ANNKE BR200, First Smart Camera That Stops Crime Before It Happens Sweeps Europe

May 14, 2020



HONG KONG - May 14, 2020 - (Newswire.com)

ANNKE today launches its first in-advance precaution security camera, BR200, in Europe, which is able to stop intruders before intrusion with its sensitive PIR detection, red and blue strobe alerts and loud siren alarms.

Customers in Europe now can purchase the BR200 high-end security solution at 10% off here:

https://www.annke.com/products/br200

“We have read a lot of news that people’s properties were broken into, and all they can do is provide the security camera footage to identify the intruders and investigate the case. Indeed, security camera footage does play an important role in case investigation. However, we want to move a step further: how we can help customers stop crime before it happens,” said Jet Li, ANNKE’s CEO, “Our team had done a lot of market research and tried many solutions. Now ANNKE BR200, the first smart security solution that is able to stop intruders in their tracks, is born.”

How ANNKE BR200 Can Stop Crime Before It Happens

The ANNKE BR200 analog security camera has a sensitive PIR motion sensor used for detecting the moving objects. When the PIR sensor detects an object, the bright red and blue flashlight will be activated at once to deter the intruders visually immediately. Intruders are in fear of attention. The loud siren will also be wakened up to scare off the invaders audibly.

All smart and advanced features make ANNKE BR200 wired security camera the top security solution to deter intruders in their tracks, making smart security enter into a new era.

Exceptional Full-Color Night Vision Tech

Unlike traditional CCTV security cameras that only provide black and white images, the BR200 surveillance camera delivers truly full-color images in low-light conditions via the F1.0 super aperture, 3D DNR, 130 dB WDR and supplement light. Users can not only identify people and objects’ overall impression but also recognize the colors of clothes/cars, special marks or labels, etc.

Fully Compatible with All DVRs

For remote control and 24/7 recordings, a DVR is indispensable. Customers can connect the BR200 to a DVR for instant motion alerts, remote live stream/playback, 24/7 recording, etc. The powerful compatibility enables the 2MP CCTV video camera to work with almost all DVR types, including TVI, AHD, CVI & CVBS types.

ANNKE BR200 High-End Security Solution Features Overview

.1080p 24/7 Full-Color Images

.2.8 mm Wide-Angle Lens

.Strobe & Siren Alarms

.Accurate PIR Motion Detection

.Up to 40 m Supplement Lights

.130 dB WDR & 3D DNR

.Powerful 4-in-1 Video Output

.IP67 Weatherproof

.Strong Environment Adaptability

Pricing and Availability

The newly launched, high-end BR200, ANNKE’s first in-advance precaution security camera, is now available on its official online store at $89.99 (10% off). Customers in Europe can purchase this camera for immediate shipment.

About ANNKE

ANNKE, one of the world's most innovative smart security solution providers, aims to make the finest and best smart security cameras and systems accessible for every home and business owner worldwide. ANNKE'​s deep expertise in product design, smart home connectivity and cutting-edge capabilities enable it to deliver the most seamless security solutions for users. ANNKE is always striving to develop innovative technology to provide customers with the easiest and the most straightforward security products.

For more details about ANNKE and its products, please visit https://www.annke.com.

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