
8MP Turbo HD CCTV Cameras – Bullet & Turret Range
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8MP Turbo HD/IP cameras give a real resolution step above 4MP and 2MP, useful where operators need to zoom into number plates, faces, or till areas after an incident. This range mixes bullet, turret, mini, and dual-lens panoramic formats, with PoE and PoC (power-over-coax) power options.
Most models here carry a ColorVu, DarkFighter, or Smart Hybrid Light designation, meaning they combine a wider aperture lens with either an always-on white light or an IR/white-light hybrid to keep colour detail visible at night rather than dropping to monochrome infrared.
How to choose
- Power method: PoE models (e.g. the Hikvision DS-2CD2085G1-I, DS-2CD2385G1-I, DS-2CD1383G2-LIU) suit new IP runs with a NVR/switch supplying power over the network cable; PoC models suit sites re-using existing coax runs.
- Field of view: dual-lens panoramic units (ANNKE I91DX, the stitched wide-angle turret) cover wide areas like retail floors or yards in one image; fixed 2.8mm bullet/turret cameras suit corridors, entrances, and single-aisle coverage.
- Audio: several turrets (DS-2CD1383G2-LIU, the ANNKE dual-lens) include built-in microphone or two-way audio, useful where a reception desk or gate needs verbal challenge capability.
- Housing: bullet formats project further for a visible deterrent; turret and mini turret suit discreet ceiling or soffit mounting indoors or under cover.
8MP — frequently asked questions
What does 8MP give me over a 4MP or 2MP camera?
8MP records at a higher pixel count, so footage can be cropped or zoomed further while still showing usable detail on faces or plates.
Do these cameras need a PoE switch or NVR?
The PoE models in this range (such as the DS-2CD2085G1-I and DS-2CD2385G1-I) draw power over the network cable from a PoE switch or NVR port; the PoC models instead take power over coax.


