4MP CCTV Kits – Recorder & Camera Bundles, Trade Stock
In this range right now: 12 kits in stock, all Turbo HD. 4-channel recorders, 4MP cameras and 1TB of storage. The median kit keeps about 23 days of continuous recording before it overwrites the oldest footage (an estimate at typical settings). Recorder brands: ANNKE, Dahua and Hikvision.
Narrow it down
How many cameras?Any
Pick the size of the place, or the exact number if you know it.
By what you are covering
Or exactly
What shape cameras?Any
Bullets point one way; turrets and domes look around from a fixed spot.
4MP 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 23 days at 4MP for one camera. The median kit in this range is estimated at 23 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. Every recorder in this range has 4 channels. Spare channels let you add cameras later without changing the recorder.
What is in the box?
A DVR 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.
4MP CCTV kits: channel count, camera count and storage in one part number
A 4MP kit pairs a fixed number of turret cameras with a recorder (DVR/NVR/XVR) pre-loaded with a hard drive, so channel count, camera count and storage capacity are fixed at the point of order.
This range spans 4, 8 and 16-channel kits, generally supplied with turret cameras and recorders from Prolux, Dahua and Hikvision-based lines, with recorder storage from around 5TB up to 10TB, and one 8-channel option listed at 14TB.
How to choose
- Channel count vs camera count: some 8-channel kits ship with only 4 or 6 cameras, leaving spare channels for future expansion; check the camera count against the recorder's channel count before ordering.
- Storage capacity: recorder drives across this range run from roughly 5TB to 14TB — match capacity to expected retention period and number of cameras recording continuously.
- Recorder platform: kits are built around named recorder models (e.g. PXD-5108HS, PXD-5208AN, PXD-8216, IDS-7204HQHI, IDS-7208HQHI, XVR-3108AD, DH-XVR5108H) — note the exact model when planning future channel or drive expansion, as compatibility is generally tied to that platform.
- Mixed-brand kits: several kits combine Prolux cameras with a Dahua or Hikvision-based recorder; confirm the recorder model suits your existing monitoring setup if integrating with other equipment on site.
4MP Kits — frequently asked questions
What does the channel count on a 4MP kit mean?
It is the number of camera inputs the recorder supports; some kits in this range ship with fewer cameras than channels, leaving room to add more later.
How much storage do 4MP kits in this range include?
Recorder storage across this range generally runs from around 5TB up to 10TB, with one 8-channel kit listed at 14TB.
