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Turbo HD is Hikvision's analogue-over-coax camera system, sold here alongside compatible fixed and PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) models across 2MP, 4MP, 5MP and 8MP resolutions. This range covers turret, bullet, dome and speed dome bodies, with variants adding two-way audio, PIR (passive infrared) detection, siren, or ColorVu low-light colour imaging.
How to choose
- Resolution: higher MP gives a sharper zoomed-in image but needs a Turbo HD recorder with matching channel support and enough storage.
- Body style: turret and dome suit indoor or covered areas; bullet cameras suit visible outdoor deterrence; the speed dome offers powered pan-tilt-zoom coverage.
- Lens: a stated focal length (for example 2.8mm) sets the field of view — wider for rooms or gardens, narrower for distant detail.
- Audio and alerts: two-way audio models let you talk through the camera; PIR and siren variants add on-camera motion response.
- Low light: ColorVu models are built for colour images in low light, useful where night detail matters more than infrared monochrome.
- Power: PoC (power over coax) models take power down the same cable as video, simplifying cable runs versus a separate power lead.
Match every camera to a recorder with free channels and sufficient storage before ordering.
Turbo HD — frequently asked questions
What is Turbo HD?
Turbo HD is Hikvision's HD-over-coax camera system, letting analogue-style coax cabling carry a high-definition video signal to a compatible recorder.
Do Turbo HD cameras work with any recorder?
They need a recorder that supports Turbo HD and has a matching resolution and free channel count; check your recorder's specs before buying.
What does PoC mean on these cameras?
PoC stands for power over coax — the camera receives power through the same cable that carries the video signal, avoiding a separate power run.
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