Hikvision CCTV equipment

Hikvision has an extensive range of CCTV systems in both analogue and IP range from small residential to large commercial systems
So whether you want a single Hikvision Camera for surveillance and recording to an enterprise solution there is a product for you, your business and budget.

Because providing quality product at good pricing, with good support and innovative technology has helped Hikvision become a top selling and trusted brand globally.

 CCTV product range

• DVR (Digital Video Recorder)

• NVR (Network Video Recorder)
• Analog Cameras
• IP Cameras
• Hikvision Servers

Exciting Hikvision Advanced features
• Hikvision Access
• Smart Feature set Artificial Intelagnece

Why choose Hikvision product, there is an impressive selection of DVRs, NVRs and cameras to suit all requirements and budgets, in fact deciding on which Hikvision system best meets your needs may seem quite intimidating. Contact us for help on the best system for you.

What are DVR key Features, model dependent

DVR’s range for 4 to 32 channels
• Cameras supported cameras from 720p (1mp) to 16mp (Model Dependent)
• Pan, Tilt and Zoom Supported with PTZ functions.
• Connect to VGA and HDMI screens
• Motion Detection
• USB ports Mouse and Flash disk
• Full night vision
• Hikvision DVR’s supports compatible 3rd party cameras
• Lan Port for network access
• Hikvision offers free remote access to view live feed or recorded footage from you Mobile device or PC
Some key features you can expect with Hikvision NVR, model dependent.
• POE (Power Over Ethernet) the cameras are powered by the Ethernet cable no addition power source is required
• Hikvision NVR’s range for 4 to 32 channels
• NVR supports cameras from 720p (1mp) to 16mp
• Hikvision supports cameras with PTZ (pan, tilt and zoom) functions.
• Connect to VGA and HDMI screens
• Motion Detection
• USB ports Mouse and Flash disk
• Full night vision
• Hikvision DVR’s supports compatible 3rd party cameras
• Lan Port for network access
• Hikvision offers free remote access to view live feed or recorded footage from you Mobile device or PC

Choosing a DVR or NVR the most import considerations are
How many cameras do you need?
How much detail do you need to see?
Do you need external device or sensor to trigger Alarm/Recording?
Will you need motion or event to trigger alarm status?
Do you need PTZ functions on your Hikvision system?

Answering the five question above will help you determine what CCTV system will best suit your needs.

Basic Camera features

Analog and IP cameras and wireless
Bullet, dome and turret cameras
Fixed lense, very-focal and motorised very-focal
Camera lenses range from 2.8mm to 32mm
PTZ (Pan Tilt and Zoom)

Advanced night vision infrared

The infrared night vision on the standard Hikvision cameras gives you a good quality image after dark and adjusting quickly to light changes keeping you in the picture.

on the basic range of cameras your infrared coverage is from 20 - 80 meters and the higher end PTZ cameras offering 100 - 250m IR coverage.

for most residential and small to medium business premises 20m IR works well and provides enough coverage to clearly see what is happening in the dark.

Remote viewing Hikvision

Remote and local viewing of both live video feeds and recorded video through multiple devices.
Local network access and remote access to Hikvision system through PC web browser or through Hikvision iVMS application (this can be downloaded free from Hikvision.com
Mobile devices with HIK Connect
Hikvision surveillance cameras can be access through network connected NVR or DVR
Individual IP Cameras can also be access directly without a NVR or DVR in all of the above methods
Certain IP cameras are equipped with a SD socket and can record video directly to a SD card up to 128GB the recorded video can also be accessed over the network and internet

What are Advanced Feature Set AI Available in DeepinView Camera range.

The facial recognition cameras provide face tracking and face picture grading as well as face detection and face capture. This means they can provide a better captured picture, with better angle, better quality and a higher matching score. This comes in very useful for target recognition in perimeter detection and city solutions.

Hikvision Follow analysis allows the camera to track how people move through an area, which comes in handy when managing queues. Alerts can be set for the operator when a queue length gets beyond a certain number of people, so that extra cash registers can be opened in a retail environment, for example. This data can also be useful when analysed to give insights into where people are congregating in an area and how they are getting there.

Object Detection

The enhanced ANPR camera can now identify first whether an object is a car or something else (a person or a bush, for example). Once this identification is made, then it can go on to recognising the number plate and identifying it. This process means that the system is not wasting resources applying number plate recognition algorithms to something that’s not a vehicle. The camera also supports driving direction and alerts when there’s no license plate at all with the ability to capture small license plates, such as on a motorbike. The ANPR camera will be released in Q4.