Hikvision CCTV Camera Price in Bangladesh 

Home and Apartment Owners

Use cameras at the entrance, stairway, living space, balcony and garage. A 2MP dome or turret camera with a wide 2.8mm lens is usually enough for compact areas. Choose a built-in microphone only where sound adds useful context.

Small Shops and Cash Counters

Monitor customer activity, cash handling and the shop entrance. Built-in audio can help explain disputes, while ColorVu or Smart Hybrid Light can provide color night footage. Choose 2MP for a compact shop or 3MP when the area is wider.

Offices, Clinics and Showrooms

Cover reception, corridors and important rooms with clean-looking dome or turret designs. Select a recorder with spare channels so more rooms, entrances or storage areas can be added later without replacing the full system.

Gates and Parking Areas

Choose an outdoor bullet camera with a 3.6mm or 6mm lens, longer IR range and weather-resistant housing. ColorVu or Smart Hybrid Light is useful when clothing, vehicle color or other nighttime details matter.

Warehouses and Commercial Sites

Use 5MP or 3K recording for wider-area evidence and distant review. Larger sites may need 40m to 60m night coverage, a bigger storage plan and a compatible higher-resolution DVR that can record every required channel.

Hikvision CCTV Camera Types Available at Ryans

Compare body style, mounting position and viewing direction before choosing.

Hikvision Mini-Bullet Camera

Mini-bullet models use a slim, compact body that is easy to install on a wall, beam or small outdoor corner. They are practical for doors, small gates, shop fronts, narrow lanes and short boundary sections where the camera must point in one clear direction. Their visible shape can also discourage unwanted activity, while the smaller housing keeps installation neat. Choose the lens and night range carefully because compact models may cover less distance than larger long-range bullet cameras.

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Hikvision Bullet Camera

Bullet cameras are designed for clearly defined directions such as gates, boundaries, driveways, parking rows, long corridors and warehouse aisles. Their extended body and adjustable bracket make the viewing direction easy to set and easy to recognize from a distance. Larger bullet models are more likely to offer 3.6mm or 6mm lenses, stronger outdoor housing and 40m to 60m night coverage. They are a strong choice when monitoring distance and visible deterrence matter more than a discreet appearance.

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Hikvision Dome Camera

Dome cameras fit neatly on ceilings and covered indoor corners, making them suitable for receptions, clinics, offices, showrooms, counters and living spaces. The rounded cover gives a clean appearance and makes the exact viewing direction less obvious to visitors. Dome designs are often chosen for indoor areas where wide nearby coverage and a professional look are more important than long-distance monitoring. Outdoor use is possible only when the selected model has suitable weather protection and properly sealed cable joints.

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Hikvision Turret Camera

Turret cameras combine a compact rounded body with an exposed camera face that is easy to rotate and aim after installation. They work well on ceilings or walls and suit rooms, shops, corridors, stairways, covered entrances and weather-rated outdoor positions. The open-face design can reduce infrared reflection problems that may occur when dust or moisture collects on a dome cover. Turret cameras are a flexible middle choice for buyers who want a neat appearance, simple angle adjustment and wider lens options.

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• Resolution: 2MP Full HD is the entry point, 3MP or 2K captures more detail, and 5MP or 3K is better for wider areas. Higher resolution usually raises camera cost, needs compatible recording and uses more storage.
• Night-Vision Technology: Standard infrared records black-and-white footage in darkness. ColorVu preserves full-color evidence, while Smart Hybrid Light can combine infrared with white light according to the scene.
• Audio Features: Models may have no audio, a built-in microphone, two-way audio, a siren or audio over coaxial cable. Recorder compatibility is essential because the camera feature alone does not guarantee audio recording or playback.

• IR and Illumination Range: 20m and 25m suit rooms and shorter areas. 30m and 40m are useful for gates and larger outdoor zones. 60m can suit long corridors, boundaries and commercial areas. Actual performance depends on placement and the environment.
• Lens Size: A 2.8mm lens gives a wide view, 3.6mm gives balanced coverage and 6mm gives a focused long-distance view. Correct lens choice can reduce blind spots or the need for an extra camera.
• Housing and Outdoor Protection: Basic indoor plastic housing normally costs less. Stronger outdoor housing, dust and water protection, protected cable joints and junction boxes add durability and may increase total setup cost.

Hikvision 2MP CCTV Camera

A 2MP camera records 1920 × 1080 Full HD video. It is best for compact rooms, doors, counters and short corridors. It keeps camera cost and storage use lower, making it suitable for most basic home and shop systems.

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Hikvision 3MP or 2K CCTV Camera

A 3MP camera captures more detail than 2MP and offers a balanced option for shops, offices and entrances. It suits buyers who want improved clarity without immediately moving to 5MP. Confirm compatible DVR input before purchase.

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Hikvision 5MP or 3K CCTV Camera

A 5MP or 3K camera provides better detail across wider areas and is more useful when distant objects need review. It suits gates, parking areas, warehouses and wide shop floors, but increases HDD use and requires a DVR that supports 5MP or 3K input and recording.

Recommended Product: Hikvision DS-2CE16K0T-LTS 5MP 3K Mini Bullet CC Camera

Infrared Black-and-White Night Vision

Infrared models record monochrome footage when the area becomes dark. They are practical where the main goal is to capture movement, body shape and activity without keeping visible light on throughout the night.

Hikvision ColorVu Camera

ColorVu is designed to keep color information in low-light scenes. It is useful when vehicle color, clothing and nearby objects may help identify an event at a gate, shop entrance, reception front or parking area.

Hikvision Smart Hybrid Light Camera

Smart Hybrid Light can use infrared during normal conditions and white light when an important target or event is detected. It balances low-disturbance monitoring with useful color footage at selected moments.

Camera Without Audio

Choose this when video evidence is enough and privacy, cost or recorder limitations make sound unnecessary.

Built-In Microphone

A built-in microphone can record nearby sound through a compatible audio-over-coax channel. It is useful at counters, reception areas and entrances.

Two-Way Audio Camera

Two-way audio allows approved users to listen and speak through a supported system. Check camera, recorder, app and speaker support together.

Two-Way Audio and Siren

Selected models add an audible warning feature. This can help users respond to activity, but compatibility and correct setup are essential.

Recorder Type

Confirm whether the system uses a Hikvision DVR or multi-format XVR and which Turbo HD signal versions it accepts. Older analog recorders may not display newer high-resolution cameras even when the BNC connector fits.

Supported Camera Resolution

Check 2MP, 3MP, 5MP or 3K input support on every channel you plan to use. Some recorders support a higher resolution only on selected channels or after a setting change.

Recording Resolution and Frame Rate

A recorder may show the live camera feed but save it at a lower resolution or fewer frames per second. Review the recording specification, not only the maximum camera input claim.

Audio-Over-Coax Compatibility

For a built-in microphone, confirm that the chosen DVR receives audio over the same coaxial channel and includes sound during recording, playback and mobile viewing.

Two-Way Audio Support

Two-way talk may require a supported camera, compatible recorder, speaker, app version and correct user permissions. Do not assume every microphone-equipped model can transmit voice back to the site.

Channel Capacity

Count the cameras needed now and keep spare channels for future rooms, gates or outdoor points. Also confirm that spare channels support the same resolution and audio functions.

Lens Size

Choose 2.8mm for wider nearby coverage, 3.6mm for balanced monitoring or 6mm for a fixed distant target. Confirm the actual mounting distance before selecting the lens.

IR and White-Light Range

Measure the real night-monitoring distance and note nearby walls, glass, rain or reflective surfaces. These can shorten useful range or create glare even when the listed distance looks sufficient.

Power Supply

Match camera voltage, adapter current and the total load of all connected units. Long cable runs and weak adapters can cause night-time restart, image noise or loss of white-light functions.

Cable and Connectors

Use reliable coaxial cable, clean BNC connectors and protected cable joints. Poor termination or unnecessary joins can reduce signal quality and create intermittent video problems.

Storage Capacity

Calculate HDD size from camera count, resolution, frame rate, compression and required recording days. Continuous recording needs more capacity than scheduled or motion-based recording.

Backup Power

Include the DVR, every camera, the router and any necessary network equipment in the UPS load. Backing up only the recorder will not keep recording active if the cameras lose power.

Hikvision DVR

Choose a Hikvision DVR with 4, 8, 16 or 32 channels according to the current camera count and future plan. Check supported input resolution, recording frame rate, audio functions, spare channels, SATA support and maximum HDD capacity.

Surveillance HDD

A surveillance-suitable Internal HDD is normally purchased separately from the camera and recorder. Recording duration depends on camera count, resolution, frame rate, compression and schedule; continuous recording needs more storage than motion-based recording.

CCTV Camera Accessories

Choose reliable CCTV Camera Accessories for the site, including coaxial cable, BNC connectors, baluns where appropriate, power adapters, junction boxes, mounting brackets and camera stands. Protected joints and suitable enclosures reduce signal and weather problems.

Monitor

A suitable Monitor supports local live view, playback, footage export and DVR configuration. Check screen size, resolution and HDMI or VGA compatibility so multiple camera windows remain easy to review.

Router

Connect the DVR to a stable Network Router for mobile viewing and remote playback. Internet is not required for local recording, but stable upload speed and correct router configuration improve off-site access.

UPS or Backup Power

Use suitable Backup Power or UPS for the DVR, cameras and router. Calculate their total wattage and add extra capacity for battery ageing, required runtime and future expansion.

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