Night Vision Security Cameras for Business, Home & Outdoor Protection
Shop professional night vision security cameras built to protect your property after dark. Criminal activity does not stop at night, and your camera system should not either. CCTV Security Pros offers infrared night vision cameras and color night vision cameras for entrances, parking lots, warehouses, driveways, storefronts, offices, yards, gates, loading docks and other areas that need clear video in low-light or no-light conditions.
Infrared night vision cameras use IR lighting to capture clear black-and-white video in total darkness. Color night vision cameras use low-light image sensors or visible supplemental light to help preserve important color details such as clothing, vehicles, signage and activity. Choose from SureVision IP security cameras, 4K security cameras, dome cameras, bullet cameras, PTZ cameras and complete security camera systems with local recording and no required monthly fees.
Need help choosing the right night vision camera? Camera style, viewing distance, lighting, lens angle, mounting height, weather exposure and recorder storage all matter. Our team can help you match the right cameras, NVR or DVR recorder, hard drive storage and accessories to your home, business or commercial surveillance layout.
IR Night Vision for darkness
Color Night options
Indoor/Outdoor coverage
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The best night vision camera depends on the area you need to protect. A dark warehouse exterior, parking lot, driveway, alley, entrance, barn, gate, storage yard or loading dock may need a different camera than a storefront, lobby, patio or well-lit building entrance. Infrared and color night vision both help you see after dark, but they are designed for different lighting conditions.
Use this guide to compare IR night vision cameras, color night vision cameras, 4K night vision cameras, outdoor security cameras and complete camera systems before choosing the right option for your property.
Infrared Night Vision Cameras
Infrared security cameras use IR light to help capture video in areas with little or no visible light. They are a strong choice for darker locations where you need reliable black-and-white video after sunset.
Color night vision cameras help preserve color detail in low-light areas. They can be useful when you need to identify vehicle color, clothing color, signs, objects or other details that black-and-white video may not show as clearly.
Outdoor night vision cameras are useful for parking lots, building perimeters, driveways, gates, equipment yards, loading docks and other areas where nighttime activity needs to be recorded.
Choosing the Best Night Vision Camera for Your Property
Start by looking at the lighting around the camera location. Areas with no visible light often benefit from infrared night vision. Areas with some ambient light, building lighting or supplemental camera lighting may be better candidates for color night vision. Camera angle also matters. A wide-angle lens can cover more area, while a narrower view may provide more detail at a specific entrance, gate or doorway.
For businesses, night vision cameras are commonly used at front entrances, rear doors, parking lots, warehouses, loading docks, storage areas, cash handling areas and outdoor perimeters. Homeowners often use them for driveways, garages, front doors, backyards, gates, barns, detached buildings and other important locations.
For best results, match your night vision cameras with the right recorder and storage. A compatible SureVision NVR recorder or DVR can store video locally, support remote viewing and help you review footage without required monthly cloud recording fees.
IR Night Vision Clear black-and-white video in dark areas.
Color Night Vision Helps capture color details in low light.
Outdoor Coverage Built for entrances, lots, yards and perimeters.
Local Recording Store video privately on a DVR or NVR.
Build a Complete Night Vision Security Camera System
Night vision cameras work best as part of a complete surveillance plan. A strong system may include bullet cameras for exterior distance, dome or turret cameras for entrances and public areas, PTZ cameras for larger properties and a recorder with enough storage for your retention goals.
