Hikvision CCTV Accessories

Hikvision CCTV accessories cover everything needed around a Hikvision camera or recorder install: mounts and brackets for non-standard positions, power supplies and junction boxes, cables and connectors, pole and corner adapters, sun-shields and weatherproofing, and replacement parts. Buying genuine Hikvision-branded accessories matters for warranty preservation and fit consistency — a third-party bracket might "look the same" but rarely matches the camera's exact mounting screw pattern, weatherproofing gasket, or cable channel.

Security Cameras Australia stocks the Hikvision accessory range across mounts, power, cabling and replacement parts. Every accessory is genuine Australian Hikvision stock with manufacturer warranty.

For the broader Hikvision range see the Hikvision parent collection. For general (non-brand-specific) accessory categories see Camera Mounts & Brackets, Power Supplies, or Networking Equipment.

What's in the Hikvision accessory range

Genuine Hikvision accessories fall into five categories, each addressing a specific install need:

Mounts and brackets

Wall mounts — for cameras that need to extend off a wall (typical for bullets and PTZs).
Pole mounts — for installs on metal poles (carparks, fence lines, light poles).
Corner mounts — for external building corners where wall-mount geometry doesn't work.
Pendant/ceiling mounts — for high-ceiling commercial installs.
Junction boxes — integrated cable management at the camera position.

Genuine Hikvision mounts match the camera's exact bolt pattern, weatherproof gasket, and cable routing — important for warranty preservation and weatherproofing integrity.

Power supplies

12 V DC power supplies — for analog, HD-TVI, and non-PoE IP cameras.
24 V AC power supplies — for older or higher-draw camera variants.
Multi-channel power boxes — for centralised power to multiple analog/HD-TVI cameras at a single comms point.

For IP cameras with PoE, power comes from the NVR's PoE switch or a dedicated PoE switch — no separate power supply needed. See also general CCTV power supplies.

Cables and connectors

Pre-terminated camera cables — combined power + video for analog/HD-TVI installs.
BNC connectors for coax termination.
Patch cables and connectors for IP installs.

For bulk Ethernet cabling, see Ethernet network cables.

Weatherproofing and environmental

Sun shields for cameras in extreme exposure (white roofs, west-facing in summer).
Replacement gaskets and seals for camera and junction box weatherproofing.
Cable glands for IP66/IP67 sealed cable entry.

Replacement parts

Replacement lenses for variable-focal-length cameras.
Replacement dome bubbles for vandalised or scratched dome cameras.
Replacement PSUs for recorder units.

Why buy genuine Hikvision accessories

Three reasons it matters:

Warranty preservation. Hikvision camera warranty assumes genuine Hikvision mounting and power. A third-party bracket that puts mechanical stress on a non-load-bearing point, or a wrong-voltage PSU, can void the camera warranty.
Weatherproofing integrity. A camera's IP66/IP67 rating depends on the matched gasket and cable gland. A third-party bracket with a wrong gasket geometry breaks the seal.
Fit consistency. Hikvision Pro Series cameras share standardised mounting patterns within their series. Genuine accessories drop in cleanly; third-party often needs shimming, drilling, or adapter plates that introduce failure points.

Why buy from Security Cameras Australia

Authorised Hikvision dealer · genuine Australian stock with full manufacturer warranty.
Expert support · advice on accessory selection for non-standard installs, fit-out specification, and warranty-safe pairing.
Price-match · free shipping · 30-day returns.

Shop the Hikvision accessory range

Browse the accessory range below, or see the Hikvision parent collection for cameras and recorders. For non-brand-specific accessory categories see Camera Mounts & Brackets, Power Supplies, or Networking Equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions about Hikvision CCTV Accessories

Will third-party mounts work with Hikvision cameras?

Often physically yes, but at the cost of warranty, weatherproofing, and fit consistency. Hikvision warranty assumes genuine mounting hardware; a third-party bracket can void the camera warranty if it stresses the housing or breaks the IP66/IP67 seal. For warranty-critical commercial and government installs, always specify genuine Hikvision accessories. For residential lower-stakes installs, third-party mounts are common but worth checking the fit before final mounting.

Do Hikvision IP cameras need a separate power supply?

No — most Hikvision IP cameras run on PoE (Power over Ethernet), drawing power from the NVR's built-in PoE ports or a separate PoE switch over the same Cat6 cable that carries video. Only analog and HD-TVI cameras (and a small number of high-draw IP cameras like heated PTZs) need separate 12 V DC or 24 V AC power supplies.

What power supply do I need for a Hikvision analog or HD-TVI camera?

Most current Hikvision Turbo HD cameras run on 12 V DC at 1–2 A per camera depending on model and IR power. Confirm against the specific camera datasheet for exact draw. For multi-camera installs, centralised multi-channel power boxes are cleaner than individual plug-pack PSUs at each camera. Larger PTZ cameras may need 24 V AC instead of 12 V DC.

Are Hikvision replacement parts (lenses, dome bubbles, PSUs) covered under warranty?

Replacement parts are covered under the manufacturer warranty on the part itself, not the original camera warranty. Use genuine Hikvision replacement parts for any warranty-critical install — a third-party dome bubble that doesn't seal correctly creates the same IP-rating-breach risk as a third-party bracket. For residential lower-stakes replacements, third-party is common but at owner risk.

Can I retrofit Hikvision accessories to non-Hikvision cameras?

Sometimes — many junction boxes and pole mounts use standardised bolt patterns that work across brands. Mounts and brackets that interface directly with the camera body (matching the screw pattern, gasket geometry, and cable routing) are camera-specific and rarely cross-compatible. Power supplies are generally cross-compatible if voltage and current ratings match the target camera spec. When in doubt, ask before specifying.