The latest version of this enterprise NVR management system incorporates enhanced visual viewing through map-based event displays and detailed facility layouts.
This NVR is built to increase video management capabilities to small-to-medium surveillance installations, such as retailers, small businesses, and distributed, multi-site locations.
This series of network video recorders (NVRs) come with either 4- or 8-port embedded Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches, and they are pre-configured with video management software and have 2TB and 4TB of storage, respectively.
With a set-up time of less than three minutes, this NVR is designed for easy ownership, including no complex router configuration and cloud-based mobile apps for iPhone, iPad and Android.
The migration from analog to digital has been on the rise for several years and thanks to new computer technologies, video over IP is more prevalent today.
This NVR records up to 16 channels of 1080p network video and delivers many advanced features while requiring no networking expertise or additional installation hardware.
The security industry is chock full of acronyms, especially in the field of video recording, and determining the correct choice for your enterprise can be confusing. These five areas of comparison can help security leaders ask the right questions about their potential purchases.
While cameras are becoming a critical enabler of operational excellence, reliable video storage is the absolute necessity to ensure that the tool is there when you need it.
More cameras, storage, sharing of security video and more uses…all of which leads to an expanding array of storage choices: digital video recorders (DVRs), hybrid DVRs and hybrid network video recorders (NVRs), pure NVRs, virtual storage, storage in the cloud and, for some, especially retail, storage to analytics by a specializing third party.
A major trend in the security integration channel has been the evolution of IP security surveillance cameras and Network Video Recorders (NVRs). Instead of using their own dedicated cabling, the devices are sharing the existing IP-based computer network infrastructure. The popularity and affordability of IP networking has driven security integrators to utilize existing Ethernet networks more and more.