Industrial IP Cameras

Browse industrial IP cameras designed for reliable network-based video monitoring across industrial, transport, utility, and infrastructure applications. Our range includes IP camera solutions for site surveillance, operational visibility, remote monitoring, and wider security requirements, helping deliver video over Ethernet networks in demanding environments.

Keep eyes on your critical assets. Explore our full range of industrial-grade IP cameras built for reliable 24/7 surveillance in any setting, or contact us for more information.

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Moxa VPort P06HC-1V Series

2.8mm Lens EN50155 Rugged HD Square Type H.264 IP Camera

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Moxa VPort P06-2 Series

3.6mm Lens EN50155 High-Resolution PoE Compact IP CCTV Camera: Line-in

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Moxa VPort 06-2 Series

3.6mm Lens EN50155 High-Resolution IP66 Compact CCTV Camera: Mic-in

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Moxa VPort P16-2MR Series

3.6mm Lens EN50155 Compact Rugged 1080P Infrared IP CCTV Camera

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Moxa VPort P16-1MP-M12 Series

3.6mm Lens EN50155 Compact Rugged IP CCTV Camera

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Moxa VPort P16-1MP-M12-IR Series

3.6mm Lens EN50155 Compact Rugged Infrared IP CCTV Camera

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Moxa VPort P06-1MP-M12 Series

3.6mm Focal Lens EN 50155 High Resolution Compact IP CCTV Camera: M12 Connectors

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Moxa VPort 06EC-2V Series

3.6mm Lens EN 50155 Compliant IP67 High-Resolution Compact IP CCTV Camera

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn More About Industrial IP Cameras

An industrial IP camera is a network-connected camera that captures and transmits video over an IP-based network. It is used in surveillance and monitoring applications where video needs to be accessed, managed, or recorded through Ethernet infrastructure rather than through a traditional analogue-only setup.

Industrial IP cameras are commonly used in factories, warehouses, transport systems, utilities, building infrastructure, perimeter monitoring, and other environments where reliable video visibility is needed. They can support both security-focused surveillance and operational monitoring applications.

An IP camera is often the better choice when video needs to be transmitted across a network, viewed remotely, recorded centrally, or integrated with wider site systems. It can also make it easier to scale a surveillance installation or connect monitoring points across larger areas.

Important factors include image resolution, field of view, mounting method, environmental suitability, connectivity, and how the video will be monitored or recorded. The right choice depends on the layout of the site, the level of detail required, and whether the camera is being used for security, operational monitoring, or both.

Yes, many industrial IP cameras are designed for use in more demanding environments, including outdoor or exposed installations. The right model depends on the required level of environmental protection, mounting position, and the operating conditions of the site.