Manufacturer and exporter · Guangzhou, China
CCTV and Video Wall Systems Sized for the Whole Building
We supply commercial building CCTV and control-room equipment as one system: cameras, PoE switching, network recording, cabinets and the video wall, on a single bill of materials you can price line by line. Full colour night vision, the control room and video wall, and line-by-line replacement of tier-one quotes are the three capabilities built on top of it.
Send a device list, or just describe the building: you get a camera layout, a bill of materials and line-by-line pricing.
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- 8 product lines
- models on sale
- 58 models on sale
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- 13 spec sheets transcribed
- spec rows kept verbatim
- 361 spec rows kept verbatim
One Platform. Every Signal.
Cameras, recorders and third-party sources all terminate on the same management layer, then leave it as one wall. Splice it, window it, or send a single camera full screen.
- IP cameras, NVR streams and analogue sources through BNC encoders (AHD / CVI / TVI)
- HDMI and VGA signal inputs for PCs, media players and set-top boxes
- Network control keyboards and platform clients on the same management layer
- HDMI output to LCD or LED walls with decode, splice and open-window control
Built for Complete Surveillance Systems
Four parts, sized together: the wall controllers that drive the displays, the recorders that keep the footage, the switches that power the cameras, and the cameras themselves.
Which Building Are You Securing?
Each building type fails in its own way. Pick the one you are working on and we will show the camera forms, PoE budget and storage maths that fit it.
Specify the Whole Building, Not One Camera
Every line a building needs — cameras, PoE, recording, cabling and the control room — is quoted on one bill of materials with one lead time.
IP Cameras
One 5 MP low-light platform in three mounting forms, powered over PoE and cabled with CAT6.
- 5 MP default 2880 × 1620, H.265+
- F1.0 aperture, full colour to 0.1 Lux
- ONVIF / RTSP / GB28181
PoE Switches
The power side of the system, sized by wattage rather than port count alone.
- 120 W / 250 W / 320 W budgets
- Gigabit uplinks
- 250 m extend mode
NVR Systems
Recording sized by channels, drive bays and the days you must keep.
- 10 to 64 channels
- Up to 8 drive bays
- H.265+ and 4K HDMI
CAT6 Cable and CCTV Accessories
CAT6, patch leads and HDMI, with the quantity arithmetic worked out.
- CAT6 for camera runs
- HDMI for the wall
- Quantity calculation included
Video Wall Systems
One management layer that turns many signals into one wall.
- 2×2 to 4×4 layouts
- 4K@60Hz decoding
- IP, analogue and HDMI inputs
Video Wall Controller and Decoding Server
A 14-slot modular chassis with 4K@60Hz decoding on every card.
- 14 modular slots
- 2 × HDMI 2.0 per card
- Up to 36-split per card
Wi-Fi Cameras
Wi-Fi models for positions that cannot be cabled, each with its full spec table.
- Full spec table per model
- SD card or NVR recording
- Quoted per order
4G Cameras
4G models for sites with no network to join, each with its full spec table.
- Full spec table per model
- Battery and solar variants
- Quoted per order
Solar Cameras
Solar and battery models for sites with no mains power or network.
- Solar and battery
- 4G models
- Quoted per order
Full colour night vision
Colour down to 0.1 Lux — no external floodlights, no white LED panel.
Traditional infrared gives you black and white, and it tells everyone where the camera is. Starlight sensors still need residual light. The FC5 series pairs an F1.0 aperture with a 1/2.7” sensor and holds colour down to 0.1 Lux of ambient light; below that the camera switches to its built-in fill light and records in black and white. Being precise about that boundary is what makes a plate, a jacket or a vehicle colour usable as evidence rather than as a claim.
FC5B / FC5D / FC5P — 5 MP full colour low-light series. Board-level modules for OEM integration are available on request.
Precision Control at Every Point
A wall is only as good as the operator in front of it. Network keyboards and one device list keep the response fast when something actually happens.
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Intuitive PTZ operation
Three-axis joystick, zoom rocker and programmable preset keys — operators learn it in an afternoon.
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Centralised device access
One platform lists every encoder, NVR and IPC by address, so a device is added once and available everywhere.
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Flexible system integration
ONVIF, RTSP and GB28181 on the camera side; HDMI and VGA capture on the display side.
Company, production and credentials
Ansivue supplies building CCTV and video wall systems from Guangzhou, as a manufacturer and exporter. The range is our own product line; the production lines, the test stations and the certificates below belong to the factories that build it.
- Brand
- Ansivue / 安视
- Location
- CCTV Office, Room 307E, Huilange Building, No. 273 Huangpu Boulevard West, Tianhe District, Guangzhou 510620, Guangdong, China
- What we are
- Manufacturer and exporter, with OEM and wholesale on the same line
- Contact
- sales@cctvsecuritycamerafactory.com
- High-tech enterprise Certificate number and issue date on file, in the credentials wall
- Quality management system Incoming material, SMT placement and finished-goods test
- Security industry association Council member, Shenzhen intelligent security association
- Manufacturing and test SMT placement, microscope inspection, cleanroom line, assembly
These certificates are held by our production and affiliated companies, not by the operating company. Ask us for the scans if you need to verify the entity, number and validity.
Patents and certification documents (selection)
Originals and test reports can be supplied with the quotation; tell us which documents your market needs when you order.
Factory and production lines
SMT placement, microscope inspection, the cleanroom line, assembly and the finished goods warehouse.
Already Quoted by a Tier-One Brand?
Send us the bill of materials. We will price the same specification line by line, and tell you exactly where the difference comes from instead of just undercutting the number.
| Our bill of materials / The tier-one quote | Our bill of materials | The tier-one quote |
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| Cameras Different position count and different camera forms | 221: FC5B bullet 62 · FC5D dome 156 · FC5P-PTZ 3 | 145 |
| Power and cabling Whether this sits inside the total is the single biggest difference between the two | 20 switches + 40 SFP modules + 30 boxes of CAT6 + 70 m of 48-core single-mode fibre + 20 ODF | Not listed |
| Cabinets Same as above | 1 × 42U main cabinet + 19 × 12U floor wall cabinets | Not listed |
| Platform and licences The licence count decides what later expansion costs | No proprietary platform: ONVIF / RTSP / GB28181 on the camera side | Platform server + 147 licences |
| Recording and storage The retention assumption differs | 4 × 64-channel recorders, drives sized in two retention tiers | A larger storage build |
| Totals and detail Both quotes carry a date and terms | Line-by-line list and total, dated, EXW — on request | Listed line by line in the same comparison appendix |
What the gap is made of
- Brand premium What the same specification costs once a tier-one name is on the box.
- Agent layers Each local distributor and reseller margin stacked between factory and site.
- System lock-in Mandatory controllers, licences and branded hard drives that only fit one ecosystem.
- Scope definition Wired versus wireless, who does the civil work, and how long the warranty really runs.
From Requirement to Deployment
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them — plenty of buyers take the layout and the bill of materials and run the installation themselves.
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Consult
Tell us the building type, floor count, camera positions and how many days of footage you must keep.
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Configure
We return a layout with camera forms, PoE wattage, NVR channels, drive capacity and CAT6 lengths.
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Integrate
Devices are pre-configured, addressed and tested together before they leave, including third-party handoff.
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Support
Commissioning help over WhatsApp or remote session, plus firmware and configuration support after handover.
Questions Buyers Ask Before They Order
Straight answers with the arithmetic shown, so you can check the numbers against your own building.
What does a complete building CCTV system include?
Four parts, and they have to be sized together: cameras for each position (bullet, dome, PTZ, vandal-proof or elevator), PoE switches to power them, CAT6 cabling to carry the signal, and an NVR to record it. A 16-camera building typically needs one 16-port PoE switch, one 16-channel NVR and roughly 250–400 m of CAT6 depending on run lengths. Tell us the building and we will do the arithmetic with you.
How much PoE power do I need to budget?
Add up the draw of every camera and allow headroom. Our PoE switches are specified at 120 W, 250 W and 320 W class budgets for the 8, 16 and 24 port models, which covers fixed 5 MP cameras comfortably. Higher-draw items such as PTZ domes with heaters should be counted individually. If a camera sits more than 100 m from the switch, plan an intermediate switch or a 250 m extend mode port rather than a longer cable run.
How many days of recording will an NVR hold?
It depends on resolution, frame rate and how much motion there is. As a working rule at 5 MP with H.265+, one channel uses roughly 8–15 GB per day, so a 16-channel system recording continuously needs around 4–7 TB for 30 days. Our NVRs accept 14 TB or 18 TB surveillance drives per bay, and the 10/16 channel models take one drive while the 32, 49 and 64 channel models take two, four and eight.
Will your cameras work with an existing NVR or VMS?
Yes, within the usual limits. The cameras support ONVIF, RTSP, GB28181 and standard H.265/H.264 streams, so they will register on most third-party recorders and platforms. What you lose by mixing brands is the convenience layer — one app, one password, one firmware path — not the video itself. We will tell you honestly which features stop working before you order.
Can the system work at night without any lighting?
That is what the full colour series is built for. With an F1.0 aperture and a 1/2.7” sensor the camera keeps producing colour images down to 0.1 Lux rather than dropping to black and white, so vehicle colour, clothing and plate backgrounds stay usable as evidence. There is a genuine limit: below 0.1 Lux the camera falls back to its own illumination and to black and white. Read the comparison against infrared and starlight before you specify it.
Do you support OEM branding and wholesale volumes?
Yes. Logo placement is available on the outer carton, the device case, the channel display page and the boot screen. Note that the mobile and desktop applications themselves are supplied by the platform vendor and cannot be re-branded. For wholesale, tell us the target quantity and destination port and we will quote on that basis.
Technical Notes From the Project Desk
- Fundamentals How Far Can a CCTV Camera Identify Someone? The Pixel Arithmetic A 5 MP sensor is 2880 pixels wide and a face needs about 250 pixels per metre, so the camera identifies across a view 11.5 m wide — whatever lens puts that width on the subject. Here is the arithmetic, and where it fails: height, light, zoom and the storage bill for detail.
- Building Systems Wireless and 4G CCTV: When Cable Cannot Be Run, and What It Costs Run the cable where you can. A wireless position is for a gate 400 m from the building, a compound with no mains, a wall nobody may drill — and it moves the cost from copper to coverage, a data plan and a battery. Here is the arithmetic that decides it.
- Building Systems CCTV for a Pharmacy: Where the Cameras Have to Point A community pharmacy needs six to eight positions, not one wide camera over the shop floor: the counter, the till, the shelf run, the drugs store, the back door and the yard. Here is what each has to answer, and what resolution and storage it takes.
Plan Your CCTV or Video Wall Project
Send us the building type, floor count and camera estimate — we will come back with a system layout, a bill of materials and a price.