Hanwha Techwin’s Q series NVRs boast the ability to record images captured by 8 megapixel cameras. The ONVIF compliant 4, 8 and 16 channel plug and play PoE recorders are supplied with an intuitive GUI, and are designed to be suitable for virtually any small- to medium-sized video surveillance application which requires a cost-effective, robust and reliable video recording and storage solution.
A dual track recording feature enables the NVRs to simultaneously record two streams of video from each camera, at different resolutions. Intended to ensure operators are able to rapidly verify what may be occurring at a remote site, this feature facilitates the immediate retrieval of standard resolution images and then enables operators to subsequently review the higher resolution recordings for post incident forensic analysis.
Support is available for H.265, H.264 and MJPEG compression, and WiseStream II – a complementary compression technology which dynamically controls encoding, balancing quality and compression according to movement in the image – is available. When WiseStream II is combined with H.265 compression, bandwidth efficiency is improved.
Installation time is minimised as it is possible to remotely connect to the NVRs via a smartphone or tablet with any port forwarding, using P2P and QR codes. Power over Ethernet (PoE) also reduces installation time and costs.
The 4 channel model has 1 HDD (maximum 6TB storage) with up to 40Mbps recording, and 4 PoE ports. The 8 channel variant also has 1 HDD (maximum 6TB storage) with up to 80Mbps recording and 8 PoE ports. The 16 channel NVR supports 2 HDDs (maximum 12TB storage) with up to 128Mbps network recording throughput. It also has 16 PoE ports and dual monitor display via HDMI and VGA outputs.