HiLook is Hikvision’s offshoot brand for entry-level video surveillance, offering cost-effective IP and Turbo HD cameras, NVRs, and DVRs for small-to-medium security needs.
HiLook is a video surveillance brand owned by Hikvision, the world's leading provider of innovative security products and solutions. Designed specifically for the entry-level market, HiLook delivers high-performance, cost-effective security for small-to-medium businesses and residential properties. The product portfolio encompasses IP, analog, and transmission solutions, including Turbo HD cameras, Network Video Recorders (NVRs), and Digital Video Recorders (DVRs).
HiLook products inherit advanced features from Hikvision, such as superior imaging, H.265+ video compression for optimized bandwidth and storage, and plug-and-play installation. The devices are managed easily through the HiLookVision mobile app or PC client, providing users with live view and playback capabilities from anywhere. With a focus on reliability and affordability, HiLook ensures robust security without the complexity often associated with enterprise-grade systems.
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If you have forgotten your password, use the SADP tool on a computer connected to the same network or the HiLookVision app to export a password reset file or scan a QR code. Follow the specific reset procedure outlined in the user guide for your model to generate a new password.
HiLook devices are managed via the HiLookVision app, available on the App Store and Google Play. They are also compatible with the standard Hik-Connect app.
A solid red LED typically indicates the camera is starting up. A slow-flashing red LED may indicate a Wi-Fi connection failure. Refer to your specific camera's quick start guide for LED status indicators.
Most HiLook devices are set to DHCP by default. If no DHCP server is available, the default IP address is often 192.168.1.64. Use the SADP tool to activate the device and modify network settings.
Motion Detection 2.0, which classifies human and vehicle targets to reduce false alarms, is often enabled by default on compatible analog channels. You can configure sensitivity and target types in the event settings menu of your DVR or NVR.