Serage SRDTC5FW | 5MP TVI Night Colour Turret Camera | 2.8mm Fixed Lens, 24/7 Colour, IP66

It outputs TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS, so it should run on most existing analogue recorders without re-cabling. You’ll still need to confirm your recorder supports the specific resolution/framerate combination you want (for example 5MP@20fps on TVI/AHD), as this varies by protocol and recorder model.

The datasheet quotes up to 300m using 5C-2V coax - a thicker, lower-loss cable than standard RG59. If you’re re-using existing RG59 runs, expect the usable distance to be shorter, so test signal quality at commissioning rather than relying on the 300m figure.

The camera supports colour, extended colour and black & white day/night states, but the datasheet doesn’t specify whether switching is automatic (light-sensor driven) or manual via the on-screen display (OSD) menu. Check the OSD settings on commissioning, particularly if the client wants the white light disabled for covert use.

No - this camera uses audio-over-coax (AoC) for sound, but the datasheet specifies a separate 12V DC input for power, with no mention of power-over-coax support. Run a dedicated power feed sized for the camera’s consumption (up to 4W with IR on) rather than attempting to power it through a video balun.

Yes - it carries an IP66 rating and a metal housing, and is rated to operate between -30°C and 55°C, so it’s built for unsheltered exterior positions. No additional housing should be needed for typical UK outdoor conditions.

The manufacturer’s data only confirms CE LVD, CE EMC, FCC and RoHS 2.0 certification - it doesn’t reference BS 8418, NSI or SSAIB codes of practice. Compliance with those schemes depends on the whole system design and monitoring arrangement, so check requirements with your certification body rather than relying on this camera’s spec alone.