Security Cameras

Yes, ButterflyMX Dome and Bullet Security Cameras integrate directly with the ButterflyMX OS. Access camera footage by logging into your online account.

Up to ten cameras can connect to a single ButterflyMX Gateway for efficient monitoring.

No, ButterflyMX Security Cameras and other access control products are set up by local low-voltage installers, usually the same technician who handled your electronic locks or security system. We can recommend certified installers from our nationwide network if needed—contact us for referrals.

ButterflyMX Security Cameras require just a ButterflyMX Camera Gateway and a single CAT5e/6 Ethernet cable for power and data transmission.

ButterflyMX Security Cameras feature aluminum alloy construction, engineered to resist extreme weather and tampering for long-lasting performance.

Yes, the ButterflyMX Camera Gateway supports most ONVIF cameras, including all using ONVIF 20.06 and above, plus 99% of those with earlier firmware versions.

Four methods exist to verify if your existing security cameras are ONVIF-compliant and compatible with the ButterflyMX Camera Gateway: Submit your camera details. If all cameras are from the same manufacturer, provide the make, model, and purchase date, or ship one camera to us for testing in our facilities. Test with our Gateway. We can ship a ButterflyMX Gateway to you—connect it to your network with the cameras, and the ButterflyMX OS will indicate compatibility. Use ONVIF Device Manager (ODM). Install ODM on a Windows device to scan your network for ONVIF-compliant cameras. We can remotely assist with setup and scanning, including enabling ONVIF in camera settings if required. Verify with the manufacturer. Contact the camera maker with your model and firmware details to confirm ONVIF status. Contact us to assess your cameras' ONVIF compliance.