5MP Turbo HD Cameras – Trade Stock UK
22 products in our Cameras range — trade-grade UK stock from CCTV Line.
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5MP Turbo HD & IP Turret Cameras
Twenty-two 5MP-class turret cameras covering HD-TVI/AHD/CVI (Turbo HD) and PoE IP formats, including ColorVu and Smart Hybrid Light models, in white and black housings.
5MP delivers roughly 2560×1944 resolution — a step up from 4MP for plate and face detail at range, while staying within standard coax cable runs for TVI/AHD/CVI installs, or a single Cat5e/6 run for PoE IP variants.
How to choose within this range
- Signal type — confirm TVI/AHD/CVI (analogue coax, e.g. UKVISION-5MP-PIR-3K) versus PoE IP (e.g. UK-CI-3K-G1) to match your existing DVR/NVR backbone.
- Low-light technology — ColorVu models hold colour in near-darkness via an integrated white-light illuminator; Smart Hybrid Light units switch between IR and white light automatically depending on scene conditions.
- Audio requirement — several turrets (ColorVu Audio, IR Audio 2.8mm WDR) include a built-in mic for audio-with-video capture where site policy allows.
- PoC support — the Hikvision DS-2CE72UF3T-LSYE model runs power-over-coax, useful where a separate PSU run isn't practical.
- Housing colour — black or white variants are available on several ColorVu and Smart Hybrid Light lines for discreet mounting.
- Lens — fixed 2.8mm is common across this range for wide-angle entrance and perimeter coverage.
Check WDR and IP67 ratings on the datasheet before specifying for bright backlit or fully exposed outdoor locations.
5MP — frequently asked questions
What does 5MP mean for these cameras?
It refers to an image sensor resolution of roughly 2560x1944 pixels, giving finer detail than 4MP for identifying faces or plates at distance.
Are these analogue or IP cameras?
Both formats are in this range: most are Turbo HD (HD-TVI/AHD/CVI) over coax, while models such as the UK-CI-3K-G1 are PoE IP turrets.
What is ColorVu on these turrets?
ColorVu models use an integrated white-light illuminator to retain colour video in low-light conditions instead of switching to monochrome IR.
