Uniview IPC2222SR5-UPF40-B Fixed Bullet 2MP Network Camera
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IP cameras are a popular choice for home and office security. They offer easy setup, high-quality video, and remote access through simple mobile apps. An IP camera protects your family, shop, or workplace from thieves and intruders. Unlike old-style cameras, it can be viewed from anywhere in the world. It sends video over the internet or a local network, which is why it's also called a Network Camera.
At TechlandBD, you'll find a wide range of WiFi, PoE, Dome, Bullet, PTZ, and Outdoor IP Cameras from trusted brands like Dahua, Hikvision, Xiaomi, TP-Link, EZVIZ, and SriHome. Shop genuine products with official warranty, competitive prices, and fast nationwide delivery across Bangladesh.
An IP camera isn't just a fancier CCTV. It's built for a connected world. Here's what makes the switch worth it.
Many cameras include cloud storage. So even if someone steals the camera or memory card, your footage is still saved on a server. A shop owner stepping out for a supplier meeting can still pull up last night's recording on his phone. He can check whether a delivery actually arrived on time.
You can connect multiple cameras to the same network. Monitor an entire floor, warehouse, or office from one dashboard. You can also pair them with a biometric lock or a video doorbell. This creates a single, connected security system instead of separate apps for each device.
An IP camera digitises footage instantly and sends it to an NVR. A CCTV records analogue first and converts it later through a DVR. That extra step is why IP camera clips look crisper while using less storage. This matters if you're recording round the clock and don't want to keep clearing space.
With Power over Ethernet (PoE), a single network cable carries power, video, and audio. This is handy for a rooftop or corridor mini camera. Running a separate power line would mean extra drilling and wiring across the wall.
Footage is compressed at the source. So an IP camera can hold a 32GB, 64GB, or even 128GB card directly in its body and run for days without a swap. That matters if the camera sits somewhere hard to reach, like high on a ceiling or on an outdoor pole.
All you need is your login and an internet connection to open the live feed. Whether you're at your desk or on a flight abroad, this is the single biggest reason people switch to IP cameras.
IP cameras differ in shape and features depending on where you use them. A shopkeeper watching a cash counter needs something different from a parent watching a nursery. Choosing the wrong shape often creates blind spots you only notice after something goes wrong.
Described in HD, Full HD, or megapixels. Entry models sit around 2MP, while many current models go up to 5–8MP or higher for sharper zoomed-in detail.
Basic models record black-and-white after dark using infrared. Newer ones use a built-in light source to capture full-colour night footage. This keeps faces, clothing, and number plates recognisable even late at night.
A built-in mic and speaker let you speak through the camera. Warn off an intruder at the gate, or simply check in with family from work.
Sensors push an instant phone alert the moment something unusual happens. This helps you catch a problem as it starts, rather than the next morning when it's too late to act.
Modern AI IP cameras can distinguish people from vehicles, pets, or moving objects. This reduces false alarms caused by rain, tree branches, or animals.
Most IP cameras connect to Android and iPhone apps. You can watch live video, receive alerts, replay recordings, and adjust camera settings remotely.
Start with location. A Dome camera suits indoor spaces like a living room or shop counter. A Bullet camera is better for an outdoor gate or yard. Want to avoid cabling? Go Wireless. Prefer one clean cable for power and data? A PoE Camera is the neater option. Planning to mix brands or connect an NVR? Look for ONVIF support.
For homes, a compact Baby Monitoring Camera with two-way talk works well. Businesses often need an Office Security Camera with wider coverage. In low-light areas, a ColorVu Camera keeps footage in full colour instead of grainy black-and-white. For large spaces like warehouses or halls, a Dual Lens or 360° Camera reduces blind spots. An AI IP Camera in a Smart Home Camera setup can distinguish people, vehicles, and pets, reducing false alerts.
Our collection brings together trusted security camera and networking brands for every budget and use case.
Hikvision – One of the biggest names in surveillance, known for sharp resolution and solid build quality.
Grandstream – Robust IP communication and networking gear, reliable for businesses that need integrated security.
EZVIZ – Simple plug-and-play setup with a well-designed app, great for first-time users.
Dahua – Reliable hardware with strong night vision, suited to both homes and commercial setups.
Jovision – Cost-effective surveillance with a solid feature-to-price balance, popular with small businesses.
Uniview – Professional-grade cameras with clear imaging and scalable system options.
TP-Link – A dependable entry-level pick with simple app-based control, good for first-time buyers.
Srihome – Budget-friendly cameras with straightforward setup and dependable performance.
Netgear – A globally trusted networking brand, offering dependable routers and devices for smooth surveillance.
Tenda – Budget-friendly with motion detection and cloud backup, good for small shops and homes.
Champion – Practical, no-frills security solutions at an accessible price.
Imou – A Dahua sub-brand with smart features and easy app control, great for smart home integration.
TechlandBD offers the best IP cameras in Bangladesh at unbeatable prices. We also carry laptops, desktops, computer accessories, and other tech gadgets. Shop our online store or reach out to us directly to choose the right camera for your home or business. Shop at TechlandBD for genuine products backed by real customer support.
Xiaomi and TP-Link are great for home use. They're affordable, easy to install, and simple to control through a mobile app.
Yes, they need an internet or local network connection to send and receive video data. Some models can still record to a memory card if the internet goes down.
Yes. As long as it's connected to the internet and you have the login details, you can view a live feed from anywhere using the brand's app.
A 32GB or 64GB memory card is usually enough for a few days of continuous recording. Cloud storage plans are also available for long-term backup.
No, it's optional. It lets a single Ethernet cable carry both power and data, keeping the wiring neater. Many cameras also work fine with a standard power adapter.
WiFi IP cameras connect wirelessly to your network and are easy to install in homes. PoE IP cameras use an Ethernet cable for both power and data, providing a more stable connection that is ideal for offices, shops, and larger surveillance systems.