A Network Video Recorder (NVR) is a digital device that records and manages video footage from IP cameras over a network. NVRs support high-definition video quality and allow remote access for monitoring. They offer features like motion detection, scheduled recordings, and cloud storage, making them essential for modern surveillance systems.
Basic models designed for recording video from IP cameras, offering essential features like playback and remote access.
Support both IP and analog cameras, allowing users to integrate various camera types within a single system.
Store video footage in the cloud, enabling easy remote access and backup without local hardware.
Designed for large-scale applications, these units support multiple camera inputs and advanced features such as analytics and remote management.
Built into the cameras themselves or as compact units, these provide straightforward installation and operation, ideal for smaller setups.
Specifically designed for vehicles, these NVRs capture video from onboard cameras, offering surveillance for transportation and fleet management.
Allow power and data transmission through a single cable, simplifying installation and reducing cabling requirements.
NVRs typically offer storage capacities ranging from 1TB to 24TB or more, depending on the number of cameras and recording resolution, allowing for extensive video retention.
Common cable lengths for connecting NVRs to cameras and power sources include 10ft, 25ft, and 50ft, providing flexibility for installation in various setups.
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