27 Camera Kits
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Answer a few questions instead27 camera kits for 32-channel installs
A 27 camera kit pairs a 32-channel NVR/DVR with 27 cameras, leaving headroom on the recorder for future expansion. This range covers 158 pre-configured combinations built around Hikvision hardware.
Camera resolution across the range spans 2MP to 5MP, and several kits mix formats on one recorder — for example bullet-only builds, PTZ-plus-bullet builds, and 5MP/4K blends. Camera types include fixed bullets (such as DS-2CE12KF0T and DS-2CE12KF3T), fixed domes, and PTZ units (DS-2AE4225T, DS-2AE5225TI).
Storage is bundled per kit rather than sold separately, ranging from a single 6TB drive up to multiple 12TB drives across 2–4 bays, depending on camera count and expected retention.
How to choose
- Resolution mix: single-resolution 5MP kits give consistent image quality across every channel; mixed 2MP–5MP or 5MP–4K kits let you prioritise higher resolution on key approaches and save bandwidth elsewhere.
- Camera type: bullet-only kits suit fixed perimeter coverage; kits including PTZ units add active monitoring of wider areas.
- Storage capacity: match total TB and drive count to your retention needs and channel count — higher-resolution mixes generally need more storage for the same retention period.
- Part compatibility: check the exact camera model suffix (e.g. KF0T vs KF3T) against any cameras you're integrating from an existing site.
27 Camera Kits — frequently asked questions
What recorder do these 27 camera kits use?
Each kit is built around a 32-channel NVR/DVR, giving five spare channels beyond the 27 cameras supplied for future expansion.
Can I mix camera resolutions in one kit?
Yes — several kits in this range combine 2MP and 5MP cameras, or 5MP and 4K cameras, on the same recorder rather than using a single resolution throughout.