Lorex LNB8111BW 4K Ultra HD Resolution 8MP Outdoor Metal IP Camera, 130FT Color Night Vision, HEVC (USED)

Lorex is proud to introduce this industry-leading 4K (8 megapixel) IP security camera to their extensive line of consumer security products. The LNB8111B will leave nothing to question. It will provide the maximum level of detail and clarity available, not to mention an increased ability to zoom in on distant objects without drastically reducing image quality. It also has incredible infrared night vision, a wide angle 88° field of view, and a fully weatherproof metal housing. Whether you are in the market for a new security camera or looking to upgrade, a 4K security camera from Lorex is an ideal solution.

4K resolution video clarity

4K clarity will give you the best chance to capture useable evidence should an incident ever occur on your property. It is important to note that this 4K security camera does not require a 4K television or monitor for use. The additional resolution will simply be there for you should you need to capture a screenshot or use the video as evidence.

The 4K difference

The 8mp image sensor at the core of the LNB8111 bullet security camera is capable of recording a 4K pixel resolution of 3840 x 2160 at 15 frames-per-second (FPS). This resolution will deliver extremely detailed images and allow for greater digital zooms so you can see further into the distance.

Long range digital zooms

One of the foremost benefits of having a 4K security camera is the quality of digital zooms within recordings. Since a 4K security camera has around 4× the amount of pixels as a 1080p security camera, the image will hold up much better as a digital zoom is applied. This means that important details, such as facial features, can potentially still be seen, even if they are deep in the distance of the image.

Sony Exmor R CMOS Sensor

This security camera utilizes an 8.51 megapixel Sony Exmor R image sensor with over 8 million pixels on it. This top-of-the-line image sensor is used to convert the analog signal to digital. It uses back illuminated pixel technology for excellent low light performance and shields the video from noise by passing through an analog noise reduction before conversion and a digital noise reduction after conversion.

Back Illuminated Pixel Technology

With traditional front-illuminated image sensors, light energy (photons) has to travel through metal wiring and transistors before reaching the sensor's light sensitive area (photo-diode) on the image sensor. That is not the case with this security camera, however. Using back illuminated pixel technology, the amount of light that reaches the photo-diode is increased as the light does not have to pass through the layer of wiring. This drastically improves low-light performance and results in less digital noise to keep your security footage clean and clear.

eShutter™

Shutter speed, also known as exposure time, is the length of time the image sensor is exposed to light. In both photography and videography, it is vitally important to determine the best shutter speed for the lighting conditions. In essence, you want a high shutter speed to ensure the least amount of motion blur. However, a high shutter needs a lot of light. So finding the right balance between lighting conditions and shutter speed is a difficult art. But you don't have to worry about any of this. This security camera utilizes an electronic shutter that automatically adjusts depending on the amount of available light. In fact, the shutter of this camera can move anywhere between 1/3 of a second to 1/100000 of a second to provide you with optimal video with minimal motion blur.

Full-color video, even at night

With most security cameras there is usually an automatic shift from full color to black and white when lighting conditions change at night. This is not the case for the LNB8111B bullet security camera. It features our revolutionary Color Night Vision™ (CNV) technology. This feature will:

• Produce full-color video, even in low-light conditions
• Provide a further level of detail (the color of clothes or cars, for example)
• Add increased contrast for easier detection and recognition of people and objects

Please note that ambient lighting is needed for full-color night vision. The image will typically switch to black and white infrared in total darkness to ensure maximum quality night vision.

Active Mechanical Lens Filter

There is a noticeable click the moment your camera turns into infrared night mode. This is the Active Mechanical Lens Filter, otherwise known as the IR Cut Filter, disengaging. Without it, UV and infrared rays would be allowed to enter the lens during the day, causing distortions and discoloration to the video. This filter also reduces the effects of atmospheric conditions such as haze, to create sharper images with more depth and finer, richer color gradation. When light levels become too low, this filter is disengaged to allow the camera's infrared lights into the lens, which allows you to see even in complete darkness.

Real-time 30FPS recording rate

This IP camera is capable of recording at a real-time 30 frames per second (FPS) rate at 2K resolution. Recording at 30 FPS will provide you with exceptionally smooth on-screen movement and help provide you with more frames to choose from for evidence.

Auto White Balance

Colors must be reproduced authentically in your security camera footage for useable evidence. Thankfully, this security camera will automatically adjust the color settings so that white areas in real life will be reproduced as white in your footage. Having a proper white balance will then consequently ensure that all other colors will be accurate as well. This camera offers presets and total white balance customization as well. These can be used for additional levels of white balance control to suit your needs.

Longer record times with HEVC compression

This security camera uses HEVC compression technology to save you storage space. HEVC stands for High Efficiency Video Compression (also known as H.265 or MPEG-H Part 2), and can compress video up to 40% more than its predecessor AVC (Advanced Video Coding) or H.264 video compression, with the same quality of video. This means that you can keep the 4K video quality without the large 4K file sizes.

All-weather security camera

Your 4K security camera is rated IP66. This ensures safe outdoor installations. Furious winds, torrential downpours, and furious snowstorms are no match for this rugged security camera. So go ahead and place this security camera where you need it most. Its heavy duty metal housing is well equipped to withstand both the elements and vandalism.

Anti-corrosive metal camera housing

Built from a solid unibody metal housing, the LNB8111B allows for durability while still maintaining a lightweight design. The corrosion-resistant high-grade aluminum body makes this camera perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, protecting it from even the harshest of weather; rain, snow, or hail. Engineered from the same material that is used in construction of airplanes and cars, this Lorex camera is strong enough to withstand large impacts unlike conventional plastic security cameras.

Easy PoE installation

Your security camera only needs a single Cat5e ethernet cable to connect it to a compatible NVR. This cable provides video transmission, power to the camera, a stable network connection, and installation flexibility up to 300ft (as the camera does not need to be plugged into a nearby power source).

^{*Click here to purchase extension cables. You can also incorporate a PoE switch if more distance is needed.}

Regional Motion Zones

Not every part of the camera's field of view is equally important. For this reason, this camera, in conjunction with the NVR, can be programmed with up to four different zones that can customized to suit your needs. Within each of these zones, you can adjust the sensitivity (the amount of movement required to register that movement) and threshold (how much movement is required before creating a motion "event"). This means that more important areas, such as a doorway, can be adjusted to record even the slightest bit of movement, while other sections of the frame, like a tree, would need a much higher level of motion to cause the NVR to record or create a motion event.

Privacy Masking

Sometimes there are sections of the camera's field of view that you do not want it to record. This can be inside windows or perhaps your pool / hot tub, or if you have a small business, the pin pad by the cash register or bathroom entrances. Thankfully, this camera features a privacy masking feature that will literally black out these sections within the recordings. To utilize this feature, enter your camera settings within the NVR and draw a square or rectangle over the areas you wish to block out.

Custom Video Orientation

There's no need to worry about making sure the camera is the "right side up" while installing it. You can easily change the visual orientation via the NVR. The video can be rotated 90°, 180°, and 270°. This feature is especially handy if installing a camera on the side of a wall, for instance. The video can also be flipped upside down and mirrored, in case of ceiling mounted cameras, so the video feed will be properly orientated.