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Shenzhen Tollar Security Equipment Co., Ltd. is based in China and currently lists eight active security camera products. The catalogue covers both Safety & Security Equipment and CCTV & Accessories categories. Products include dome, bullet, indoor and waterproof models with resolutions ranging from 720P to 5.0MP. Each item is identified by its model description rather than a specific HS code in the provided data.
The eight listed items comprise AHD and IP camera technologies, including varifocal lenses and waterproof constructions. Product titles indicate 960P, 720P and 5.0MP specifications, as well as indoor versus outdoor applications. The supplier’s portfolio therefore spans low‑resolution (720 P) to high‑resolution (5 MP) imaging solutions for surveillance installations.
The catalogue includes a 960P AHD dome camera, a 5.0MP varifocal IP camera, a 960P bullet waterproof IP camera, another 5.0MP varifocal IP model, a 720P AHD security camera, a 960P indoor HD AHD camera, a 720P waterproof varifocal IP camera, and a 960P IP camera marketed as a best‑price item. These models cover typical form factors used in commercial and residential surveillance: dome for discreet indoor mounting, bullet for point‑to‑point outdoor coverage, and waterproof variants for harsh environments.
In the CCTV market, 720P cameras are generally classified as entry‑level, offering a pixel count of 921,600 and suitable for small‑scale monitoring. 960P (often referred to as 1 MP) provides a resolution of 1,280 × 720, while 5.0MP (2 K) cameras deliver 2,592 × 1,944 pixels, supporting detailed image capture. Varifocal lenses typically allow focal lengths from 2.8 mm to 12 mm, enabling adjustable field of view. Outdoor units are frequently rated IP66 for dust and water protection and comply with IEC 60529. Network‑enabled IP cameras usually support ONVIF profile S for interoperability, and many manufacturers pursue CE and FCC markings to meet European and North American regulatory requirements.
The supplier lists eight models including a 960P AHD dome camera, a 5.0MP varifocal IP camera, a 960P bullet waterproof IP camera, a 720P AHD camera, an indoor 960P AHD camera, a waterproof varifocal 720P IP camera and a best‑price 960P IP camera.
Four of the eight models are described as waterproof or bullet types and are typically rated IP66, making them appropriate for outdoor and harsh‑environment deployment.
The catalogue includes 720P (1,280 × 720), 960P (often marketed as 1 MP, 1,280 × 720) and 5.0MP (2,592 × 1,944) resolutions, covering entry‑level to high‑detail surveillance needs.
Buyers should request CE, FCC and RoHS test reports, as well as ONVIF compliance documentation for IP camera interoperability.
Cameras are usually packed in individual anti‑static bags inside cardboard boxes; a 20‑foot container can hold roughly 1,200 to 1,500 units depending on box size.
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