2 to 8 MP bullet, dome and turret cameras, fixed and varifocal, with STQC-certified models for government work.
Sparsh CCTV IP cameras are designed and built in India by Samriddhi Automations, and the brand describes itself as India's first STQC-certified CCTV company. The range runs from 2 MP to 8 MP bullets, domes and turrets with fixed or motorised varifocal lenses, PoE, IR to 30, 50 and 80 metres, H.265 and edge analytics such as line crossing, intrusion and people counting on the smart models.
Sparsh has sold mainly into government, defence and transport projects, and its cameras appear on the STQC certified list that public-sector tenders require, with 43 models on the August 2026 list. The company also says it was first to achieve BIS certification for the largest range of cameras under ER-01 (2024). Certification is model by model, so the exact models are confirmed at quote time.
District offices, police, railways, utilities, universities and PSUs specify Sparsh where the tender asks for STQC and Indian manufacture; societies and factories choose it for the same reasons at project volumes. Tell us the camera count, resolution, indoor or outdoor, IR range, lens, PoE or 12 V and the tender's certification clause.
Elume sells Sparsh CCTV ip network cameras 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 Sparsh CCTV range we quote on the Sparsh CCTV page, or the full catalogue on Sparsh CCTV's own site.
The series asked for most. Any other Sparsh CCTV part number is quoted the same way.
Sparsh has network camera models on the STQC certified list and states that it was the first CCTV company to be STQC certified. We quote models that are on the list at the time of quoting, with the certificate reference, for any government tender.
Yes, Sparsh designs and manufactures in-house in India, which matters for tenders with local-content clauses.
PoE is the simplest way to power IP cameras: one Cat 6 cable per camera up to 100 m. Use 12 V only where a PoE run is impossible.
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