This Hikvision CCTV system includes a 4-channel DVR (DS-7204HUHI-K1) and two 5MP ColorVu dome came...This Hikvision CCTV system includes a 4-channel DVR (DS-7204HUHI-K1) and two 5MP ColorVu dome cameras (DS-2CE72HFT-F28). The cameras feature IP67 rating, 20M EXIR night vision, and come with 18m BNC cables. Please note that the DVR does not include a Hard Drive (HDD).
This Hikvision CCTV system is ideal for home or small business owners seeking enhanced security with high-definition surveillance. Its key benefit is the combination of clear 5MP ColorVu cameras and a 4K Ultra HD DVR for detailed monitoring, day or night. A notable caveat is that the DVR does not include a Hard Drive (HDD), which must be purchased separately.
All features
Colour
White
Display Type
4K Ultra HD
Model Part Number
DS-7204HUHI-K1
Brand
HILOOK
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Does this system come with a Hard Drive?
No, the Hikvision CCTV system DVR does not include a Hard Drive (HDD). You will need to purchase a compatible 3.5" SATA HDD separately for recording footage.
What is the maximum resolution the cameras can record?
The cameras are 5MP (2560 x 1944 resolution), providing high-definition images.
How far can the night vision see?
The cameras feature EXIR night vision with a range of up to 20 meters (approximately 65 feet).
Can these cameras be used outdoors?
Yes, the cameras have an IP67 rating, which means they are dust-tight and protected against water immersion, making them suitable for outdoor use.
How many cameras can I connect to the DVR?
The DVR is a 4-channel model, meaning it can support up to four cameras.
Can I view the cameras remotely on my phone?
Yes, if the DVR is connected to the internet and you set up remote access through the Hik-Connect app or software, you can view your cameras on your smartphone or computer.
What type of cable is used to connect the cameras?
The system uses standard BNC coaxial cables for video transmission, and separate power cables for each camera. 18m BNC cables are included.
Troubleshooting
No video feed from cameras
Check BNC cable connections at both the camera and DVR. Ensure camera power is connected and the indicator light is on. Verify the DVR input channel is enabled.
DVR not recording
Confirm a compatible HDD is installed, recognized by the DVR, and has been formatted. Check the recording schedule settings in the DVR menu.
Poor image quality at night
Ensure the IR LEDs on the camera are not obstructed. Clean the camera lens. Check night vision settings in the DVR or camera configuration.
Cannot access remotely
Verify the DVR is connected to the internet via Ethernet. Ensure the network settings (IP address, subnet mask, gateway) are correct. Check firewall settings on your router and confirm P2P service is enabled on the DVR.
DVR status light is red or blinking
Refer to the DVR's manual for specific error code meanings. Common causes include HDD issues, network problems, or overheating. Ensure adequate ventilation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High-resolution 5MP cameras provide excellent image clarity.
ColorVu technology ensures color images in very low light.
IP67 rating offers robust weather resistance for outdoor use.
20M EXIR night vision extends surveillance capabilities in darkness.
4K output from the DVR supports detailed playback on compatible displays.
Cons
Hard Drive (HDD) is not included and must be purchased separately.
Limited to 4 channels, which may be insufficient for larger properties.
Setup requires basic technical knowledge for optimal configuration.
Long-term durability may depend on installation quality and environmental factors.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Install Hard Drive: Open the DVR casing and install a compatible 3.5" SATA HDD (sold separately). Secure it with provided screws.
Connect Cameras: Run BNC cables from the cameras to the corresponding input ports on the DVR. Connect the power adapters for each camera.
Connect DVR to Network: Connect the DVR to your router using an Ethernet cable for remote access.
Connect Monitor: Connect a monitor to the DVR using an HDMI or VGA cable.
Power On: Connect the power adapter to the DVR and turn it on.
Initial Configuration: Follow the on-screen wizard to set the date/time, create a password, and format the HDD.
Compatibility:
The DVR supports Hikvision's Turbo HD cameras and compatible analog cameras.
Requires a monitor with HDMI or VGA input.
A router with an internet connection is needed for remote viewing via mobile app or software.
Requires a 3.5" SATA Hard Drive for recording.
Care:
Cameras: Periodically clean the camera lenses with a soft, dry cloth. Ensure outdoor cameras are free from obstructions like heavy foliage or dirt buildup.
DVR: Keep the DVR in a well-ventilated area to prevent overheating. Dust the vents regularly with compressed air.
Cables: Ensure all BNC and power connections are secure and free from damage.