Dahua IP & Eagle HDCVI Analogue CCTV
Harbro Electrical stocks Dahua IP CCTV cameras and Eagle Analogue HDCVI systems for trade installers across the North East. IP and analogue kits, NVRs, DVRs, outdoor bullet and turret cameras in stock at our Peterlee trade counter and available for UK mainland delivery.
The Fundamentals
CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) describes any system in which camera feeds are transmitted to a restricted set of monitors or a recording device, rather than broadcast. In a trade installation context, this means a defined set of cameras connected to a recorder, with the footage accessible locally or remotely via a network connection or mobile app.
Harbro Electrical stocks two wired product ranges. The Dahua IP CCTV range is a network-based system: cameras connect over CAT5e or CAT6 ethernet cable, draw power via PoE (Power over Ethernet), and record to an NVR (Network Video Recorder). The Eagle Analogue range uses HDCVI (High Definition Composite Video Interface) technology: cameras connect over standard coaxial cable with BNC connectors and record to a DVR (Digital Video Recorder). Harbro also stocks a wireless CCTV range for installations where running cable is impractical.
Both wired systems are designed for professional installation. Dahua IP CCTV suits new-build installations, commercial fit-outs, and situations where CAT6 infrastructure is either already in place or being laid as part of a wider first-fix. Eagle Analogue HDCVI suits retrofits and upgrades of existing analogue CCTV systems where coaxial cable is already installed and running new ethernet cable runs would add significant labour cost.
Both the Dahua and Eagle Analogue ranges include outdoor CCTV cameras rated for external installation (typically IP66 or IP67 with IR night vision). These are hardwired systems: for trade electrical installations, a wired CCTV system delivers continuous power, uninterrupted recording, and a stable connection that a wireless CCTV camera dependent on Wi-Fi cannot always guarantee. Where running cable is genuinely impractical, Harbro also stocks a wireless CCTV range. Most trade-grade wireless cameras still require a cabled power supply at each camera location, so the "wireless" element refers to video transmission, not a fully wire-free installation.
We also stock CCTV kits combining recorder, cameras, and cabling accessories in 4-channel and 8-channel configurations for both IP and analogue formats. Dahua CCTV kits are particularly suited to new-build and commercial installs; Eagle Analogue kits are the go-to for retrofits. Both are popular with trade electricians working across the North East who need to quote a complete system in a single trade order.
Trade account customers see their invoiced pricing on all CCTV SKUs. Call our Peterlee trade counter before a visit if you need to confirm stock on specific camera models or kit configurations.
IP CCTV vs Analogue CCTV
Both formats record surveillance footage. They differ in how video is transmitted, how cameras are powered, how footage is stored, and which installation types each suits best. Here is a direct comparison.
In stock at Harbro
Dahua IP CCTV and Eagle Analogue HDCVI: both product lines in stock at the Peterlee trade counter. Trade account pricing applies at checkout.
DH-IPC-HDW1639T-A-IL. PoE-powered turret camera with dual-light active deterrence (warm light + IR). 6MP output, motion detection, two-way audio. Available in white, grey and black.
DH-IPC-HDW2849TMP-S-PV-0280B. 8MP (4K Ultra HD) PoE turret with TiOC dual-light active deterrence. 2.8mm fixed lens. Smart motion detection. Outdoor-rated.
DH-IPC-HDW3649HP-AS-PV-0280B-PRO. WizColour Series TiOC Pro with SDL active deterrence and full-colour night vision. 6MP, 2.8mm fixed-focal lens. PoE powered.
EAG-NVR-4K2-2AI-4. 4-channel Network Video Recorder with built-in PoE. Supports 4K recording per channel. AI-assisted detection. Hard drive sold separately.
EAG-NVR-4K2-2AI-8BB. 8-channel PoE NVR for installations requiring up to 8 IP cameras. 4K recording support, AI detection, remote access. Hard drive sold separately. Pairs with Dahua IP cameras for larger residential or commercial installs.
Complete Systems
Trade-ready CCTV kits combine the recorder, cameras, and connection accessories in a single trade order. Suitable for quoting a complete system to a residential or commercial client without sourcing components separately. Available in IP (Dahua) and analogue HDCVI (Eagle) formats.
4-channel Eagle PoE NVR with 4 x Dahua 6MP turret cameras and 4 x pre-made CAT5e ethernet cables. Hard drive sold separately to allow installer to specify the correct capacity. Flush-mount back boxes included.
Complete kit: 4-channel Eagle PoE NVR, Toshiba 2TB surveillance hard drive pre-installed, 4 x Dahua 6MP turret cameras, and 4 x pre-made CAT5 ethernet cables. Ceiling mounting brackets included. Ready to install.
4-channel Eagle DVR with 4 x Eagle 5MP HDCVI turret cameras, BNC coax cables, multi-power lead, and power supply adaptor. Hard drive sold separately. Junction back boxes included. Coax runs reuse existing RG59/RG6 where present.
Complete kit: Eagle 4-channel DVR, Toshiba 2TB surveillance hard drive pre-installed, 4 x Eagle 5MP HDCVI turret cameras, BNC coax cables, multi-power lead, and power supply adaptor. Junction back boxes included.
The 4-camera kits are available with or without a pre-installed 2TB Toshiba surveillance hard drive. Where the kit is supplied without a hard drive, the installer specifies the correct capacity for the job. A 2TB drive covers a 4-camera system at 5MP or 6MP continuous recording with approximately 7 to 10 days retention. Ask at the trade counter if you need guidance on storage sizing before ordering.
Local Trade Counter
Harbro Electrical is a trade electrical wholesaler in Peterlee, County Durham, and we stock Dahua IP cameras, Eagle Analogue HDCVI cameras, DVRs, NVRs, and complete CCTV kits at our Whitworth Road trade counter. If you are working across the North East (Peterlee, Hartlepool, Sunderland, Durham, Seaham, Easington or surrounding areas), you can call ahead and collect the same day.
Our counter staff are experienced electrical wholesalers. If you are specifying a system for a new install and need to decide between IP and analogue HDCVI, or you are quoting a retrofit and want to know whether your client's existing coax is compatible with the Eagle range, call or walk in and we will work through the spec with you.
If you have a specific camera model, resolution requirement, or channel count in mind, call before travelling: CCTV stock levels can be subject to lead times on individual models and we want to save you a wasted journey. Our Peterlee team can also order in CCTV accessories including PoE switches, CAT6 cable drums, BNC crimp connectors, and hard drives if they are not on the shelf when you visit.
Online orders are dispatched the same working day for UK mainland delivery, with free delivery on trade orders over £70. Trade account customers receive their invoiced trade pricing on all CCTV SKUs.
Frequently Asked
Questions trade customers ask at the counter before specifying a CCTV installation, answered directly.
IP CCTV transmits video as digital data over ethernet cable (CAT5e or CAT6). Cameras connect via RJ45 and draw power via PoE (Power over Ethernet), so a single cable from the NVR or PoE switch powers and connects each camera. Footage is recorded to an NVR (Network Video Recorder).
Analogue CCTV transmits video as an electrical signal over coaxial cable (RG59 or RG6) with BNC connectors. Each camera requires a separate power supply. Footage is recorded to a DVR (Digital Video Recorder). Modern analogue HD standards such as HDCVI (used in the Eagle Analogue range Harbro stocks) and HD-TVI achieve 5MP or higher resolution over existing coax, making them practical for retrofitting or upgrading installations where coaxial cable is already in place.
HDCVI (High Definition Composite Video Interface) and HD-TVI (High Definition Transport Video Interface) are both standards for transmitting high-definition video over standard coaxial cable. They were developed by different manufacturers: HDCVI is Dahua's standard, used in the Eagle Analogue CCTV range Harbro Electrical stocks. HD-TVI is a related standard used by other manufacturers.
From an installation standpoint, both are functionally similar: both run over RG59 or RG6 coaxial cable with BNC connectors, both deliver 5MP or higher resolution, and both are compatible with existing analogue CCTV cable infrastructure. If you are upgrading an existing analogue system and the cable is already in place, an HDCVI analogue system (Eagle Analogue) achieves full HD resolution without new cable runs, regardless of whether the original system was HDCVI, HD-TVI or standard definition analogue.
IP CCTV cameras use CAT5e or CAT6 ethernet cable with RJ45 connectors. A PoE switch or PoE NVR sends power and data over the same cable to each camera. The maximum cable run for PoE is 100 metres per IEEE 802.3af/at specification. For runs beyond 100m, a PoE extender is required. CAT6 is recommended for new installations to provide headroom for higher-resolution cameras and future-proofing.
Yes, if you are upgrading to an HDCVI analogue system. Eagle Analogue HDCVI cameras and DVRs use the same RG59 or RG6 coaxial cable and BNC connectors as older analogue CCTV systems. The existing cable runs can typically be kept, which substantially reduces the cost and disruption of an upgrade compared to installing new ethernet cable for an IP system.
If upgrading to IP CCTV, new CAT5e or CAT6 cable runs are required. Coax-to-ethernet adapters exist as a workaround for situations where running new cable is not practical, but these add cost and complexity. For most retrofit jobs where budget is a consideration, upgrading to Eagle Analogue HDCVI is the more cost-effective path.
Harbro Electrical CCTV kits are 4-camera configurations. The Dahua IP kit includes a 4-channel Eagle PoE NVR, 4 x Dahua 6MP Smart Dual Light turret cameras, and 4 x pre-made CAT5e ethernet cables. Flush-mount back boxes and ceiling mounting brackets are included. The Eagle Analogue kit includes a 4-channel Eagle DVR, 4 x Eagle 5MP HDCVI full-colour turret cameras, BNC coax cables, a multi-power lead, and a power supply adaptor. Junction back boxes are included.
Both kits are available with a pre-installed 2TB Toshiba surveillance hard drive or without (hard drive sold separately). The no-HDD versions allow the installer to specify the correct capacity. Ask at the trade counter if you need guidance on storage sizing.
Harbro Electrical stocks two Dahua IP camera resolutions. The standard model is the Dahua 6MP Smart Dual Light IP Security Camera (DH-IPC-HDW1639T-A-IL) at 6MP, available in white, grey and black at £55.00 + VAT. For higher-resolution requirements, the Dahua TiOC-Lite 4K (DH-IPC-HDW2849TMP-S-PV-0280B) provides 8MP (3840x2160) 4K Ultra HD at £115.00 + VAT. The TiOC Pro 6MP (DH-IPC-HDW3649HP-AS-PV-0280B-PRO) is the advanced option with WizColour full-colour night vision and SDL active deterrence at £140.00 + VAT. All three are PoE-powered turret cameras.
Yes. The Eagle 4CH and 8CH NVRs sold at Harbro Electrical are designed to pair with Dahua IP cameras. Both are supplied by the same manufacturer group. Full plug-and-play PoE detection, smart analytics, and camera management via the NVR interface are all confirmed with Dahua and Eagle IP camera combinations.
The Eagle NVRs are also ONVIF-compliant, meaning they can accept video streams from other ONVIF-compatible IP cameras from different manufacturers, though advanced features are most reliable with Dahua cameras on Eagle NVRs.
Eagle Analogue DVRs use HDCVI inputs via BNC. They are not IP NVRs and do not connect to IP cameras on the analogue BNC channels. Some hybrid DVR models support both HDCVI analogue and IP inputs, but confirm this with the specific model specification before purchase.
Yes. Harbro Electrical stocks a wireless CCTV range, alongside the wired Dahua IP and Eagle Analogue HDCVI ranges.
For professional trade installations where continuous power, uninterrupted recording, and long-term reliability are priorities, a wired system is generally the stronger specification. Wireless CCTV is suited to locations where running cable is genuinely impractical. It is worth noting that most trade-grade wireless cameras still require a cabled power supply at each camera location: the "wireless" element refers to video transmission, not a fully wire-free installation.
Harbro Electrical stocks Dahua IP cameras and Eagle Analogue HDCVI cameras at our trade counter at 5 and 6 Whitworth Road, Peterlee, Co Durham, SR8 2LY. We are open Monday to Thursday 7:30am to 5:00pm, Friday 7:30am to 4:00pm and Saturday 8:30am to 12:30pm.
Call ahead on 0191 518 1998 to confirm stock on a specific model before travelling. Trade customers can also order online for UK mainland delivery, free over £70.