8 Camera CCTV Kits – 5MP Coax & PoE, 2TB–10TB Storage
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8-camera 4K DVR pack, 8-channel
Full perimeter on one 8-channel DVR for shops or big houses.
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IP kits: one network run per camera. Coax kits: reuse an existing analogue install's cable.
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8 Camera Kits
This range covers complete 8-camera CCTV kits pairing a recorder with eight matched cameras and a pre-fitted hard drive. Recorder channel counts span 8-channel DVR through to 16-channel and 32-channel NVR/DVR platforms, so an 8-camera install can be specified on a recorder sized for future expansion or on a tighter 8-channel unit matched exactly to the camera count.
How to choose
- Recorder type: NVR kits use PoE-fed IP cameras; DVR kits (Prolux PXD-5108HS-4K/X1) use HD analogue-style turret/PTZ cameras.
- Headroom for expansion: a higher-channel recorder populated with 8 cameras leaves channels free for later additions, whereas the 8-channel Prolux DVR is sized to the kit as supplied.
- Camera resolution: 2MP or 4MP, affecting storage consumption per channel.
- Storage capacity: kits ship with 6TB or 14TB drives; larger drives extend retention before overwrite, particularly relevant on higher-resolution 4MP channels.
- PTZ vs fixed: several kits use PTZ cameras rather than fixed-lens cameras, useful where pan/tilt/zoom coverage is needed across the 8 camera positions.
Cross-check recorder PoE port count against camera count and confirm drive capacity suits your retention requirement before ordering.
8 Camera Kits — frequently asked questions
Do all 8 camera kits use a 16-channel recorder?
No — the range includes an 8-channel DVR kit (Prolux PXD-5108HS-4K/X1) as well as 16-channel and 32-channel recorders, so channel count varies by kit.
What's the difference between the NVR and DVR kits in this range?
NVR kits use PoE to power IP cameras over the network cable, while DVR kits like the Prolux PXD-5108HS-4K/X1 use HD analogue-style cameras.
Why choose a 32-channel recorder for only 8 cameras?
A higher channel-count recorder leaves spare channels for adding cameras later without replacing the recorder.
