Search results for: 'TVI-P DVR 16ch + 16 IP (up to 8MP), two way Audio over Coax, 2xHDD. all channels support'

128CH 2U 8HDDs Ultra AI NVR, RAID, Face Detection&Recognition,VCA, MD2.0,X-Search, Support LPR by Camera

AI-powered NVR supporting H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264 formats, up to 8-channel DeepVision and Direct Search, 8-channel facial recognition, 8 IP camera inputs, and 8-channel 8MP decoding capability.

Platinum, NVR, 32 channels, 4K, 256 Mbps, 16 PoE ports, Up to 32 MP recording, 4 x SATA ports for HDDs up to 16 TB each, With Direct Search

8CH, 1 HDD NVR with 8CH PoE supports H.265/H.264 video compression and up to 8MP resolution recording. It features 8 independent PoE ports, HDMI (4K, 3840 × 2160), and VGA outputs. With AI by camera functions like face detection, VCA, MD2.0, and LPR, it enables smart surveillance.

32 Channel 1.5U Network Video Recorder; 200 MB Bandwidth

This item is discontinued and replaced by LTN6432

Platinum, NVR, 8ch, 80Mbps(incoming), 160Mbps(outgoing), 8 PoE, Up to 12MP Recording, Up to 2-ch@12 MP (30fps) or 3-ch@8 MP(30fps) or 6-ch@4 MP(30fps) decoding capacity, 2 SATA up to 10TB capacity per HDD, with MD 2.0 - Human and Vehicle Detection

Pro-X, NVR, 4 channels, 1U, 1 x HDD, 4 x PoE, 1 x SATA @ 10 TB, 4K

Platinum 64-Channel NVR with 8 x SATA ports for HDDs up to 16 TB Each, 2U Rack Mount

Platinum, NVR, 32ch, 256Mbps, Up to the 32MP Recording, 4 SATA @ 16TB each, With Direct Search

Supports Smart Encoding, H.265, H.264 video compression, up to 32MP recording, dual independent HDMI 4K and VGA ports, AI camera compatibility including face detection, VCA, MD2.0, license plate recognition, people counting, heat map, object monitoring, recorder AI features including face recognition, VCA, MD2.0, X Search Technology, and remote IPC configuration management with batch upgrades.

LTS products provide 24/7 vivid colorful images with F1.0 advanced lenses, high-performance sensors, and friendly lighting. F1.0 super-aperture collects more light to produce brighter images in dark environments. Advanced sensor technology can vastly improve the utilization of available light.