Industrial IP Surveillance

Browse IP surveillance products designed to support reliable video monitoring across industrial, transport, utility, and infrastructure applications. Our range includes IP cameras and video encoders/decoders for capturing, converting, and distributing video across IP-based networks, helping support site visibility, operational monitoring, and wider security requirements. Use the filters to narrow by product type to find the right IP surveillance solution for your deployment.

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Moxa VPort 06EC-2V Series

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

16 options available

Moxa VPort 06-2 Series

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

8 options available

Moxa VPort P16-2MR Series

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

4 options available

Moxa VPort P16-1MP-M12-IR Series

3.6mm Lens EN50155 Compact Rugged Infrared IP CCTV Camera

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Moxa VPort P16-1MP-M12 Series

3.6mm Lens EN50155 Compact Rugged IP CCTV Camera

10 options available

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

6 options available

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 464 Series

4 Channel H.264/MJPEG to Ethernet Video Encoder, 0°C to +60°C

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Moxa VPort 461A Series

1 Channel H.264/MJPEG to Ethernet Video Encoder, 0°C to +60°C

Frequently Asked Questions

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IP surveillance is a video monitoring system that uses IP-based network connections to transmit, manage, and access video data. In practical terms, it allows cameras and related video devices to operate as part of a wider Ethernet network, making it easier to monitor sites, distribute video feeds, and integrate surveillance into other systems.

An IP surveillance range typically includes IP cameras along with video encoders and decoders. IP cameras capture and transmit video over the network, while encoders and decoders are used where video needs to be converted, integrated, or distributed between different types of systems.

IP surveillance is often the better fit when video needs to be viewed across a network, recorded centrally, scaled more easily, or integrated with wider site infrastructure. It can also be a practical option where existing analogue elements need to work alongside newer IP-based systems.

Key considerations include whether the application needs direct IP video capture or video conversion, the installation environment, mounting requirements, network connectivity, and how the video will be viewed, recorded, or integrated into the wider system. The right choice depends on both the site layout and the monitoring requirements.