Quick answer: Use the CASE Catalog 2027 Q1 to shortlist products, then check the full SKU, current product status and revision-specific spec sheet before quoting. It includes white-light camera variants and the CS-VIK 27 intercom kit. Older names such as CS-MS2000 and CSP-I4LQ I-LPR-8-32mm are retired from the active offering; any residual stock needs a separate check. A similar current model is a comparison candidate, not an automatic like-for-like replacement.
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What changed in the CASE security cameras catalog 2027 Q1?
Anabon is a B2B security camera distributor, and the current catalogue is a useful starting point for product comparison. Recheck saved quotes, schedules and bills of materials against the actual full model, revision documents and current offering. The compact 2027 Q1 reference retains the preceding Q4-R2 product-table text; it is not evidence of a new manufacturing release, stock arrival or newly orderable model by itself.
- New SKUs: in this comparison, new means catalog-listed versus the older Q3 baseline. The retained listings include the two white-light bullet variants, the intercom kit and additional Wi-Fi models. Confirm actual supplied variants, current status, supported software and written terms before using a listing in a quote; channel policy applies to these products too.
- Compare the right editions: the compact 2027 Q1 edition retains the product-table text of the preceding Q4-R2 file. That does not mean every model in an older quote is still offered. Check older identifiers against Anabon’s current product-status register.
- NVR pages unchanged: the NVR rows are the same as in the previous edition.
- Labels and values that moved: the current CS-P24S 23X page highlights Sharp, and the shared CS-I8TS/US I-2.7-13.5mm page prints 0.002 Lux. Use the exact current model table and matching revision documents; an editorial label or changed printed value alone is not evidence of a hardware upgrade or identical behavior across nearby variants.
- Section moves: the CS-I5LQ I-T-4mm bi-spectrum thermal bullet now sits in the Thermal Solutions section; it keeps the CS- prefix and remains a CASE camera, not a Project Series item.
- Use the right software name: CASE Connect is the primary camera-control experience. Android is available; iOS is forthcoming. A web version exists, but this guide does not publish an unverified access URL or claim feature parity. CASE Station desktop and CASE Cloud remote NVR configuration are separate products; neither name implies cloud recording.
Which new SKUs should you know?
These are selected listings carried into the current reference from the Q3-to-Q4 comparison, not proof of a new Q1 release or current stock. The table records printed information and questions to resolve; confirm the exact revision, supported functions and written terms before committing a configuration.
| SKU | What it is | Printed rows |
|---|---|---|
| CS-I8WS SD-2.8mm | 8MP fixed metal bullet with white light, Sharp series | 2.8mm fixed lens; 3840×2160@20fps; 164 ft (50 m) IR; 49 ft (15 m) white light; 0.002 Lux; 120dB WDR; IP67; Metal housing; 512 GB slot; built-in microphone; S+265; −31 °F to 149 °F (−35 °C to 65 °C); Human & Vehicle Classification, Tripwire, Perimeter |
| CS-I8US I-2.7-13.5mm | White-light variant named on the shared CS-I8TS/US page; confirm the actual US model and revision | Shared page: 8MP; 2.7-13.5mm; 3840×2160@30fps; IR 262 ft (80 m); white light 98 ft (30 m), explicitly CS-I8US Only; 0.002 Lux; 120dB/TWDR; IP67; Metal; audio 1/1; alarm 2/1; 512 GB; −31 °F to 149 °F (−35 °C to 65 °C). Confirm these rows and the shared analytics list for the actual US variant/revision before quoting. |
| CS-VIK 27 | Video intercom kit: outdoor panel plus 7″ indoor monitor; no series label printed | Panel: 2MP camera; 110° horizontal / 127° diagonal; RFID 13.56 MHz / 125 kHz; 2 relay outputs; Wiegand + RS485; IP65 / IK08; −40 °F to 131 °F (−40 °C to 55 °C). Monitor: 7″ TFT, 1024 × 600; Wi-Fi + Ethernet; PoE; MicroSD support; 8 alarm zones; 14+ languages; 14 °F to 131 °F (−10 °C to 55 °C) |
CS-I8WS SD-2.8mm: one letter, one white light
Compare CS-I8WS SD-2.8mm with CS-I8WS S-2.8mm using their actual rows. The S model prints white light N/A and −40 °F to 149 °F (−40 °C to 65 °C); SD prints 49 ft (15 m) white light and −31 °F to 149 °F (−35 °C to 65 °C). These are model-specific differences, not a rule that one suffix alone selects a camera for every site. Check the required recorded detail, lighting, exposure, mounting and complete environmental conditions.
CS-I8US I-2.7-13.5mm: the white-light variant of the CS-I8TS I-2.7-13.5mm
The shared page names the CS-I8TS/US I-2.7-13.5mm family and limits the 98 ft (30 m) white-light entry to CS-I8US Only. Do not assign that distance to CS-I8TS I-2.7-13.5mm. Obtain the actual CS-I8US I-2.7-13.5mm revision sheet to confirm the shared optical, environmental and analytics rows and the required night-color behavior before quoting.
CS-VIK 27: a kit for gates and entrances
The CS-VIK 27 is a video intercom kit with an outdoor panel and indoor monitor. Its relay, Wiegand and RS485 rows help define the interface questions; they do not establish multi-tenant support, a compatible lock circuit or remote unlock. Read the CS-VIK 27 installation planning guide and confirm the required workflow and written warranty terms before quoting.
Also in the catalog for small sites
CS-N105 P4H-AI can be a small-site comparison candidate: the catalogue prints 5CH, 4 PoE ports, 100Mbps / 80Mbps, a 16MP resolution row, simultaneous HDMI/VGA and up to 10 TB per HDD. These rows do not establish every channel at maximum resolution, a drive-bay count, retention or all simultaneous AI tasks. Check the actual streams, supported drives, network and AI limits for the job. It is not a new Q1 addition.
Which legacy models should you never quote?
The selected older identifiers below are retired from the active offering under Anabon’s approved status register. They are comparison references, not current active equipment lines. Use the or-equal substitution guide when a specification names one: retain the legacy requirement, compare the actual candidate and obtain any required buyer approval. Confirm residual stock separately; absence of another identifier from the catalogue alone does not prove retirement.
| Legacy model (do not quote) | Current catalog comparison candidate; confirm suitability |
|---|---|
| CS-I5KS L-2.8mm | CS-I5KS SD-2.8mm |
| CS-I8KS L-2.8mm, CS-I8KS D-2.8mm | CS-I8KS SD-2.8mm |
| CS-I4KN L-2.8-12mm | CS-I4KS L-2.8-12mm |
| CS-I5XS L-2.8mm, CS-I5XS S-2.8mm | CS-I5XS SD-2.8mm |
| CS-I4UN L-2.8-12mm | CS-I4US L-2.8-12mm |
| CS-N440 NHC | CS-N440 M-AI as a comparison candidate; confirm the actual configuration and substitution requirements |
| CS-N880 NHC | CS-N880 N |
| CS-P34S WIFI-4mm | Ask Anabon before quoting any WiFi model |
Two older names need particular care: CS-MS2000 and CSP-I4LQ I-LPR-8-32mm are retired from the active offering under the approved product-status register. Confirm residual stock separately. There is no validated like-for-like replacement for either item; send the actual management or plate-reading task to Anabon before selecting an alternative.
How do you spell a CASE SKU correctly?
Use the XQ turret model guide alongside the actual labelled table and matching revision sheets. For example, physical catalogue page 18 labels separate CS-I8XQ I-2.8mm and CS-I8XQ II-2.8mm columns: I prints 98 ft (30 m) IR, 49–66 ft (15–20 m) white light and 512 GB; II prints 164 ft (50 m) IR, 98 ft (30 m) white light and 1 TB. Read the column labels, not a large family title alone. Other model distinctions matter too: CS-I5XS SD-2.8mm prints Metal+Plastic while CS-I8XS SD-2.8mm prints Metal. None of these comparisons makes firmware interchangeable.
| Part | Meaning |
|---|---|
| CS- / CSP- | Catalog line / CASE Project Series (project-quoted) |
| I / P / N after the prefix | Examples of IP-camera, PTZ/pan-tilt and NVR family coding; verify the complete model and actual product table. |
| NVR number | Check the actual channel row: for example CS-N105 P4H-AI prints 5CH and CS-N880 H-AI prints 80CH. |
| L | Used in some Value-series identifiers; read the actual series highlight and model table. |
| S / SD | Used in Sharp-family names; confirm the actual white-light and other rows rather than treating a suffix as a complete specification. |
| I / II | Family/model suffixes shown on Intelligent-series examples; compare the labelled columns and matching revision sheet. |
| T, EX, EXT | Thermal or explosion-proof naming examples occur in particular families; verify the actual functions, certificates and conditions. |
| 180, X / XA | Examples of panoramic or zoom notation in particular models; read the actual lens, channel and stream rows. |
| Lens suffix | Retain every printed suffix and lens/zoom token where present; confirm the full approved order identifier. |
Read the actual series highlight and full model table instead of turning one letter into a universal decoder. If a product page, catalogue title, table or revision sheet uses a different spelling, record both and ask Anabon to confirm the actual orderable identifier. Do not silently invent an alias or force a conflicting document to match a saved template.
Where do you get spec sheets, and which source wins?
Start with the IP camera user manual and the actual SKU/revision specification sheet, then compare the current catalogue and dated website copy. Written project and purchase terms also matter. Where records disagree, identify the model, revision and disputed row and obtain written confirmation for the actual supply; a newer filename or general hierarchy does not by itself resolve a hardware, warranty or order-code conflict.
- Check the Download page on anabon.com for the published documents.
- Ask Anabon for the current spec sheet of every SKU you are about to quote, through your business account or Technical Support.
- Keep the revision date of each spec sheet in your job folder, next to the camera schedule.
- For compliance-sensitive bids, request the per-SKU documentation at the same time. CASE offers NDAA-compliant options for compliance-sensitive projects. Anabon confirms the exact products and provides the official compliance documentation for each project.
- For CSP- items, availability, certificates, lead time and warranty term are confirmed in writing per project.
How do you keep your quotes current each edition?
- Search your quote templates, schedules and saved bills of materials for every legacy model in the table above.
- Record the full confirmed model, suffix, lens and actual revision on each line. Resolve conflicting catalogue/index/sheet identifiers with Anabon before treating them as the same orderable item.
- Re-check the printed rows you quote most often against the new edition and the spec sheet.
- General category policies are a starting point, not a warranty for every SKU. Confirm the term, exclusions and claim process for the exact model and revision in writing. Project Series items, intercoms, powered accessories and model-specific exceptions need their own confirmation; hard-drive claims follow the applicable drive-manufacturer terms.
- Describe the required software task, then confirm the supported CASE Connect, CASE Station or CASE Cloud workflow for the exact device and version. A changed name does not establish technical equivalence.
- Check your own website and sales sheets for retired models and old specifications. Anabon supplies private business pricing through an approved account or direct quote; do not assume that an unrelated advertised price includes the same equipment, installation or support.
How to use this with your customers
When a customer or consultant names older equipment, preserve that identity as the requirement or as-built reference and explain the actual current offering. Present any candidate with its documented differences and required substitution approval; do not erase the legacy reference or call a similar model a confirmed direct replacement. Confirm the written warranty and commercial terms for the actual offered items.
FAQ
Which SKUs are new in the CASE Catalog 2027 Q1?
Compared with the Q3 baseline, the retained reference includes CS-I8WS SD-2.8mm, the CS-I8US I-2.7-13.5mm shared-page variant, CS-VIK 27 and additional Wi-Fi listings. The compact file preserves Q4-R2 product text, so this is not a claim that the products were newly manufactured or released in Q1. The white-light variant guide explains the actual S/SD and TS/US distinctions; confirm revision, software and supply before quoting.
A specification names CS-N440 NHC. What do I quote?
Do not list CS-N440 NHC as a current active model. The approved register identifies CS-N440 M-AI as a closest catalogue comparison, with no direct-successor equivalence established. Compare the actual PoE, network, bandwidth/AI, storage and project requirements and follow the buyer’s substitution route. If considering a PoE recorder, obtain the confirmed full identifier and revision documents; the catalogue index and detailed page use differing P16H/P16-H spellings. Residual stock is a separate check.
Why does the series letter matter so much?
One letter can change the series, housing and specs. The CS-I8WS S-2.8mm prints no white light and a −40 °F (−40 °C) low limit; the CS-I8WS SD-2.8mm prints 49 ft (15 m) white light and a −31 °F (−35 °C) low limit. A shortened SKU can lead to the wrong unit, firmware file or warranty check.
Where do I get the current spec sheet for a SKU?
Use security camera technical support to request the actual full-model revision documents and resolve the disputed identifier or row. Published downloads are a starting point, not proof that every file matches the supplied unit. Keep the confirmed revision and written project terms with the schedule; do not silently choose whichever value is more favorable.
References
- Current product manuals and catalog requests
- Current product and revision support



