ONVIF Cameras

Build a more flexible security setup with ONVIF-compatible cameras that integrate with supported NVRs, video management software, and third-party surveillance devices. Easily add cameras to an existing setup, connect them with compatible platforms, and expand your coverage without being limited to a single ecosystem.

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Why Choose Reolink ONVIF Cameras in the UK?

No Mandatory Subscription

Reolink cameras support local recording without requiring a monthly cloud subscription. Depending on the model and setup, footage can be stored on a microSD card, NVR, NAS, or other compatible recording system.

ONVIF Compatibility Without Brand Lock-In

ONVIF allows compatible Reolink cameras to work with third-party NVRs and video management software. This makes it easier to add cameras, change recording systems, or expand an existing CCTV setup without being tied to one brand.

Flexible Wired and Wireless Options

Reolink offers ONVIF-compatible cameras for different installation needs, including PoE and plug-in Wi-Fi models. PoE provides a stable wired connection, while Wi-Fi offers more flexibility where running Ethernet cables is difficult.

High Resolution and Smart Detection

Reolink offers high-resolution cameras with smart detection for people, vehicles, and animals. Compatible models process detection on the camera, helping users receive more relevant alerts without depending entirely on cloud processing.

Easy Expansion of Existing CCTV Systems

Users with a compatible third-party NVR or surveillance platform can add supported Reolink cameras without replacing their entire CCTV system. This makes it practical to expand coverage as home or business security needs change.

FAQs on ONVIF Cameras in the UK

How to Check If a Camera Is ONVIF？

Check the ONVIF Conformant Products Database: Find the exact brand and model number of your camera, then search for it in the official ONVIF Conformant Products Database. If the model is listed, you can also check which ONVIF profile it conforms to.

Use ONVIF Device Manager: Connect your camera and Windows PC to the same local network, then open ONVIF Device Manager. Enter the camera's username and password and refresh the device list to see whether the camera can be discovered through ONVIF.

Check the Camera's Settings: Log in to the camera's web interface using its IP address and check the Network, Configuration, or System settings. Look for an ONVIF option and make sure it is enabled. Some cameras may require you to create a separate ONVIF user.

How to Set Up an ONVIF IP Camera?

To set up an ONVIF IP camera, connect it to your local network, find its IP address, enable ONVIF, and then add it to your compatible NVR or surveillance software.

Connect the Camera to the Network: Connect the camera to your router or network switch using Ethernet, or use Wi-Fi if supported. For a PoE camera, connect it to a compatible PoE switch or NVR for both power and data.
Find the Camera's IP Address: Check your router's device list or use an IP scanning or ONVIF discovery tool to find the IP address assigned to the camera.
Enable ONVIF: Enter the camera's IP address in a web browser and log in. Find ONVIF under the network or integration settings, enable it, and create a dedicated ONVIF username and password if required.
Add the Camera to Your NVR or Software: Open your compatible NVR or surveillance software and search for the camera or add it manually. Select ONVIF as the protocol, enter the camera's IP address and ONVIF login details, and check the live view to confirm the connection.

Which ONVIF camera is the best?

The best ONVIF camera should offer reliable third-party compatibility, clear video, smart detection, and flexible local recording.

For a specific option, consider the Reolink RLC-1240A. It supports ONVIF and offers 12MP video, a 145° field of view, smart person/vehicle/animal detection, and IP67 weather resistance, making it a strong choice for monitoring entrances, driveways, and other outdoor areas.

What are the Benefits of Using ONVIF?

Mix Different Brands: You can connect an ONVIF camera to a compatible recorder or security system from another brand.
Easier to Upgrade: When adding or replacing a camera or recorder, you have more compatible options instead of replacing the entire system.
More Ways to Manage Footage: ONVIF cameras can work with compatible NVRs and security software, giving you more options for viewing, recording, and managing video.

What are the Disadvantages of Using ONVIF?

Not Every Feature Will Work: Basic video may work across brands, while features such as smart detection, two-way audio, or PTZ controls may not be fully supported.
Setup Can Be More Complicated: Connecting cameras to third-party NVRs or software may require manual settings, usernames, passwords, or IP addresses.
Compatibility Can Vary: Two devices may both support ONVIF, but some features may not work when you connect them together.