Synology launches FC600 and BC800Z AI cameras in South Korea
Both cameras run video analysis on the device itself, with the BC800Z adding license plate recognition for the South Korean market.
Synology released the FC600 and BC800Z network cameras in South Korea on October 28, 2026, according to dailysecu.com. Both models carry out video analysis on the device itself through edge AI.
The FC600 is a 6MP fisheye camera with 360-degree coverage, quad view and dual panorama view. It offers people, intrusion and audio detection, and works with Surveillance Station for people counting and statistics reports.
The BC800Z is an 8MP 4K varifocal bullet camera with smoke detection and people and vehicle counting. It supports vehicle license plate recognition for the South Korean market, along with intrusion detection, auto tracking and instant search.
The bullet model has an aluminum body and holds IP66, IP67 and IK10 certifications. Both cameras are managed through Surveillance Station, and the FC600 also supports Surveillance365.
Synology lists HTTPS and SRTP encrypted communication for both models and says they comply with NDAA requirements.
Quick answers
What is the difference between the Synology FC600 and BC800Z?
The FC600 is a 6MP fisheye camera with 360-degree coverage, while the BC800Z is an 8MP 4K varifocal bullet camera with smoke detection and license plate recognition for the South Korean market.
Do the Synology FC600 and BC800Z process video on the camera?
Yes. Both cameras use edge AI to perform video analysis on the device itself.
Which software manages the FC600 and BC800Z?
Both are managed through Surveillance Station, and the FC600 also supports Surveillance365.