IP & Wi-Fi cameras
Internet Protocol (IP) cameras may store continuous footage or event clips on a card inside the camera. Recording mode and video settings help define the storage requirement.
Explore the camera guideSurveillance & Security
For camera makers, security brands and distributors supplying IP and Wi-Fi cameras or recorders with memory card support. Start with how your customers record and how much footage they need to keep.

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Internet Protocol (IP) cameras may store continuous footage or event clips on a card inside the camera. Recording mode and video settings help define the storage requirement.
Explore the camera guideSome network video recorders (NVRs) and digital video recorders (DVRs) support memory cards. Tell us the model and the role of the card: local footage, backup or another function. Many recorders use different storage media.
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The cameras on our test racks keep recording, replacing older footage as the card fills. These loop recording tests put repeated writing into a real device context.
Tell us your device model and recording requirements so we can discuss a suitable card and the checks for your project.
See our quality and testing process
Why a card can work on your computer but not in your product, and what to confirm before buying a batch.
A handover test for installers: separate local recording, app access and power.
A short checklist for installers handing cameras and cards to customers.