Gyration CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA 4 Megapixel Indoor/Outdoor HD Network Camera - Color - Bullet - TAA Compliant

Meet the Gyration CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA, a high-performance 4 megapixel color network camera designed to deliver crystal-clear surveillance footage in both indoor and outdoor environments. Built to withstand harsh weather and demanding security requirements, this TAA-compliant camera combines rugged durability with advanced detection features to help you monitor, alert, and respond with confidence. Whether you’re safeguarding a retail storefront, a corporate campus, or an industrial facility, this camera offers dependable performance, crisp color imagery, and smart analytics that enhance your overall security posture.

• 4MP HD color imaging: Capture detailed, true-to-life color video with ample resolution to identify faces, license plates, and key scene details even at a distance, improving post-event investigations and real-time decision making.
• IP67 weatherproof housing: Engineered for all-weather performance, the CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA provides robust protection against rain, dust, and temperature fluctuations, enabling reliable surveillance outdoors year-round.
• Intrusion detection and crossline detection: Advanced alarm features help you detect unauthorized activity. Intrusion detection triggers alerts when movement occurs within a defined area, while crossline detection uses programmable lines to signal the NVR when crossing a boundary, enabling proactive security responses.
• TAA-compliant design: This camera meets the Trade Agreements Act requirements, offering procurement flexibility for government and regulated industries and ensuring compliance with public sector purchasing guidelines.
• Color video with flexible deployment: The CYBERVIEW camera is designed to deliver reliable color footage in varied lighting conditions, making it suitable for entrances, perimeters, parking lots, loading docks, and other high-risk zones.

Technical Details of Gyration CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA

• Model: CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA
• Type: 4 Megapixel Indoor/Outdoor HD Network Camera
• Resolution: 4 MP (high-definition color imaging)
• Weather resistance: IP67-rated housing for total protection against water and dust
• Color mode: Full-color surveillance in diverse lighting environments
• Detection features: Intrusion detection and programmable crossline detection to trigger alerts and signaling to NVRs
• Compliance: TAA compliant for government and regulated procurement
• Connectivity: Network-based camera designed for integration with NVRs and VMS platforms

How to install Gyration CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA

Installing the CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA is designed to be straightforward for security professionals and experienced installers. Begin by selecting a suitable mounting location that provides a clear field of view and minimizes potential blind spots. Ensure the installation spot is within range of your network and accessible for power or PoE integration if applicable to your system. For outdoor installations, position the camera away from direct water sources while still capturing the intended coverage area, and use weatherproof cable management to protect the connections.

Step 1: Prepare the mounting surface and hardware. Use appropriate anchors and fasteners for the wall or pole, and verify that the mounting bracket allows the camera to be angled for optimal coverage. Step 2: Run the network cable to the device location, ensuring that all terminations are secure and weather-sealed where required. If your system supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), connect the camera to a PoE-enabled switch or injector to simplify power delivery and reduce cabling. Step 3: Attach the camera to the mounting bracket and adjust the tilt, pan, and zoom as needed to frame critical zones such as entry points, perimeters, and loading areas. Step 4: Configure basic network settings. Access the camera's web interface or your NVR/VMS to assign a static IP or rely on DHCP as per your network policy. Confirm that the camera is discoverable on the network and verify stream stability. Step 5: Enable and fine-tune detection features. Set up intrusion and crossline zones to align with your security plan, and define alert recipients, notification schedules, and escalation procedures. Step 6: Test the system end-to-end. Verify live video at multiple angles, trigger sample intrusions, and confirm that alerts arrive at the monitoring console or mobile devices as expected. Step 7: Implement ongoing maintenance. Regularly check lens cleanliness, update firmware from trusted sources, and review detection rules to adapt to environmental changes or changes in site access. By following these steps, you’ll maximize reliability, detection accuracy, and the overall value of your surveillance investment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main advantage of a 4MP camera like the CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA? The 4MP resolution delivers sharper, more detailed color images than standard HD cameras, enabling better identification of people, objects, and activities within the camera’s field of view.

Is this camera suitable for outdoor use? Yes. The IP67-rated housing provides weatherproof protection, making it appropriate for outdoor mounting in a variety of climates while maintaining reliable performance during rain, dust, and temperature fluctuations.

What are intrusion and crossline detection, and how do they benefit my security setup? Intrusion detection alerts you when motion occurs within a defined area, helping you detect restricted or sensitive activity. Crossline detection uses programmable lines to notify your NVR when someone crosses a boundary, enabling proactive responses and quicker incident handling.

Is the CYBERVIEW 411B-TAA compliant with government procurement rules? Yes. The camera is TAA compliant, which supports eligibility for government contracts and other regulated procurement channels.

How do I integrate this camera with an NVR or VMS? The camera is designed for standard IP surveillance networks and can be integrated with compatible NVRs and VMS platforms. You’ll typically discover the device on your network, configure its streaming and detection settings, and link it to your recording and alerting workflows.