HD cameras

HD (AHD) cameras are high-definition cameras that transmit an image to the recorder in an analog manner - via a coaxial cable. As a result, this system is particularly suitable for those who already have old analog surveillance systems, because same cables can be used to connect high-definition modern cameras. HD systems are also very suitable for people who have not installed the cameras before, because the installation is extremely simple - when you connect the camera to the recording device with a cable and turn on the power, the image is immediately visible. In HD video surveillance systems, the video is processed by a recording device, so HD cameras are cheaper than IP cameras, and they do not have the video delay typical of IP cameras. Currently produced HD cameras can transmit video in several different protocols - AHD, HD-CVI, HD-TVI (Turbo), CVBS (simple analog signal), while most popular resolutions vary from 2 megapixels (FullHD) to 5 megapixels. Currently we already have in stock 8 megapixels (4K) cameras.