A vandal-proof camera, also known as an anti-vandal camera or vandal-resistant camera, is a type of security camera designed to withstand intentional damage or tampering attempts. These cameras are built with durable materials and protective features to prevent vandalism, such as vandalism-resistant housing, impact-resistant casing, and tamper-proof mounting brackets.
Vandal-proof cameras provide added security by ensuring that the cameras remain functional and operational even in challenging environments or situations where malicious individuals may attempt to damage or disable them.

Generally, dome cameras are considered more vandal-resistant compared to bullet cameras.
Dome cameras have a compact and enclosed design and are often built with durable materials such as metal or polycarbonate, which make it difficult for vandals to access the internal components or tamper with the camera's lens. The dome shape and flush-mount design of dome cameras make them less conspicuous and less likely to be targeted by vandals compared to the more exposed and visible bullet cameras.
It's essential to note that the level of vandal resistance can vary depending on the specific model. It's always recommended to choose a camera with a vandal-resistant rating suitable for your specific security needs and installation environment. All Reolink vandal-proof cameras are rated IK10, the highest vandal-resistance rating possible for any security camera on the market.

No. Our vandal-proof cameras come loaded with leading smart features such as person, vehicle, and pet detection, plus local storage, all at no extra cost.

For PoE models, just connect them via an Ethernet cable to a PoE NVR, injector, switch, or router with a PoE port (ensure your equipment is 802.3af 48V compliant and supports active mode. )
For Wi-Fi models, simply need a DC power adapter plugged into a power outlet.

Yes, our vandal-proof series is designed for both environments. With an IP66 or IP67 weatherproof rating and an operating temperature range of -10°C to 55°C, they’re ready for anything.

Install the Reolink app or Client, add your camera, and you’re good to go. You can check live views and playbacks from anywhere, anytime, with no subscription fee needed.

No NVR? No problem. Recordings can be saved to a microSD card (purchased separately). If you have an NVR, you can save directly to it. We recommend using Reolink NVRs for the best compatibility.

Yes, it works with Synology. Either add the camera to the Synology Surveillance Station or use your Synology as an FTP server for video storage.
Tips:
How to add a camera to the Synology Surveillance Station?
How to set up FTP for Reolink products?

Before connecting, open the Reolink Client and ensure all ports are enabled in the network settings. This should smooth out any software integration issues. If not, reach out to us!

Yes, our cameras integrate seamlessly with Google Assistant. Just keep in mind that when connected to an NVR, some functionalities may be limited.
Tips:
How to add a Reolink camera to Google Assistant?