On this page
01. What sells02. Who buys03. What to put in the listing04. Tips for suppliers05. Start now06. Why CCTV is a repeat-order category07. What buyers compare08. Stock by customer type09. Common CCTV specification mistakes10. A typical scenario11. Common mistakes12. Quick checklist13. Frequently asked questions
Qyvea buys CCTV and cameras. List the models businesses reorder, with accurate specs, stock and photos, and respond fast when an order alert arrives.
Key takeaways
- Cctv and cameras is one of the categories Qyvea buys.
- Accurate specs win approval and orders.
- Stock depth matters.
01What sells
- Bullet and dome cameras in common resolutions.
- DVR and NVR recorders in 4, 8 and 16 channels.
- Hard drives, power supplies and cables.
- Camera mounts and junction boxes.
02Who buys
- Estate managers and property owners.
- Offices and shops.
- Schools and institutions.
03What to put in the listing
- Brand, model and resolution.
- Channels or ports.
- Power requirement.
- Included accessories.
04Tips for suppliers
- Keep common storage sizes in stock.
- Offer matching kits.
- Test recorders before delivery.
05Start now
List your first lines on a free vendor account. See how to become a vendor and Sell on Qyvea.
06Why CCTV is a repeat-order category
Installers and facility managers reorder cameras, recorders, drives and cables constantly. A supplier who can offer a matching kit in one delivery saves the buyer time. Think in sets: camera, power supply, connectors and cable, plus a recorder and drive sized for the camera count.
07What buyers compare
They compare resolution, night vision range, weather rating, recorder channels and storage capacity. State all of these clearly. If a camera is IP rated, say so exactly. If a recorder supports a certain maximum drive size, include it.
08Stock by customer type
Home and shop buyers favour small kits. Estates and schools need many cameras plus large drives. Installers want consistent models so they can reorder the same cameras later. Think about which customer types you serve and stock accordingly.
09Common CCTV specification mistakes
Listing resolution without the lens size, forgetting to say whether a camera is analogue or IP, and leaving out whether power is included. Each of these causes wrong-item returns.
10A typical scenario
A supplier stocks eight camera models, three recorder sizes and drives, and wins two bundled requests in one month.
Illustrative example based on common cases, not a named vendor.
11Common mistakes
- Listing models you do not hold.
- Vague titles.
- Skipping specs.
12Quick checklist
- Pick three lines.
- Write clear titles.
- Add photos.
- Submit for review.
13Frequently asked questions
Does Qyvea buy CCTV and cameras?
Yes, it is one of the categories listed on the Sell on Qyvea page.
Do I need brand authorisation?
Sell genuine goods you can legally supply. Counterfeit goods are blocked.
How should I price?
See the B2B pricing guide.
What if my model is not listed?
You can submit new products for review.
This guide describes how supplying through Qyvea works at the time of writing. The Vendor Terms and the Sell on Qyvea page are the final word on fees, returns and payment. Examples marked illustrative are not real vendors or earnings.
