiLook 4MP IPC-B640H-Z Motorized Lens Network IR Bullet 2.8~12mm motorised Network Camera
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HiLook 4MP IPC-B640H-Z Motorized Lens Network IR Bullet 2.8~12mm motorised Network Camera

SKU: IPC-B640H-Z
Description

- 4MP Resolution: Delivers video at 2560×1440 @20fps.
- H.265+ Compression: Saves bandwidth and storage efficiently.
- 30m IR Night Vision: Ensures clear imaging in low light.
- IP67 Weatherproof: Resists water and dust ingress.
- Smart Motion Detection: Alerts via motion triggers and ROI.
4MP Ultra HD 30m IR Night Vision IP67 Weatherproof
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Overview

The IPC-B640H-Z is a HiLook 4 MP motorized lens network IR bullet camera. Equipped with 4 MP resolution, H.265+ compression, 120 dB true WDR, and IP67 protection.

Technical Specifications

- Resolution: 4MP (2560×1440)
- H.265+ Compression: Saves bandwidth and storage
- Max FPS: 20fps at 2560×1440
- Motorized Lens: Auto-focus with 2.8-12mm zoom (Horizontal FOV: 98°-28°)
- WDR Technology: 120dB for strong backlight clarity
- 3D DNR: Digital noise reduction
- IR Night Vision: 30m range with 850nm wavelength
- IP67 Rating: Water and dust resistant
- Dual Power Options: PoE (802.3af) or 12V DC
- Operating Temperature: -30°C to 60°C
- Video Output: Composite BNC (75Ω)
- Storage Support: MicroSD (128GB), NAS (NFS/SMB/CIFS)
- Protocols: ONVIF Profile S/G, IPv6, RTSP
- Alarm Triggers: Motion detection, video tampering, network issues
- ROI: 1 fixed region for main stream

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this camera banned or illegal to use in Australia?
No — the ban only applies to Australian federal and some state government agencies. Private homeowners and businesses can legally purchase and use the IPC-B640H-Z. The restriction is limited to sensitive government and defence sites due to geopolitical concerns, not to consumer or commercial use.
Does this camera work with non-HiLook NVRs?
Yes, it supports ONVIF and ISAPI protocols, so it is compatible with most third-party NVRs. For the smoothest plug-and-play experience, a HiLook or Hikvision NVR is recommended, as full feature access (like H.265+ and smart events) may be limited on other brands.
Can I power this camera with PoE, or do I need a separate power supply?
It supports both PoE (802.3af) and 12V DC power. Running it via a single CAT6 cable to a PoE NVR or PoE switch is the most common installation method in Australia, eliminating the need for a separate power cable at the camera end.
How do I adjust the zoom and focus — do I need to physically access the camera after mounting?
No. The "-Z" in the model name means the lens is motorized and varifocal, so zoom and focus can be adjusted remotely through the web interface or iVMS-4200 software without touching the camera. This is a significant advantage over manual varifocal lenses when the camera is installed at height.
Can I watch live footage on my phone remotely?
Yes, via the Hik-Connect app (free). You'll need to register the camera or NVR on Hik-Connect and ensure your NVR or router has remote access configured. Port forwarding or Hik-Connect's P2P cloud relay are the two most common methods used by Australian installers.
How much local storage can I use without an NVR?
The camera has a built-in microSD slot supporting cards up to 256 GB. This is sufficient for standalone recording if no NVR is used, though you'll need to configure a recording schedule via the web interface or iVMS-4200.
Will this camera handle Australian summer heat and outdoor conditions?
Yes. It is IP67-rated for dust and water ingress and is rated to operate between -30°C and 60°C, which comfortably covers Australian outdoor conditions including rooftop installations in hot climates like Queensland and Western Australia.