2MP Turbo HD Cameras (HD-TVI) – UK Stock
8 products in our Cameras range — trade-grade UK stock from CCTV Master.
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2MP Turbo HD & IP cameras
2MP (1080p Full HD) is the most common resolution for everyday CCTV — clear enough to identify faces and number plates at reasonable range while keeping storage and bandwidth manageable. This range covers fixed turrets, dome, PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom), and disguised cameras across both analogue Turbo HD (AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS) and PoE IP formats.
How to choose
- Signal type first: Turbo HD models (e.g. the PIR fixed turret or THC-B230-R) need an analogue/HD-TVI-compatible DVR; PoE models (e.g. DS-2CD1327G2-LUF, DS-2CD2723G0-IZS) need an NVR or PoE switch with network storage.
- Fixed vs zoom: Turret and dome cameras suit a set field of view; PTZ models (25x or 32x zoom, like the DS-2DE5232IW-AE) let you pan and zoom remotely to cover a wider area from one camera.
- Low light: "ColorVu" and "DarkFighter" models are built to keep colour images in poor light rather than switching to black-and-white infrared.
- Discretion: the smoke-alarm-style camera suits situations where a visible camera isn't wanted.
- Weatherproofing: check IP66/IP67 ratings on outdoor models before mounting outside.
Match the camera's signal type to your existing recorder, or plan your recorder purchase around the cameras you pick.
2MP — frequently asked questions
What does 2MP mean for CCTV footage?
2MP is roughly 1080p Full HD resolution, sharp enough to identify faces or number plates at typical driveway or shopfront distances.
Can I mix Turbo HD and IP cameras on one system?
Not directly — Turbo HD (AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS) cameras need a compatible analogue DVR, while PoE IP cameras like the DS-2CD1327G2-LUF need an NVR or PoE switch, so check your recorder type first.
What's the benefit of a PTZ camera over a fixed one?
PTZ models such as the DS-2DE5232IW-AE offer 32x zoom and remote pan-tilt control, letting one camera cover a much wider area than a fixed turret or dome.
