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The 256-channel LTN07256-R16(L) NVR-P makes HDD installation and maintenance simple & convenient. The unique chassis is based on a patented design that is environmentally friendly and features low noise output.

Note: (L) models no longer feature back decoding board, fiber board, or front panel screen

Discontinued. New, logical, and visualized GUI, Dual-OS design improves reliability of system, ANR technology enhances storage reliability if network gets disconnected.

H.265/H.265+ 8CH DVR, 4/1 RCA  I/O, 5 in 1, up to 4K/8MP HD-TVI input, Up to 2-ch 6 MP IP cameras input, Up to 4K HDMI Video Output, CVBS Output, 2 SATA up to 16TB each HDD, 2 USB 2.0

Platinum 4 MP 25x optical zoom lens; IR; PTZ camera with 1/2.5" progressive scan CMOS chip

16-Channel NVR, 1U, Supports live view, storage and playback, 160 MB Bandwidth, 2 x SATA up to 6 TB HDD, H.264 Zip+

32-Channel NVR, Supports live view, storage, and playback, up to 12 MP, HDMI Video output at up to 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution, Up to 8 x SATA, Supports HDD quota and group modes, H.264 / H.264 Zip+ / H.265 Ready - RAID

CMIP7112F-SE is a fisheye network camera capable of providing a 360-degree panoramic image of its scene. The progressive scan CMOS sensor provides high-resolution images of up to 3504 × 3504. Up to 20 live view display modes, designed for 3 mount types, meet various user preferences. Three independently controlled IR lights offer a range of 15 m and provide good vision in low or even zero-light environments.

Ultra-low-light, 2 MP High Performance CMOS, 1920 × 1080 Resolution, 2.8 mm Fixed Lens, 130 dB True WDR, 3D DNR, Matrix IR 2.0, Smart IR Ranging up to 98 ft (30 m), 4-in-1 Video Output (TVI / AHD / CVI / CVBS), IP67, OSD Menu via UTC technology with Platinum DVR

The 4.3 inch IPS touch screen IP camera monitor is designed for maintenance and installation of IP cameras, analog cameras, TVI, CVI AHD, cameras, as well as testing 4K H.264 /4k H.265 camera by mainstream.