MESSOA Technologies Inc. recently added three new compact 1-megapixel models, which are the box-type NCB750, dome-type NDR720, and the bullet-type NCR770, in the network camera lineup. The three new additions are named the Mini Series for their exceptionally compact yet versatile form factors that are ideal for projects demanding discreet and low profile installations, such as residences, boutiques and retail shops.

No bigger than the size of an adult’s hand, the sleek, compact profile of the Mini Series allows the cameras to be easily deployed and fit in any environment for unobtrusive monitoring. Though small in dimensions, the NCB750, NDR720, and NCR770 offer megapixel video quality up to 30fps,capturing every critical moment with smooth video display in great details. Packed with market-leading features, such as true day/night, PoE, and WDR, the cameras are too designed with plug-and-play integration with MESSOA Lite Series NVR for easy installation.

“MESSOA has been expanding its camera portfolio to meet the need of all our customers,” said Ervin Wang, Sales Director of MESSOA. “We are excited to present the Mini Series, which provides an alternative for customers who are seeking a discreet yet versatile solution at a great value.”

Each camera is further equipped with its own unique features for their respective target deployment and applications. The NDR720 Dome Camera is built in with patented matrix IR LED to ensure wide-angle, even illumination in low light conditions; the NCR770 Bullet Camera comes with IP67-rated water-resistant enclosure for durable outdoor uses; and the NCB750 Box Camera offers microSD card slot for local storage, two-audio, and focus assistance for those who look for more sophisticated functionality.

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