Hikvision DS-2CE79H8T-AIT3ZF TurboHD 5MP Outdoor Ultra-Low Light Turret Analog Camera, 2.7-13.5mm Motorized Varifocal Lens, White

Upgrade perimeter and facility monitoring with the Hikvision DS-2CE79H8T-AIT3ZF turret camera — a purpose-built 5MP TurboHD outdoor camera that delivers clear, actionable video while minimizing installation disruption. Designed for security integrators and IT managers, this Hikvision turret camera transmits high-definition analog over existing coax, enabling cost-effective HD upgrades without re-cabling. The motorized 2.7–13.5 mm varifocal lens and auto-focus let you precisely set fields of view for parking lots, retail entrances, or loading docks, while 130 dB True WDR preserves detail in high-contrast scenes. Ultra-low light capability and EXIR smart IR (up to 60 m) keep critical areas visible at night, and 3D DNR reduces noise for better analytics and lower storage requirements. Built to withstand outdoor deployments, the IP67-rated housing and broad temperature tolerance ensure continuous operation in harsh conditions. With multi-format output for broad compatibility, this camera simplifies integration into existing surveillance and monitoring systems. Ideal for commercial, industrial, and municipal security projects — contact sales or add to your quote to upgrade site surveillance today.

• Retrofit high-definition over existing coax with TurboHD, reducing installation time and cost while upgrading surveillance to 5MP clarity
• Ultra-low light EXIR with up to 60 m IR and advanced 3D DNR for usable night monitoring and fewer false alarms
• Motorized 2.7–13.5 mm varifocal lens with auto-focus lets installers remotely frame scenes for optimal coverage without re-mounting
• 130 dB True WDR delivers clear images in challenging lighting (backlight and high-contrast scenes) for reliable evidence capture
• Rugged IP67-rated turret housing and wide operating temperature range for dependable outdoor security in harsh environments
• Multi-format 4-in-1 output (TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS) ensures seamless integration with diverse recorders and hybrid systems