Product Description:

1.3 Megapixel HD Video for Identification Surveillance

Equipped with high performance 1.3Mega-Pixel sensor, it can provide HD images that are more useful, with more image detail and with wider scope for identification, such as faces of people or a car’s license plate.

Advanced H.264 Codec Delivers Beautifully Smooth Video

 H.264 is an advanced video compression technology that greatly reduces the size of a digital video file (up to 80%) without compromising video quality compared with video quantity. Using H.264 provides savings in network bandwidth and storage costs, as well as achieves much higher video quality for a given bit rate. 

Multiple Easy Remote Viewing Options

TP-LINK's TL-SC3430 is compliant with 3GPP protocols, so users can look in on their cameras from 3G mobile Phones, laptops or tablets, such as Android ™ phones or 3G enabled iPads ™.

16-channel Management Software

The TL-SC3430’s bundled surveillance software assists users with managing multiple cameras at the same time. With it, video from 16 cameras can be displayed on one screen. Users can archive streamed video and audio straight to their hard drives, playback video, and monitor up to 16 cameras on a single screen.

2-Way Audio Communication

With the TL-SC3430’s built-in microphone or one purchased separately, users can hear what’s happening within range of their cameras remotely. What’s more , by connecting an external speaker to the TL-SC3430, users may also speak to someone near the camera or give a public address depending on the speaker’s strength. This brings users more convenience allowing for better communication when monitoring their cameras from a remote location.

Easy Remote Access-DDNS & UPnP

Eliminating the need for users to remember a numeric IP address, the TL-SC3430’s DDNS feature enables users to remotely access the camera by typing an easy-to-remember domain name (e.g. www.mycamera.com) into their browser. This feature comes in handy, especially when the camera’s IP address is always changed by users’ Internet Service Providers. Even more convenient is if the camera is connected with a router and set up in a local area network, the router’s UPnP function can facilitate access to the camera without any complicated configuration of the router or camera.