A stand alone DVR is designed specifically for CCTV systems. It uses computer hard drives to store video information and an embedded operating system to control the functions of the DVR; this type of recording device is most commonly used with current CCTV systems. Digital video recorders have various settings to enable more video information to be recorded at the required times using technology such as video motion detection, this means that the images from the cameras are only recorded when the information of the image changes, for example a person walking in front of the camera. DVRs have a multiplexer built in which enables the user to view multiple images on the screen at any given time by segregating the screen image. Many DVRs can also be connected to a network to allow remote access.
DDN-N6188 | 16 Channel Network Video Recorder |
16CH 1080P NVR, Up to 5 Megapixels resolution recording, HDMI and VGA output at up to 1920×1080P resolution, 16-ch simultaneously playback, HDD quota and group management,Built-in 8 independent PoE network interfaces. 3TB |
DDN-N7732 | 32 Channel Network Video Recorder |
32CH 1080P NVR, Third-party network cameras supported, Up to 5 Megapixels resolution recording, HDMI and VGA output at up to 1920�1080P resolution, 16-ch simultaneously playback, HDD quota and group management,Built-in 8 independent PoE network interfaces. 6TB |
DDN-N9664 | 64 Channel Network Video Recorder |
64CH 1080P NVR, Third-party network cameras supported, 1920×1080P resolution real-time recording, HDMI and VGA output at up to 1920×1080P resolution, 16-ch simultaneous playback, HDD quota and group management. 18TB |
DDN-WJND400T8 | Panasonics Network Video Recorder with 8 removable 1TB |
WJND400/8000 Panasonic Network Disk Recorder with 8 removable 1TB hard disk drives, total storage capacity = 8TB, with support for up to 64 Ethernet-linked network cameras. (Warranty: NVR – 1 Year, Hard Drive – 3 Years) |
DDN-WVCU950 | Panasonic Universal System Controller (Ethernet) |
Panasonic Universal System Controller (Ethernet) |