HiLook 6MP Bullet 4-Camera Kit | 2TB HDD Pre-Installed

Four bullet cameras for a four-sided property where the priority is perimeter and approach — driveway, side fences, rear boundary. 40 m night-vision throw and a visible housing that tells intruders they're on camera.

Built for

• Long driveways, rural property boundaries, fence lines — the 40 m IR throw and directional view suit watching an approach, where a doorway-focused camera would waste most of its frame.
• Car parks, yards, storage compounds — a visible bullet housing is a deterrent in its own right; would-be intruders can see they're on camera before they commit.
• Small commercial perimeters — loading docks, side access, the back fence where someone would actually climb over.
• Trade and installer jobs where the brief is obvious, pointed cameras covering specific approaches, rather than discreet dome or turret coverage.

HiLook vs Hikvision Pro — what you're actually getting

HiLook value cameras are made on the same lines as Hikvision Pro Series — same sensors, same compression, same warranty period — but with fewer high-end features. No on-camera AcuSense AI. No ColorVu 24/7 full-colour night. What the bullet gives you over the turret: a longer 40 m infrared throw and a prominent, directional housing that reads as a deterrent. What you get across the board: 6 MP resolution (3× the detail of 1080p), IP67 weatherproofing, built-in microphone, PoE single-cable install, and recording to a hard drive that's already in the box.

What's in the box, and why each piece is there

• 4 × HiLook IPC-B261H-MU 6MP Bullet cameras — 3200×1800 resolution at 25 fps (3× the detail of 1080p), 40 m infrared night vision (longer throw than the turret range), IP67, f/1.6 aperture, 120 dB WDR, built-in microphone, PoE single-cable power + data, 2.8 mm lens with 107° horizontal field of view, directional bullet housing as a visible deterrent.
• 1 × HiLook NVR-104MH-C-4P-2TB 4-channel NVR with 2 TB HDD pre-installed — 4 PoE ports built-in, Western Digital Surveillance 2 TB HDD already installed, HDMI + VGA output, H.265+ compression. HDD included — no BYO drive needed, ready to record out of the box.
• 4 × camera mounting hardware kits + quick-start guide

Why this size and not the next one up/down

4-cam vs 6-cam: 6-cam adds two more approaches but steps up to the 8-channel NVR (an extra ~$145 on top of the two cameras). 4-cam bullet vs 4-cam turret: about $91 more than the turret kit — pay it where you need the longer 40 m IR throw and a visible deterrent housing on the perimeter, rather than discreet turret coverage of a doorway.

Bullet vs turret — which form for which job

A bullet camera projects further and announces itself: the long body houses a bigger IR array (40 m here vs 30 m on the turret) and the shape is unmistakably a camera, which deters before it records. A turret is lower-profile, harder to vandalise, and better for doorways and tighter scenes. Choose bullets for driveways, fence lines and yards where you're watching an approach; choose turrets for entries and wall-mounted close coverage. Most larger sites mix both — these kits are the perimeter half of that.

Specifications

You'll need to supply

• Cat6 ethernet from NVR to each camera — we stock the Hikvision Cat6 305m spool (DS-1LN6UZC0-BLUE, $289.99) and StarTech Cat6 RJ45 plugs (CRJ45C6SOL50, $49.99). One spool covers most 4-cam installs; bullets on a long perimeter may need more.
• Monitor or TV with HDMI/VGA input for local NVR viewing.
• Internet router for Hik-Connect remote app access.
• Drill + masonry bits for camera mounting.

Saving vs buying separately

At list, the components total $790.95. Bundle price: $751.40. You save $39.55.