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Summary：Camera housings are categorized into indoor and outdoor types. Indoor housings primarily serve to keep out dust, whereas outdoor housings—in addition to dust protection—are designed to safeguard the camera during operation in harsh environmental conditions (such as rain, snow, and extreme temperatures). This necessitates not only a tightly sealed structure but also features like wipers and sprayers, as well as heating and cooling capabilities. Consequently, the price of outdoor housings is significantly higher.
Camera housings are categorized into indoor and outdoor types. Indoor housings primarily serve to keep out dust, whereas outdoor housings—in addition to dust protection—are designed to safeguard the camera during operation in harsh environmental conditions (such as rain, snow, and extreme temperatures). These requirements necessitate a tightly sealed structure, features like wipers and sprayers, and internal heating and cooling capabilities. Consequently, outdoor housings are significantly more expensive than indoor ones. When selecting a housing, it is also important to ensure that its nominal size matches that of the camera; if a perfect match is not possible, a larger housing may be used with a smaller camera, but the reverse is not feasible.
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