2.4 MP and 5 MP bullet and dome cameras over coax (Cosmic, Indigo, Guard+ and illumax dual-light lines) with 4, 8 and 16 channel DVRs.
CP Plus HD analog cameras send high-definition video over ordinary coaxial cable to a digital video recorder, which keeps the cost per camera low and lets an older analog site move to HD without pulling new cable. The cameras come as bullets for outdoor walls and poles and as domes for ceilings and corridors, in 2.4 MP and 5 MP, with IR for night and, in the illumax dual-light models, white LEDs that keep colour at night.
The lines sold most in India are Cosmic and Indigo for budget projects, Guard+ with audio pickup, and the illumax dual-light bullets and domes with smart IR. The matching DVRs come in 4, 8 and 16 channels, record H.265 to one or two hard disks, mix analog and a few IP channels on hybrid models, and stream to the gCMOB app over the internet.
Housing societies, shops, schools and small factories choose HD analog where cable runs are short, the camera count is under 32 and the budget is tight. Tell us the number of cameras, indoor or outdoor, the IR distance needed, the recording days and whether audio is required, and we quote cameras, DVR, hard disk, power supply and cable together.
Elume sells CP Plus hd analog cameras and dvrs on order: send the part numbers or the specification and the quantity, and we come back with one GST-ready quote, usually within a working day. Bulk and project quantities welcome; delivery across India. See the whole CP Plus range we quote on the CP Plus page, or the full catalogue on CP Plus's own site.
The series asked for most. Any other CP Plus part number is quoted the same way.
Yes. HD analog cameras run over RG59 or RG6 coax already installed for older CCTV, up to a few hundred metres, so an upgrade usually means new cameras and a new DVR only.
Roughly 7 to 10 days for eight 2.4 MP cameras at H.265 on continuous recording; motion-only recording stretches it. State the days you need and we size the disk.
The MeitY security requirements and STQC apply to internet-connected (IP) cameras. Analog cameras connect to the DVR only, but the DVR itself connects to the network; tell us if the project is a government tender and we quote accordingly.
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