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Hikvision, a supplier of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, announces the launch of its new Turbo HD 4.0 range, which boasts ultra-low light performance and the ability to send power as well as 8MP video images over conventional coaxial cable.

H.265+ Video Compression Technology

The latest-generation Turbo HD 4.0 products also take advantage of Hikvision’s revolutionary new H.265+ video compression technology, which provides astounding savings on both bandwidth usage and storage requirements.

Hikvision introduced its first Turbo HD Solution in 2014, and revolutionized analog security. After years of fine-tuning and perfecting this powerful solution, Hikvision has launched Turbo HD 4.0—a brand new revolution in high-definition, high-performance surveillance video.

Power Over Coax 2.0 Capabilities

The first Turbo HD 4.0 products to hit the market include 8-megapixel box and varifocal bullet cameras, and DVRs with 4K UHD HDMI outputs. The 8MP cameras offer the highest resolution ever available in an analog surveillance system. Models equipped with Hikvision-patented Power over Coax 2.0 (PoC) capabilities also allow users to transmit both UHD video and power over the same coaxial cable, for faster, simpler, and less expensive installations using existing infrastructure.

Hikvision's H.265+ video technology is a major step forward in video compression, and means significant storage cost savings for users

As with previous Hikvision Turbo ranges, IP, analog, THikvision launches Blazer Express intellurbo HD, and third-party AHD cameras are all supported, providing a flexible upgrade path. The result is unrivaled performance for the end user allied with cost-effective installation.

Reduced Bandwidth Requirements

The Turbo HD 4.0 range not only supports the latest generation H.265 video compression standard, but also offers Hikvision’s revolutionary H.265+ video technology. H265+ dramatically improves encoding efficiency: reducing bandwidth requirements by up to 75% compared to H.264, and taking up half as much storage space for the same amount of video footage. Bitrates are reduced but transmission quality remains high. H.265+ is a major step forward in video compression, and means significant storage cost savings for users.

The new Turbo HD 4.0 range brings Hikvision’s renowned ultra-low light recording capabilities to cameras using coaxial cable for the first time. With Hikvision’s unique low light technology, these cameras provide sharp, full-color video images with as little light as 0.003lux.

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