Turbo HD CCTV Cameras UK: 2MP to 8MP Options
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Turbo HD cameras: what this range covers
Turbo HD is an analogue-based camera system that sends video over standard coaxial cable rather than a network cable, making it a practical choice for upgrading existing analogue wiring. This range has 36 Turbo HD cameras, giving buyers a range of options for home or small business surveillance without needing a full IP network rebuild.
Because Turbo HD runs over coax, it typically connects to a matching Turbo HD (HD-TVI style) DVR rather than an NVR — checking that your recorder accepts Turbo HD input is the first step before choosing a camera.
How to choose
- Existing cabling — if you already have coax runs in place, Turbo HD lets you reuse them instead of rewiring.
- Recorder compatibility — confirm your DVR supports Turbo HD input before buying, since it differs from IP/PoE systems.
- Camera placement — think about indoor vs outdoor use and the area each camera needs to cover.
- Night vision needs — check the infrared range suits the distance you need to see in the dark.
- Storage — recording relies on your DVR's hard drive, so plan capacity around how many cameras and how long you want footage kept.
Browse the range and match cameras to your existing recorder before ordering.
Turbo HD — frequently asked questions
What is Turbo HD and how is it different from IP cameras?
Turbo HD sends video over coaxial cable to a compatible DVR, whereas IP cameras use network cabling and an NVR. Turbo HD is often chosen when coax wiring already exists.
Will a Turbo HD camera work with any recorder?
No — it needs a recorder that supports Turbo HD (HD-TVI style) input, so check your DVR's specification before buying.
Where does the footage get stored?
Turbo HD cameras don't store footage themselves; recording depends on the hard drive capacity in your connected DVR.
