4MP Turbo HD Cameras: PoE & Coax, ColorVu Options
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First check which recorder you already have: an NVR needs a network (IP) camera, a DVR needs a wired (coax) camera. Then decide how well you need to see in the dark.
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This range covers three 4MP (4 megapixel) Turbo HD cameras. Turbo HD sends high-definition video over coaxial cable to a compatible recorder, so a recorder that accepts 4MP input is the first thing to check.
The three cameras
- Hilook 4 MP Fixed Turret Camera: fixed lens in a turret body.
- Hilook 4 MP Fixed Mini Bullet Camera: fixed lens in a compact bullet body.
- Prolux 4MP PoC Audio Eyeball Camera: 2.8mm lens, which gives a wide view that suits a room or garden. It has 50m IR (infrared) for night viewing, built-in audio and Hikvision compatibility.
How to choose
Pick by what you need the camera to do.
- Body style: turret, mini bullet or eyeball. Choose the one that suits the mounting spot.
- Sound: the Prolux is the audio model here. Your recorder must also support audio input.
- Power: PoC (power over coax) carries power and video down one cable. It needs a PoC-capable recorder or power source.
- Recorder: confirm it supports 4MP Turbo HD and has enough free channels.
4MP — frequently asked questions
What is a Turbo HD camera?
It is an HD camera that sends video over coaxial cable to a compatible Turbo HD recorder. It does not use network (IP) cabling.
What does PoC mean?
PoC stands for power over coax, where power and video share one coaxial cable. The Prolux 4MP PoC Audio Eyeball Camera uses it, so pair it with a PoC-capable recorder or power source.
Which camera in this range has audio?
The Prolux 4MP PoC Audio Eyeball Camera. Your recorder also needs to support audio input to make use of it.
Will a 4MP camera work with my existing recorder?
Only if the recorder supports 4MP Turbo HD input. Check its specification before you buy.
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