m. Сміла, Незалежності, 67г. оф, 406/6
REOLINK P324 (2.8 MM) - PoE IP CAMERA
Description Reolink P324
A camera built for integration, not just its own app
P324 stands out with an unusually broad list of supported protocols — HTTPS, RTSP, RTMP, ONVIF-compatible TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, DDNS, P2P, and more. It's a camera for anyone planning to use it not in isolation within the manufacturer's app, but as part of a larger system: a self-hosted video server, third-party analytics software, or integration with an NVR from another brand.
Where this camera is actually used
An eye-ball dome design and an IP67 rating suit both a commercial entrance and an indoor corridor or parking area. The model's real value shows up on sites with an integrator or technical specialist building a system out of multiple equipment brands under one monitoring center.
What problem this camera actually solves
Many budget cameras lock an owner into the manufacturer's own app and cloud, making it hard to build a unified system with equipment from other brands or a self-hosted recording server. P324 solves this with open protocols: an RTSP stream can feed into any third-party software, FTP lets footage upload automatically to a private server, and P2P simplifies remote access without complicated router port configuration.
5 MP and accurate detection without excess
A 5 MP resolution with a 2.8 mm lens and a 110° field of view delivers a clear picture for a typical entrance or corridor spot. Analytics distinguish a person and a vehicle (no animal classification), and 18 infrared LEDs deliver effective illumination up to 30 m after dark.
PoE 12–24 V — flexibility across equipment
A 12–24 V PoE power range broadens compatibility with different switches and injectors, including equipment delivering higher voltage to power several devices on the same line — useful when integrating into existing network infrastructure.
Local storage and Reolink compatibility
MicroSD support up to 256 GB allows a local archive independent of the cloud, and compatibility with the Reolink app on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android leaves the option to use the camera standalone, without full integration into third-party software.
A typical integrator use case
In practice, P324 often goes on sites already running an NVR from another brand or a self-hosted server on open-source software (Blue Iris, Frigate, or similar tools): the camera feeds into the system over an RTSP stream, recordings auto-upload via FTP to a local server, and the Reolink app's own features stay optional — handy for a quick check without logging into the main system.
Who this model is for
P324 is the pick for a system integrator or a technically capable owner building a centralized surveillance system out of multi-brand equipment, who needs a camera with open protocols instead of one manufacturer's closed ecosystem, and who values the freedom to switch software later without replacing the hardware.
We can advise which specific protocols you'll need to integrate with your existing system, and help configure FTP upload to your own server — just describe the software or NVR you're using.
Characteristics Reolink P324
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