Security Cameras Australia — PoE IP Cameras All Brands

Resolution

2MP 15 4MP 63 5MP 29 6MP 68 4K (8MP) 97 12MP 6

NightVision

30m IR Night Vision100 40m IR Night Vision43 50m IR Night Vision28 60m IR Night Vision39 Full Color Night Vision96 Smart Hybrid Light1

Audio

Built-in Microphone114 Built-in Speaker1 Two-Way Audio71

Active Deterrence

Audio Alarm29 Blue/Red Strobe13 False Alarm Reduction1 Strobe Light17

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IK10 Vandal Resistant11 IP66 Rated26 IP67 Weatherproof279

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NightVision

30m IR Night Vision100 40m IR Night Vision43 50m IR Night Vision28 60m IR Night Vision39 Full Color Night Vision96 Smart Hybrid Light1

Audio

Built-in Microphone114 Built-in Speaker1 Two-Way Audio71

Active Deterrence

Audio Alarm29 Blue/Red Strobe13 False Alarm Reduction1 Strobe Light17

IP Rating1

IK10 Vandal Resistant11 IP66 Rated26 IP67 Weatherproof279

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About All Security Cameras

Shop a comprehensive range of professional PoE security cameras from Hikvision, Dahua, HiLook, and TP-Link VIGI. Every camera at Smarket uses Power over Ethernet — a single Ethernet cable per camera carries both power and video back to the NVR, eliminating the need for separate power supplies and electrician work. AI human and vehicle detection is standard across the range.

Choose by brand: Hikvision security cameras (AcuSense AI + ColorVu / Smart Hybrid Light), Dahua security cameras (WizSense + TiOC active deterrence + WizMind analytics), HiLook security cameras (from approximately $80, Hikvision-compatible), or TP-Link VIGI cameras (zero subscription, ONVIF open standard).

Or filter by form factor across all brands: turret cameras (most popular for AU homes), bullet cameras (long-range outdoor), dome cameras (vandal-proof commercial), or PTZ cameras. By resolution: 6MP (residential sweet spot) or 4K (8MP) (evidence-grade).

What's Included in All Security Cameras

Browse all security cameras by brand or attribute:

By brand:
• Hikvision security cameras
• Dahua security cameras
• HiLook security cameras
• TP-Link VIGI cameras

By form factor:
• All turret cameras
• All bullet cameras
• All dome cameras
• All PTZ cameras

By resolution: 6MP or 4K (8MP).

All Security Cameras Configurations & Specs

Form Factor Selection Guide

Turret cameras (most popular for homes):
Resolution: 4MP / 6MP / 8MP 4K | IR range: typically 30m | Best for: under-eave residential mounting, entry doors, gates | Pricing tier: from ~$80 (HiLook) to ~$300 (Hikvision 4K ColorVu)

Bullet cameras:
Resolution: 4MP / 6MP / 8MP 4K | IR range: 50-80m | Best for: fence lines, long driveways, perimeter coverage | Motorised varifocal options available

Dome cameras:
Resolution: 4MP / 6MP / 8MP 4K | IK10 vandal rating | Best for: retail ceilings, offices, public-accessible commercial | Indoor and outdoor IP67 variants

PTZ cameras:
Resolution: 2MP / 4MP / 8MP | Optical zoom: up to 32x | IR range: up to 200m | Best for: car parks, warehouse yards, large open areas

Common across all current cameras: PoE single-cable install (802.3af), H.265+ compression, AI human/vehicle detection, ONVIF compliance, mobile app remote access, 3-year Australian warranty.

Comparing All Security Cameras Models

Brand Comparison Across Security Cameras

Hikvision — premium tier with AcuSense AI standard, ColorVu full-colour night vision (down to 0.0005 lux), Smart Hybrid Light intelligent IR-to-white-LED switching. Best ecosystem maturity in Australia. Entry IP camera ~$190.

Dahua — WizSense AI standard, TiOC variants add automatic siren and red-blue strobe deterrence (unique in AU market), WizMind tier offers commercial analytics (facial recognition, people counting, ANPR). Entry ~$170.

HiLook — manufactured by Hikvision, fully Hik-Connect compatible, streamlined feature set keeps prices down. From approximately $80 per IP camera. Best when budget is the leading constraint.

TP-Link VIGI — networking-brand reliability with decades of PoE expertise. Open ONVIF standard, free VIGI app, zero subscription fees. Different ecosystem from Hikvision/Dahua.

Quick decision guide:
• Need active deterrence (siren + strobe) → Dahua TiOC
• Need ColorVu full-colour night vision → Hikvision
• Need lowest entry price → HiLook (~$80)
• Already a TP-Link customer → TP-Link VIGI
• Unsure → Hikvision or Dahua based on AcuSense vs WizSense + TiOC preference

Why Choose All Security Cameras?

Australian Security Camera Specialists
Smarket is an Australian-owned specialist focused exclusively on professional security cameras and CCTV systems. Product recommendations are backed by deep technical knowledge of every camera, NVR, and accessory we carry. Sydney-based technical support team.

Competitive Pricing & Free Australian Shipping
Competitive pricing across the full range with volume discounts on multi-camera orders. Free shipping on orders over $300 nationwide. Transparent pricing with no hidden costs and zero subscription fees on any system.

Free Pre-Sale System Design Advice
Not sure which cameras suit your property layout? Contact our team with your floor plan and requirements — we'll recommend camera types, mounting positions, and quantities tailored to your specific property. No obligation, no upsell pressure.

Common Questions about All Security Cameras

What type of security camera is best for an Australian home?

Turret cameras are the most popular form factor for Australian homes — compact eyeball design fits cleanly under eaves, the open-face lens produces cleaner IR night vision than dome cameras, and 3-axis ball-joint mounts make aiming straightforward. A typical 3-bedroom home is well covered by 4 turret cameras at the front door, back door, driveway, and side gate.

What resolution should I choose?

6MP (3072×2048) is the residential sweet spot — sharp facial features at 5-15 metre distances with efficient storage usage. Choose 8MP (4K, 3840×2160) for driveways where licence plate capture matters or front doors where extended-range facial identification is critical. Avoid 1080p — the price gap to 6MP is small and the quality difference is significant.

Do I need Wi-Fi for PoE security cameras?

No. PoE cameras connect via Ethernet cable to an NVR — not Wi-Fi. This is more reliable: no signal dropouts, no battery charging, no cloud subscriptions. You only need internet for remote phone viewing through the brand's mobile app. The cameras and NVR communicate over your home network even if the internet is down.

How much does a complete security camera system cost in Australia?

A quality 4-camera PoE system ranges from $399 (HiLook) to $1,200+ (Hikvision 4K with ColorVu) including cameras, NVR, surveillance HDD, and pre-installation. Cat6 Ethernet cables typically add $50-100 depending on run lengths. Professional installation is optional and adds $400-800 depending on cable run complexity.

Are security cameras legal in Australia?

Yes, on your own private property. Avoid pointing cameras into neighbours' private areas (bedrooms, bathrooms, fenced backyards) — this can breach privacy laws. Audio recording laws vary by state and territory; for outdoor cameras facing public areas, Smarket recommends disabling audio or checking your state-specific rules. Notification signage is required for commercial premises.