8MP Turbo HD & PoE CCTV Cameras (4K Resolution) UK
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8MP Turbo HD and PoE cameras
8MP (4K) delivers noticeably sharper detail than 2MP or 5MP, which matters most for reading number plates or faces at distance. This range of 6 cameras covers turret and bullet styles, mostly PoE (network cameras powered over the same cable as data), with some PoC and AOC models that run over coax for easier upgrades of existing analogue-style cabling.
How to choose within this range
- Connection type: PoE models (e.g. the Hikvision DS-2CD2385G1-I) need a network video recorder with spare PoE ports; PoC/AOC models suit existing coax runs.
- Low-light approach: several use "ColorVu" or "Dual Light" tech, keeping colour images at night using a built-in illuminator rather than switching to black-and-white infrared.
- Audio: many in this range have a built-in microphone for two-way or ambient audio capture — check if this matters for your site.
- Field of view: the dual-lens panoramic models (ANNKE I91DX, and the stitched wide-angle turret) cover wider areas with a single camera, reducing the number of units needed.
- Body style and colour: turret and bullet shapes suit different mounting positions; black finishes are available on several models for discreet installation.
Match the connection type to your recorder first — it narrows the choice quickly.
8MP — frequently asked questions
What does 8MP mean for a CCTV camera?
It refers to the image resolution (roughly 4K), giving sharper detail than 2MP or 5MP cameras, which helps when you need to identify faces or number plates.
What's the difference between PoE and PoC cameras in this range?
PoE cameras send power and data over a single network cable to a PoE-enabled NVR, while PoC models use coax cable, which can suit sites with existing analogue-style wiring.