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Dahua HAC-T1A21 (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC Camer ...
127.01.776.23 Dahua HAC-T1A21 (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC Camera
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Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Dome
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
Motion Detection - No
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua HAC-HDW1200RP (2.8mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC C ...
127.01.776.24 Dahua HAC-HDW1200RP (2.8mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC Camera
127.01.776.24

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Dome
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
Motion Detection - Yes
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua HAC-B1A21 (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Cam ...
127.01.776.25 Dahua HAC-B1A21 (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Camera
127.01.776.25

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
Motion Detection - Yes
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua HAC-HFW1200RP 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera
127.01.776.26 Dahua HAC-HFW1200RP 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera
127.01.776.26

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Mini Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
Motion Detection - Yes
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua HAC-HDW1200EMP-A 2.0MP Dome CC Camera w ...
127.01.776.03 Dahua HAC-HDW1200EMP-A 2.0MP Dome CC Camera with Built in Audio
127.01.776.03

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Dome
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 50 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua DH-HAC-T1A51P (3.6mm) (5.0MP) Dome CC C ...
127.01.776.04 Dahua DH-HAC-T1A51P (3.6mm) (5.0MP) Dome CC Camera
127.01.776.04

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Dome
Mega Pixels (MP) - 5.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
Motion Detection - Yes
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua HAC-HFW1200TLP-A 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera ...
127.01.776.06 Dahua HAC-HFW1200TLP-A 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera With Built in Audio
127.01.776.06

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 80 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua HAC-HFW1200SP 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera
127.01.776.07 Dahua HAC-HFW1200SP 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera
127.01.776.07

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 30 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE16H0T-IT3F (6mm) (5MP) Bullet ...
127.01.485.104 Hikvision DS-2CE16H0T-IT3F (6mm) (5MP) Bullet CC Camera
127.01.485.104

Usage - Outdoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 5.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 40 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE56D0T-IP-ECO (2.8mm) (2.0MP) ...
127.01.485.117 Hikvision DS-2CE56D0T-IP-ECO (2.8mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC Camera
127.01.485.117

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Turret
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
Motion Detection - No
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE16D3T-ITPF (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bu ...
127.01.485.103 Hikvision DS-2CE16D3T-ITPF (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Camera
127.01.485.103

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Mini Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 30 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua HAC-HFW1200TLP 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera
127.01.776.05 Dahua HAC-HFW1200TLP 2.0MP Bullet CC Camera
127.01.776.05

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 40 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE16D0T-IP ECO (3.6mm) (2.0MP) ...
127.01.485.126 Hikvision DS-2CE16D0T-IP ECO (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Camera
127.01.485.126

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE76D0T-ITPFS (2.8mm) (2.0MP) D ...
127.01.485.128 Hikvision DS-2CE76D0T-ITPFS (2.8mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC Camera
127.01.485.128

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Turret
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE10DFT-FC (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bull ...
127.01.485.129 Hikvision DS-2CE10DFT-FC (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Camera
127.01.485.129

Usage - Outdoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Color
Motion Detection - 4 programmable areas
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE72DFT-FC (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Dome ...
127.01.485.130 Hikvision DS-2CE72DFT-FC (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC Camera
127.01.485.130

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Turret
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Color
Motion Detection - 4 programmable motion areas
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE12DFT-FC (6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet ...
127.01.485.131 Hikvision DS-2CE12DFT-FC (6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Camera
127.01.485.131

Usage - Outdoor
Form-Factor - Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Color
Motion Detection - 4 programmable areas
IR Range - 40 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE56D0T-I2PFB (3.6mm) (2.0MP) D ...
127.01.485.151 Hikvision DS-2CE56D0T-I2PFB (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Dome CC Camera
127.01.485.151

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Turret
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
Motion Detection - No
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Hikvision DS-2CE10DF3T-F (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bull ...
127.01.485.166 Hikvision DS-2CE10DF3T-F (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Camera
127.01.485.166

Usage - Indoor & Outdoor
Form-Factor - Mini Bullet
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Color
Motion Detection - 4 programmable areas
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Dahua DH-HAC-T2A21P 2MP Dome CC Camera # DH-H ...
127.01.776.82 Dahua DH-HAC-T2A21P 2MP Dome CC Camera # DH-HAC-T2A21P
127.01.776.82

Usage - Indoor
Form-Factor - Dome
Mega Pixels (MP) - 2.0
Night Vision Mode - Black and White
IR Range - 20 Meter
Color - White

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Buy CCTV Camera At The Best Price in Bangladesh

CCTV camera price in Bangladesh starts from around Tk 1,300 at Ryans and can go higher depending on camera resolution, body type, lens, night-vision technology, audio support, illumination range, outdoor protection and recorder compatibility. Ryans offers CC camera options for homes, apartments, shops, offices, showrooms, schools, warehouses, gates and parking areas.

You can compare practical 2MP models for regular monitoring, detailed 3MP and 5MP cameras, indoor dome designs, outdoor bullet cameras, turret models, built-in audio and color night-vision options. The right security camera is not simply the model with the highest megapixel count. A camera must match the place, viewing distance, light condition, mounting position, recorder and storage plan.

Choose a CCTV Camera by Security Need

Start with the area you want to monitor. This makes it easier to decide the body style, lens, resolution, night vision and recorder capacity.

Home and Apartment

Use wide-view dome or turret cameras for rooms, stair areas and covered entrances. Add an outdoor bullet camera for the main gate, garage, rooftop or boundary. A 2MP camera is practical for basic monitoring, while a higher-resolution model helps when the camera covers a wider area.

Recommended Product: Dahua DH-HAC-T1A21P 2MP Dome CC Camera →

Retail Shop and Cash Counter

Place a dome or turret camera above the counter and another camera toward the entrance. Built-in microphone support can add useful context around customer service and payment areas. Choose a lens that keeps the counter large enough in the frame for practical review.

Office and Showroom

Use clean-looking indoor cameras for reception, working zones and display areas. Bullet cameras can cover entrances, corridors and parking access. Plan extra recorder channels if the office may add more rooms, floors or entry points later.

Gate, Garage and Parking

Choose an outdoor bullet camera with suitable weather protection and a focused view. Longer IR or illumination distance is useful when the gate or parking lane extends beyond normal indoor range. Color night vision can help identify clothing or vehicle color after dark.

Warehouse and Storage Area

Warehouses usually need more than one viewing direction. Use higher-resolution bullet cameras for aisles, loading points and important stock zones. Check low-light performance, cable distance, recorder support and storage retention before deciding the final camera count.

School, Clinic and Public Area

Plan cameras around entrances, corridors, reception, waiting areas and equipment rooms without placing them in private spaces. A multi-camera recorder, clear user permissions and a defined footage-retention policy are important for responsible daily operation.

Recommended Product: Hikvision DS-2CE70D0T-PTLXTS 2MP PT Dome CC Camera →

Popular CCTV Camera Types

Camera shape affects mounting, visibility, direction and the kind of area it can cover well.

Bullet CC Camera

A bullet camera is easy to aim toward a fixed direction. It is commonly used on outdoor walls, gates, parking lanes, corridors and warehouse sides. Its visible shape can also act as a security warning.

Dome CC Camera

A dome camera has a compact body that fits neatly on ceilings and indoor corners. It is suitable for rooms, counters, reception desks, shops, offices and covered entrances.

Turret or Eyeball Camera

A turret or eyeball camera is easy to angle after mounting. It works well in indoor corners, storefronts, covered outdoor points and mixed spaces where installers need flexible positioning.

PT Dome Camera

Selected PT dome models provide controlled movement, two-way audio or warning functions. They can be useful for a room, small hall or active monitoring point where one fixed direction is not enough.

Recommended CCTV Camera Models at Ryans

Compare product names, main specifications and suitable uses without individual product prices. Selected product links are placed in the use-case recommendations above.

Product Name	Main Specification	Suitable Use
Dahua DH-HAC-T1A21P 2MP Dome CC Camera	2.8mm lens, indoor dome, black-and-white night vision, 20m IR range	Room, counter, reception and small indoor area
Hikvision DS-2CE16D0T-ITPFS 2MP Bullet CC Camera	3.6mm lens, mini bullet body, built-in audio, 25m IR range	Entrance, corridor, shop front and mixed use
Dahua HAC-B1A21-U-IL-A 2MP Smart Dual Light Bullet CC Camera	Outdoor bullet, smart dual light, color night vision, 30m IR range	Gate, garage, parking and outdoor wall
Dahua DH-HAC-T1A21P-U-IL-A 2MP Eyeball Dome CC Camera	2.8mm lens, smart dual light, built-in audio, adjustable dome body	Shop, indoor corner, doorway and covered entrance
Hikvision DS-2CE76D0T-LPFS 2MP Color Dome CC Camera	2.8mm lens, color night vision, built-in audio, 20m IR range	Cash counter, office room and customer area
Dahua DH-HAC-HFW1200CLP-IL-A 2MP Bullet CC Camera	3.6mm lens, outdoor bullet, built-in audio, smart dual light	Building side, shop entrance and short outdoor lane
Dahua DH-HAC-HFW1209CMP-IL-A 2MP Bullet CC Camera	Indoor and outdoor support, built-in audio, color night vision	Home gate, small office and business entrance
Hikvision DS-2CE70DF0T-PFS 2MP ColorVu Turret CC Camera	3MP 2K output, smart hybrid light, built-in audio, 2.8mm lens	Detailed indoor monitoring and wider shop coverage
Hikvision DS-2CE16G0T-LPFS 3MP Mini Bullet CC Camera	3MP 2K output, smart hybrid light, built-in audio, 25m IR range	Outdoor entrance, garage and focused business monitoring
Hikvision DS-2CE17H0T-IT3F 5MP Bullet CC Camera	5MP output, 6mm lens, outdoor bullet body, 40m IR range	Focused gate, long corridor and warehouse direction
Hikvision DS-2CE70D0T-PTLXTS 2MP PT Dome CC Camera	2.8mm lens, two-way audio, siren and visual alarm support	Room, small hall and actively monitored indoor point
Dahua HAC-HFW1500CLP-IL-A 5MP Bullet CC Camera	5MP output, smart dual light, built-in audio, outdoor protection	Parking, warehouse, gate and detail-focused outdoor use

What to Check Before Buying a CCTV Camera

Check the complete system instead of selecting a camera only by body shape, megapixel or night-vision distance. Each point below affects usable footage, installation reliability and total setup cost.

• Installation Place: Decide whether the camera will be indoors, outdoors or under a covered area. Outdoor points need suitable housing, protected cable joints and secure mounting. Indoor cameras can focus more on viewing angle, appearance and audio requirements.

• Camera Body: Use bullet cameras for visible, directional outdoor coverage. Dome cameras fit cleanly on ceilings, while turret or eyeball cameras are easier to angle after installation. Choose the body according to mounting position and maintenance access.

• Resolution: A 2MP camera is practical for regular rooms, doors and counters. A 3MP or 5MP camera keeps more detail across wider scenes, but it also needs compatible recorder input and more storage. Resolution cannot fix poor lighting or a distant subject that appears very small in the frame.

• Lens and Viewing Angle: A 2.8mm lens usually provides a wider nearby view, while 3.6mm and 6mm lenses give a narrower, more focused direction. Measure the camera-to-subject distance and decide whether you need a broad overview or a larger view of one entrance or lane.

• Camera Position and Height: Install the camera high enough to reduce tampering but not so high that faces become mostly top views. Avoid pointing directly at strong lights, reflective glass or moving branches. Test the actual frame before completing cable work.

• Night Vision and IR Range: IR range describes illumination distance in darkness, not guaranteed identification distance. Walls, rain, dust, insects, reflective surfaces and nearby lights can affect the result. Select the range according to the real target distance, not the largest number available.

• Black-and-White or Color Night View: Standard infrared gives monochrome footage when normal light is unavailable. Color night vision or Smart Dual Light can preserve clothing and vehicle color, but visible lighting may switch on. Consider neighbours, windows and the area’s lighting policy.

• Audio Support: Some CCTV cameras include a microphone, and selected models support two-way audio. Confirm camera and recorder compatibility, playback support and local privacy requirements. Avoid placing microphones beside fans, machinery or heavy road noise.

• WDR and Difficult Lighting: WDR or DWDR helps when an entrance has bright daylight behind a person while the indoor area is darker. This feature is especially useful at glass doors, road-facing gates, loading entrances and reception areas with strong backlight.

• Recorder Compatibility: Check video format, supported input resolution, frame rate, audio method and channel count. A connector may fit physically while an older DVR or XVR still fails to show the camera or records at reduced quality.

• Channel Planning: Count the cameras required now and keep spare recorder channels for future doors, rooms or outdoor points. Also verify that every channel supports the intended resolution because some recorders apply different limits across analog and IP inputs.

• Storage Requirement: Recording days depend on camera count, resolution, frame rate, compression and continuous or motion-based recording. Plan the surveillance HDD before installation so important footage is not overwritten earlier than expected.

• Cable and Connectors: Poor cable, loose BNC connectors, exposed joints and voltage drop can create lines, signal loss or unstable video. Measure the complete route, minimise joins and protect all outdoor connection points inside suitable boxes.

• Power and Backup: Match camera voltage and adapter capacity, then include every camera, recorder and router in the backup calculation. Supplying UPS power only to the recorder will not keep recording active if the cameras lose power.

• Remote Viewing and Security: Mobile viewing needs a stable router, internet upload speed and correct recorder setup. Use strong passwords, separate viewer permissions and supported applications. Remote access should be tested before the installer leaves.

• Warranty and Installation Scope: Check the warranty of the camera, recorder, storage and accessories separately. Confirm whether cable, mounting, configuration and after-installation support are included or charged as separate services.

2MP vs 3MP vs 5MP CCTV Camera

Megapixel affects how much image information is recorded, but usable detail also depends on lens, subject distance, lighting, frame rate, compression and camera position. Compare the complete setup before choosing a higher resolution.

Comparison	2MP CCTV Camera	3MP CCTV Camera	5MP CCTV Camera
Typical output	Usually 1920 × 1080 Full HD. It provides clear everyday monitoring when important subjects remain reasonably close.	Often around 2K-class output depending on the model. It records more scene information than 2MP without the storage demand of many 5MP setups.	Commonly 2592 × 1944 or a similar 5MP format. It preserves finer detail across a wider scene when the lens and lighting are suitable.
Practical coverage	Best for one room, doorway, counter, lift lobby or short corridor where the target area is clearly defined.	Useful for medium rooms, wider counters, office entrances and shop areas that need a little more review detail.	Better for parking rows, gates, warehouse aisles, wider shop floors and important commercial entry points.
Face and object detail	Suitable when people pass close to the camera and the face occupies a useful part of the frame.	Keeps more detail when subjects are moderately farther away or several people appear in one view.	Provides stronger post-event review potential, but it still cannot identify a distant subject that appears only as a few pixels.
Digital zoom after recording	Limited cropping is useful, but heavy zoom quickly reveals pixelation.	Allows more cropping than 2MP while keeping a balanced file size.	Offers the most cropping flexibility among these options, especially in well-lit wide scenes.
Low-light consideration	Can perform well at night when the sensor, aperture and IR system are properly designed.	Needs enough light to preserve its extra detail. Smart hybrid light can improve event footage.	Higher resolution alone does not guarantee better night footage. Sensor size, aperture, illumination and noise control remain critical.
Storage demand	Lowest of the three at similar frame rate, compression and recording schedule. Suitable for longer retention on a limited HDD.	Medium storage use. It is a practical middle option for buyers who want more detail without maximising every channel.	Highest storage use. Larger HDD capacity, efficient compression or motion-based recording may be needed to maintain the same number of days.
Recorder requirement	Supported by many Full HD DVR and XVR models, but input format and frame rate should still be checked.	Requires a recorder that clearly lists 3MP or the camera's exact video format and frame rate.	Needs confirmed 5MP input and recording support. Some older recorders may show no image, reduce quality or record at a lower frame rate.
Best buying approach	Choose for close, clearly defined zones and multi-camera projects where dependable coverage matters more than heavy zoom.	Choose as a balanced upgrade for shops, offices and entrances that need extra clarity with controlled storage.	Choose for high-priority or wider zones, then match the recorder, HDD, lens and lighting to the higher-detail requirement.
Avoid choosing when	One camera must cover a very wide area and important details will remain small or far away.	Your recorder supports only Full HD input or the added detail provides no benefit for the camera position.	The recorder, storage or cable quality cannot support it, or poor lighting and placement will waste the extra resolution.

Practical tip: Use higher resolution on the most important cameras, such as the main gate, cash counter or loading point. Standard 2MP cameras may still be sufficient for secondary rooms and general movement monitoring.

CCTV Night-Vision Options

Night-vision technology affects how the camera records when normal lighting is low or completely off.

Infrared Night Vision

Infrared cameras normally switch to black-and-white footage in darkness. This is suitable when the main goal is to record movement, shape and activity without visible light. It is widely used in rooms, corridors, gates and outdoor walls.

Color Night Vision

Color night vision keeps more color information in low-light scenes, often with the help of visible warm light. It can make clothing, vehicle color and nearby objects easier to distinguish during event review.

Smart Dual Light

Smart dual light can use infrared during quiet periods and activate visible light when a target is detected. This provides a balance between discreet monitoring and useful color footage during important events.

CCTV Camera, IP Camera or WiFi Camera?

Analog CCTV Camera

A traditional CC camera sends video through coaxial cable to a compatible DVR or XVR. It is practical for fixed wired systems, existing coaxial installations and cost-controlled multi-camera setups.

IP Camera

An IP camera connects through a network and normally records to an NVR or supported storage. It is useful for new installations, PoE cabling, larger projects and network-based expansion.

WiFi Camera

A WiFi security camera connects to a wireless router and is convenient for mobile app viewing, small homes, rental spaces and simple standalone monitoring. Many models still need a power adapter.

What You Need for a Complete CCTV Setup

A security camera cannot record and store footage by itself in a standard analog setup. Plan the recorder, storage, viewing, networking, installation and backup components before work begins.

DVR

A DVR records and manages compatible analog CCTV cameras. Match the number of channels, supported input and recording resolution, audio method, compression and maximum HDD capacity.

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XVR

An XVR supports several analog HD formats and may also accept selected IP camera channels. It is useful when upgrading an older system, mixing camera technologies or keeping future expansion options open.

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Surveillance Storage

Choose a surveillance-suitable HDD and calculate capacity from camera count, resolution, frame rate, compression, recording schedule and required retention days. Keep space for future cameras.

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CCTV Camera Accessories

Power adapters, video baluns, BNC and DC connectors, brackets, junction boxes and suitable cable help maintain stable video, protected joints and safer mounting.

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Monitor

A monitor is used for live viewing, recorder configuration, playback and footage export. Confirm the DVR or XVR output, screen resolution and the number of camera windows operators need to view.

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Network Router

A stable router and internet connection support mobile viewing, notifications and off-site recorder access. Check upload speed, router placement and user-account security before relying on remote monitoring.

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UPS and Backup Power

Include cameras, recorder and router in the load calculation so recording and remote access can continue during short outages. Select capacity according to total wattage and required backup time.

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CCTV Camera Package

A package can simplify component matching when you need cameras, recording, storage, viewing and related equipment together. Check exactly what is included before comparing two packages.

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Popular CCTV Camera Brands at Ryans

Compare brand options by recorder compatibility, resolution, lighting technology, audio, warranty and the features required for your project.

Dahua CCTV Camera

Dahua offers dome, eyeball and bullet CC cameras for indoor and outdoor monitoring. Buyers can compare practical 2MP models, detailed 5MP options, built-in microphones, HDCVI technology and smart dual-light cameras for homes and commercial spaces.

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Hikvision CCTV Camera

Hikvision provides mini bullet, dome, turret and selected PT dome cameras with options such as 2MP, 3MP, 5MP, ColorVu, smart hybrid light, built-in audio, longer IR range and outdoor monitoring support.

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The wider Ryans CC camera collection may also include models from Armor, CP PLUS, Panasonic and Uniview. Availability can vary, so compare the current category filters and product details before selecting a brand for a new or existing system.

Why Buy CCTV Camera from Ryans?

Ryans helps individual and business buyers compare cameras and the related components required for a usable security system.

Genuine CCTV camera models with stated warranty information
Clear specifications for usage, form factor, megapixel, night vision, audio and IR range
Related recorders, storage, accessories, monitors, routers and backup-power products
Online ordering, branch availability checking and delivery support across Bangladesh
EMI, COD and eligible delivery options according to order conditions
Product-selection and order support through Ryans branches and contact channels

FAQ About CCTV Camera

Can a CCTV camera work without internet?+

Yes. A wired CCTV system can record locally to a compatible DVR or XVR without internet. Internet is mainly required for mobile viewing, alerts, remote playback and off-site management.

Will CCTV cameras record during load shedding?+

Only when the cameras, recorder and any required router receive backup power. Connect the complete essential system to a suitable UPS or backup source; powering only the recorder will not keep the cameras recording.

How many CCTV cameras are needed for a house or small shop?+

Start by covering the main entrance, important indoor area and any gate, cash counter, storage point or blind spot. Many small setups use two to four cameras, but the correct number depends on layout and viewing angles.

How long does CCTV footage stay saved?+

Retention depends on camera count, resolution, frame rate, compression, recording schedule and HDD capacity. More cameras and higher quality use storage faster. Calculate the required number of days before choosing the hard drive.

Can a new CCTV camera work with an old DVR?+

It may work only if the recorder supports the camera’s video format, input resolution, frame rate and audio method. Check the exact DVR or XVR specification before replacing or adding a camera.

Can CCTV footage be watched on a mobile phone?+

Yes, when the recorder supports remote access and is connected to a stable router and internet connection. Complete the supported app setup, use strong passwords and test live view and playback before final installation.

What should be included in a complete CCTV setup?+

A typical wired setup needs cameras, a compatible DVR or XVR, surveillance HDD, power supply, cable, connectors, mounting accessories and optional monitor, router and UPS. The exact list depends on camera type and location.

Latest CCTV Camera Price List in BD - August 2026

Product Name	Taka/BDT
Hikvision DS-2CE16D0T-ITPFS (3.6mm) (2.0MP) Bullet CC Camera (Built-in Audio)	1,600
Hikvision DS-2CE76D0T-LPFS (2.8mm) (2.0MP) Color Dome CC Camera (Built in Audio)	1,733
Hikvision DS-2CE16K0T-LFS (3.6mm) (5.0MP) 3K Smart Hybrid Light Audio Fixed Mini Bullet CC Camera	2,800
Hikvision DS-2CE76K0T-LPFS (2.8mm) 3K Smart Hybrid Light Audio Indoor Fixed Turret CC Camera	2,860
Hikvision DS-2CE12DF0T-FS (3.6mm) (2.0MP) ColorVu Bullet CC Camera (Built in Audio)	3,360