What specific NVR recording units would this camera work with? Like for a 4 or 8 camera NVR system?
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I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price.2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors.This is just my conclusion after three months of research, and by the way I did not have the chance to test either of the above mention devices. I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price.2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors.This is... » Read More I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price.2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors.This is just my conclusion after three months of research, and by the way I did not have the chance to test either of the above mention devices. « Show Less
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I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price. 2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors. This is just my conclusion after three months of research, and by the way I did not have the chance to test either of the above mention devices.
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I use it with Sensr.net. It's an NVR in the cloud. One month storage, $9.95 for the first camera, $4.95 for additional cameras.
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These cameras work for several models of swann DVR recorders. If the DVR has BNC connectors they will work. If the DVR uses eithernet POE (power over eithernet) then no.
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These cameras will work with any dvr as long as the the input from the cameras is type BNC, and if they are not BNC, there is always a converter. The DVR does not have to be q-see. They come with they own 12 V power supply (an ac to dc adapter with a one to four splitter)
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I am using 7 of this camera with Blue Iris software on a pc.and using 3 of them on a Dahua NVR (same brand) at a diffrent location. It's always better to use the same brand NVR .be carful when buying NVR some of them say that they support 16 cameras but they only support 4cameras at 3mp. So if you are trying to connect 16 cameras at full 3mp then you need to by a more powerful NVR or buy multiple NVRs.
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Hi im almost positive it can work with those cameras as a matter of fact most cameras can work with that dvr the cameras are made universal
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I used the standard camera type that came with the recorder but I don't see why it shouldn't work, you'll use a bit more memory but that isn't a big deal especially if you use the motion detector feature.
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some dvr can record up to 16 channel. most only 4.Anyway check your settings on the dvr it will have record video only or video and audio ( V ) or (V/A).You cannot mix them togather the first 4 channels are ment for audio each camera each mic
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I am using with Swann SWDVR-43200H 4200 4-Channel 960H DVR and 3 other Swann cameras. They all work well together.
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On this system there is only input for 4 cameras (channels). If you think you will need/want more cameras get the DVR with 8 or more camera/channel inputs.
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Yes it will work you have to have an Adapter Bnc to cat5 or 6 either is fine The Bnc to your camera and cat 5 adapter to your nvr
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As far as I know there is no Nvr that supports foscam. This does all onvif compliant cameras.
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Hi Kim,Yes it will, the NVR will not be able to determine if the camera is wired or wireless. It just "senses" if a camera is Onvif conformant or not. If it is, then it will work.Thanks,Nelly's Security
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It will work with any DVR that has analog inputs on it. However, no matter what you connect it to, it will still give a crummy picture.
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Any DVR will work if the inputs match up. But consider this... The camera is a 600TVL output and a lot of the cheap DVR's wont be able to show you the clarity of live video feed that the camera is actually putting out, and certainly a cheap DVR will not be able to record at that resolution.
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4CH DVR can connect with 4 cameras, 8CH DVR can connect with 8 cameras, thanks.
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this camera can work with any dvr which uses BNC connectors - what you need to look at is the type of signal the DVR receives. this camera uses the NTSC signal.
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Yes it will. I have 5 connected to their 8 channel DVR (with built in POE). The units will auto negotiate DHCP and all the other network settings. I would recommend going in and using some stronger than the default passwords and securing the private subnet that it creates. Also, I would recommend these cameras (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I86U5UI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) over the current one. These others are varifocal meaning that you can zoom and focus to really tighten up the area you want to cover. They also have the audio and alarm in/out connections. Yes it will. I have 5 connected to their 8 channel DVR (with built in POE). The units will auto negotiate DHCP and all the other network settings. I would recommend going in and using some stronger than the default passwords and securing the private subnet that it creates. Also, I would recommend these cameras (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I86U5UI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) over the current one. These others are varifocal meaning that you can zoom and focus to really tighten up the area you want to cover. They also have the audio and alarm in/out connections.