Dahua DHI-NVR2104HS-P-S3 4-channel 12MP IP NVR
Features:
Additional Features:
- Channels and Resolution
- PoE Support
- Video Compression
- Storage Options
- Remote Access and Management
- Motion Detection and Alerts
- Video Playback and Search
- Network Connectivity
- Video Outputs
- User Management
- Compatibility
Additional Features:
- Channels and Resolution: The NVR supports up to 4 IP camera channels and is capable of recording and managing high-resolution video streams, including 12MP (megapixel) cameras. This means it can handle cameras with excellent image quality and detail.
- PoE Support: The "P" in the model name might indicate Power over Ethernet (PoE) support. PoE technology allows the NVR to provide both data and power to compatible IP cameras through a single Ethernet cable, simplifying the installation process.
- Video Compression: The NVR likely supports various video compression formats, such as H.265, H.264, or potentially even newer codecs. These compression formats help to reduce the amount of storage space required for recorded footage while maintaining good video quality.
- Storage Options: The NVR should offer options for local storage, such as internal hard drives or SSDs. Depending on the model, you might be able to install one or more hard drives to store recorded video footage. Network-attached storage (NAS) and cloud storage might also be supported.
- Remote Access and Management: The NVR should allow remote access to live camera feeds and recorded footage through a web browser or dedicated mobile app. This enables users to monitor their surveillance system from anywhere with an internet connection.
- Motion Detection and Alerts: The NVR should support motion detection features, where it can analyze video streams for motion and trigger alerts or notifications when activity is detected in a specific area.
- Video Playback and Search: Users should be able to easily search and review recorded footage based on date, time, camera, and motion events. The NVR's interface might provide options for frame-by-frame playback, fast forward, and rewind.
- Network Connectivity: The NVR will have Ethernet ports for connecting to your local network, which is essential for communication with IP cameras and remote access.
- Video Outputs: The NVR should have video output ports, such as HDMI or VGA, to connect to monitors or displays for local viewing of camera feeds and playback.
- User Management: The NVR should allow for user accounts with different levels of access control, ensuring that only authorized personnel can make changes to the system settings.
- Compatibility: It's likely that the NVR is designed to work with Dahua's line of IP cameras, but it might also support third-party cameras that adhere to ONVIF or other industry standards.
