CCTV & Security Cameras: 2MP to 8MP Turrets and Bullets
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This range covers 49 fixed turret and bullet cameras for home and small-business CCTV systems, spanning PoE (Power over Ethernet, one cable for power and data) IP models and analogue TVI/AHD/CVI options, from 5MP up to 8MP/4K resolution.
Several models use "Smart Hybrid Light" or "ColorVu"-style designs, which pair infrared with a white light source to keep footage in colour after dark, alongside standard IR-only turrets for straightforward night monitoring. Built-in microphones and audio features appear on many models, useful where you want sound as well as picture.
How to choose
- Recording system compatibility: IP/PoE cameras need an NVR and network cabling; TVI/AHD/CVI cameras need a compatible DVR — check which system you already run.
- Resolution: options range from 5MP to 8MP (4K) — higher resolution gives more detail for zooming into number plates or faces.
- Night vision type: choose a dual-light (white light plus IR) model for colour footage at night, or a standard IR turret for discreet monochrome monitoring.
- Audio: pick a built-in microphone model if you need to capture sound alongside video.
- Housing rating: look for an IP67-rated model if the camera will be mounted outdoors and exposed to weather.
Cameras — frequently asked questions
What is the difference between PoE and TVI/AHD/CVI cameras?
PoE cameras are IP cameras that send video over a network cable and need an NVR, while TVI/AHD/CVI cameras are analogue and connect to a compatible DVR.
Do these cameras record in colour at night?
The Smart Hybrid Light and ColorVu-style models combine infrared with a white light to keep images in colour after dark; standard IR turrets record in black and white at night.
Which cameras have a built-in microphone?
Several models in this range, including the 8MP and 5MP ColorVu Audio turret cameras, include a built-in microphone for capturing sound.
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