Product Description
The DS-2CE72HFT-F28 is a 5 MP turret camera that stays in full colour around the clock, rather than switching to black-and-white infrared once light drops. That's what Hikvision's ColorVu technology does here — it uses a warm supplemental light, rated to a 20 m range, to keep colour detail visible at night instead of relying purely on infrared.
Why that matters on site
A colour image after dark makes it far easier to describe clothing, vehicle colour or a face at the point you review footage, rather than working from grainy monochrome IR. The 2.8 mm fixed lens gives a wide-ish angle suited to entrances, driveways and general area cover rather than long-distance zoom.
Key specs
- Resolution: 5 MP
- Lens: 2.8 mm fixed focal length
- Night imaging: 24/7 full colour, warm light to 20 m
- WDR: 130 dB true WDR — keeps detail visible when the scene includes strong backlighting, such as a doorway facing bright sky or glazing
- Noise reduction: 3D DNR, for cleaner, sharper low-light images
- Finish: white turret body
Before you buy
Check this camera's connection type against your existing recorder and cabling before ordering, since that isn't detailed here — getting it wrong is the most common reason a replacement camera doesn't work first time.
Specifications
- Brand
- Hikvision
- Product Type
- Turret
- Colour
- White
- IR Range
- 20 m
- Lens Type
- 2.8 mm
- Protection
- IP67
- Max Resolution
- 5 MP
- Technology
- ColorVu, WDR
- Video Outputs
- TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS
- Brackets
- DS-1280ZJ-S , DS-1280ZJ-TR13 , DS-1281ZJ-S , DS-1272ZJ-110-TRS
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this camera record in colour at night or switch to black and white?
It stays in full colour 24/7 thanks to ColorVu, using a warm supplemental light rated to 20 m rather than switching to monochrome infrared.
What lens angle does the DS-2CE72HFT-F28 have?
It has a fixed 2.8 mm lens, giving a wide-ish view suited to entrances and general area coverage rather than long-distance detail.
Will this camera cope with a bright doorway or backlit entrance?
It's rated at 130 dB true WDR, which is specifically meant to keep detail visible in scenes with strong backlighting.
What recorder does this camera need?
The source information provided doesn't specify the connection type, so check compatibility with your existing recorder before ordering.










