7 Camera Kits
Refine the range
Is there existing cable?Any
Network kits need a cable for each camera, whereas coax kits make use of the cable an older system left behind.
Level of detailAny
As a rule, a higher figure lets you zoom further into a recording.
Camera style
Seven-camera kits on 16-channel recorders suit sites that need broad coverage now and room to grow later, with nine channels left free after the seven cameras are connected.
Where these kits fit
- Retail premises: 4K cameras on entrances and tills, 4MP or 5MP cameras on aisles and stockrooms.
- Warehouses and yards: bullet-heavy kits for perimeters, loading bays and long runs.
- Offices and residential blocks: turret-heavy kits for reception areas, corridors and shared entrances.
How to choose
- Resolution: kits are built around 4MP, 5MP or 4K cameras, and several mix two 4K cameras with five 4MP or 5MP cameras so the highest detail goes where identification matters most.
- Camera mix: options include 2 turret + 5 bullet and 5 turret + 2 bullet. Bullets are often chosen for visible, exposed positions, turrets for compact mounting.
- Storage: 10TB, 12TB and 2× 10TB configurations are available. Choose by how many days of footage the site needs to retain.
- Recorder: check the recorder spec of the kit you are quoting against the job.
7 Camera Kits — frequently asked questions
Why does a seven-camera kit come with a 16-channel recorder?
The 16-channel recorder leaves nine channels free, so cameras can be added to the same system later.
What storage sizes are in this range?
Kits include 10TB, 12TB and 2× 10TB recording capacity.
Can a kit mix 4K and lower-resolution cameras?
Yes. Several kits pair two 4K cameras with five 4MP or 5MP cameras, putting the highest detail on key positions.
Should I choose bullet or turret cameras?
It depends on the mounting position and the site. This range offers bullet-led, turret-led and mixed kits.
