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Pig Nose, this little piggy packs a punch. HIKVISION Pig Nose Camera.


Hikvision Turret Camera
Pig nose, pig face who knew? 

This little piggy packs a punch, clear vision from HIKVISION.

Available in 4, 6 & 8 Megapixels.

Infra-red illumination up to 30 meters.

These Hikvision cameras are also known as  eyeball or Turret Cameras. Whilst they may look strange they have outstanding vision both day and night and are one of our most popular cameras from Hikvision. 

Used widely in homes and Cafe's. From their first version  the camera shape has changed slightly, but now has enhanced features including an audible alarm and 4K. Black turret cameras are widely used in restaurants to blend in with decor for aesthetic purposed.

The newer versions of the Turret cameras have outstanding features including, motorised lenses, audible alarms, microphone, vari focal lenses, some with back up SD card for recording.


In addition, extreme light conditions are taken into consideration in the design process. ColorVu cameras are equipped with warm supplemental light, so when there is no light source whatsoever – even starlight or street lights – they can guarantee colourful imaging. This feature provides environmentally friendly, soft, warm lighting, reducing any harsh discolouration of the object being illuminated.


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  • 3 Year Manufacturer warranty on Hikvision security systems



Footage from our Demo board all HIKVision camera's.

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