4K CCTV Kits — Hikvision, Dahua DVR/NVR + Cameras
In this range right now: 2,286 kits in stock, 2,235 IP (PoE) and 51 Turbo HD. Recorders from 4 to 32 channels, 4K cameras and storage from 1TB to 56TB. The median kit keeps about 28 days of continuous recording before it overwrites the oldest footage (an estimate at typical settings). Recorder brands: ANNKE, Dahua, Hikvision, HiLook, Longse and Prolux.
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4K Kits: quick answers
How many days of footage will a kit in this range keep?
It depends on the drive and on how many cameras record, at what resolution. As a guide for continuous recording, each terabyte holds about 11 days at 4K for one camera. The median kit in this range is estimated at 28 days. Every kit's card states its own estimate, and motion-only recording keeps footage for longer.
What is the difference between channels and cameras?
Channels are how many cameras the recorder can take; cameras are how many come in the box. Recorders in this range have 4 to 32 channels. Spare channels let you add cameras later without changing the recorder.
What is in the box?
A recorder (an NVR for IP kits, a DVR for Turbo HD) and its matched cameras, checked against each other. Every kit in this range includes a hard drive. The exact contents, every part with its model number, are listed on each kit's own page.
4K Kits: DVR and NVR bundles for UK CCTV installers
A 4K Kit pairs a recorder — DVR or NVR — with one or more 4K-resolution cameras and a pre-fitted hard drive, so the whole recording chain arrives matched and ready to cable in.
This range spans Hikvision, Dahua, HiLook and Prolux recorders from 4-channel to 8-channel, with camera counts from single-camera starter kits up to 3-camera bundles, all supplied with 6TB HDDs.
How to choose
- Channel count — 4-channel kits (e.g. Hikvision iDS-7204HUHI-M1/XT, DS-7204HUHI-K1/P) suit smaller sites; 8-channel kits (Dahua DH-XVR5108H-4KL-X-8P, Prolux PXD-5108HS-4K/X1, HiLook NVR-108MH-D/8P) leave headroom for expansion.
- Recorder type — DVR kits in this range use HD-TVI/analogue-style coax cameras (Hikvision, Dahua, Prolux DVR models); NVR kits (Prolux PXN-2104HS-4P-4K, HiLook NVR-108MH-D/8P) use IP/PoE cameras instead.
- PoE on NVR models — Prolux's PXN-2104HS-4P-4K and HiLook's NVR-108MH-D/8P include built-in PoE ports, feeding camera power over the same cable as data.
- Camera lens and housing — check the bundled camera's part number for turret, bullet or black-housing variants to match the installation environment.
- Storage — every kit here ships with a 6TB HDD as standard.
4K Kits — frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the DVR and NVR kits in this range?
DVR kits record HD-TVI/coax cameras such as the Hikvision and Dahua models listed here, while NVR kits such as the Prolux PXN-2104HS-4P-4K and HiLook NVR-108MH-D/8P record IP cameras, typically over PoE.
Does HiLook offer a DVR kit in this range?
No — the HiLook entry in this range is an NVR kit, the NVR-108MH-D/8P, not a DVR.
Do these kits include a hard drive?
Yes, every 4K Kit listed here is supplied with a 6TB HDD fitted as standard.
Which kits support PoE cameras?
The NVR-based kits, such as the Prolux PXN-2104HS-4P-4K and HiLook NVR-108MH-D/8P, include PoE ports for powering IP cameras over the network cable.
