General CCTV Camera Specifications
Effective from Jul 22 2019 - Jul 21 2019
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| CCTV cameras shall be compliant with the following specifications: | ||
| • | IP cameras shall be compliant with the H.264 baseline encoding profile | |
| • | IP cameras shall be capable of multi-stream with its native resolution and FPS | |
| • | Live stream of IP cameras shall be a minimum resolution of 720p at a minimum of 12 FPS | |
| • | Recording streams of IP cameras shall be in accordance with storage requirements in this document | |
| • | Each camera shall be configurable with a single IP address | |
| • | IP cameras shall support security features including HTTPS standards | |
| • | IP cameras shall be able to automatically start streaming according to the last known configuration when it is restarted/reset/rebooted | |
| • | Cameras must support 4CIF through full HD resolutions | |
| • | Full HD quality day and night cameras with wide dynamic range (WDR) above 120dbs and with backlight compensation shall be required for the main areas as per surveillance objectives | |
| • | The FPS software should be capable of being scalable between 12 - 30 FPS | |
| • | IP cameras shall be synchronised to the NTP server or similar time server | |
| • | All cameras shall be configured with a unique name based on the location and coverage; camera names shall not be repeated. | |
| • | The system must have a time and date display on the image. | |
| • | The system must be capable of searching by time, date and the camera for real time view. | |
| • | The system must be an integral part of a private network with an IP-based infrastructure. | |
| • | The network infrastructure should be able to afford high quality images and video during display and recording. | |
| • | A firewall and security system should be provided for the CCTV network in case of connecting to other networks. | |
| • | The system should give warnings when the communication is interrupted or lost. | |