IP & Analog CCTV Cameras
IP & Analog CCTV Cameras
Video Servers & VMS Platforms
Video Servers & VMS Platforms
CCTV Housings, Brackets & Accessories
CCTV Housings, Brackets & Accessories
Explosion-Proof & Mining CCTV Cameras
Explosion-Proof & Mining CCTV Cameras
Body-Worn Cameras
Body-Worn Cameras
DVR & NVR Recorders
DVR & NVR Recorders
Mobile Vehicle Surveillance Systems
Mobile Vehicle Surveillance Systems
Night Vision & IR Illuminators
Night Vision & IR Illuminators
PTZ & Pan-Tilt Cameras
PTZ & Pan-Tilt Cameras
Other / Miscellaneous
Video Analytics & AI Surveillance
Video Analytics & AI Surveillance
Traffic Enforcement & Photo-Video Systems
Traffic Enforcement & Photo-Video Systems
Thermal Imaging Cameras
Thermal Imaging Cameras

Products — Video Surveillance (CCTV)

CCTV Beyond the Catalog Brands: IP Cameras, Ex-Rated Housings and VMS Platforms

The global CCTV market is dominated by two Chinese giants — which is precisely why some buyers look elsewhere: for specialized form factors, for software independence, or because their government clients restrict the usual brands. The 738 products from 154 Russian suppliers here include IP and analog cameras (355 items), video servers and VMS platforms (78), explosion-proof and mining-rated cameras (51), body-worn cameras (35), mobile vehicle surveillance systems (23), thermal imagers (11), PTZ units, night-vision and IR illuminators, recorders and analytics software.

The genuinely differentiated part of the assortment is at the edges: explosion-proof camera stations engineered for oil, gas and mining sites; cameras rated for minus 60 degrees; vehicle and railway surveillance kits; and VMS platforms with serious video-analytics development behind them — Russian computer-vision engineering is well regarded, and several platforms license internationally. Standard IP cameras follow ONVIF, so mixing with existing infrastructure is straightforward.

  • Compatibility: ONVIF support on mainstream IP lines; RTSP streams for third-party VMS
  • Harsh environments: Ex-certified, marine, low-temperature and vandal-proof variants
  • Analytics: plate recognition, face search, object detection on selected platforms
  • Terms: EXW or FOB St. Petersburg; cameras ship compactly by air or consolidated sea freight
  • Paperwork: EAC declarations, datasheets, firmware documentation

Describe the site — refinery, mine, city project or fleet — in a sourcing request and get matched camera and VMS proposals.

FAQ

•Will these cameras work with the VMS we already operate?
Mainstream IP cameras support ONVIF profiles and RTSP streaming, so they integrate with major third-party video management systems for live view and recording. Advanced on-camera analytics may only surface fully in the native VMS. State your platform and required functions in the inquiry, and suppliers will confirm the integration level per camera model.
•What makes explosion-proof cameras here worth comparing against Western brands?
Russian Ex camera stations are built for domestic oil, gas and mining sites — flameproof stainless or aluminum housings, integrated wipers and IR, EAEU Ex certification under TR CU 012 on the same IEC 60079 basis as ATEX. Pricing typically lands well below Western Ex brands for comparable zone ratings, which changes project economics where dozens of points are needed.
•Can VMS platforms be licensed for commercial deployment in my country?
Yes — several Russian VMS and analytics platforms license internationally, with per-channel or server-based licensing, English interfaces and SDKs. Some vendors offer white-label arrangements for integrators. Request a trial license and run it against your camera estate before committing; vendors typically support a 30–60 day evaluation with remote assistance.
•Are body-worn and vehicle cameras supplied with evidence management software?
Body-worn camera kits typically include docking stations and footage management software with user authentication and audit trails — important for police, security and transport clients. Vehicle systems come with shock-resistant recorders and GNSS positioning. Clarify your data-retention and chain-of-custody requirements so suppliers can configure storage and software accordingly.
•What are typical order sizes and delivery times for a city or site project?
Evaluation kits of a few cameras ship by courier within 1–2 weeks. Project quantities — tens to hundreds of points — typically require 30–60 days for production and staging, plus freight. Ex-rated and custom-housing cameras sit at the longer end. Suppliers can stage deliveries to match your installation schedule across phases.