Product Description
Overview
The DS-2CE70KF0T-MFS-R is Hikvision's 3K ColorVu turret camera for HD-TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS installs where colour detail at night and audio-over-coax matter more than swapping in a full IP system.
Key specs
- Resolution: 3K, 2960 × 1665 — more pixel density than 1080p for post-event review of faces or plates.
- Aperture: F1.0, enabling 24/7 colour imaging rather than switching to mono IR after dark.
- White light range: up to 20 m, so ColorVu illumination — not IR — carries the night scene.
- Lens options: 2.8 mm or 3.6 mm fixed — confirm field-of-view requirement before ordering, as focal length can't be changed on site.
- Video interface: single BNC output carrying four switchable formats — TVI, AHD, CVI, CVBS — so it drops into most existing analogue DVR estates without a protocol mismatch.
- Audio: built-in mic, audio sent over the same coaxial run as video, removing the need for a separate audio cable pull.
- Environmental rating: IP67, rated for direct outdoor mounting exposed to rain and dust.
Fit on the job
Because signal format is switchable at the camera, this unit suits mixed-estate upgrades where the head-end DVR is TVI, AHD, or CVI rather than forcing a full recorder swap. Audio-over-coax is worth flagging on quotes where a separate audio pair would otherwise need pulling.
Specifications
- Brand
- Hikvision
- IP Rating
- IP67
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this camera switch between TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS without extra hardware?
Yes — it uses one BNC port that supports all four signal formats, switchable at the camera itself.
Will the image stay in colour at night?
Yes, the F1.0 aperture combined with up to 20 m of white light keeps the scene in colour rather than dropping to monochrome infrared.
Can I change the lens angle after installation?
No — the lens is fixed at either 2.8 mm or 3.6 mm depending on the variant purchased, so confirm coverage needs before ordering.
Does audio need a separate cable run?
No — the built-in mic sends audio over the same coaxial cable as the video signal.
