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Security: the best Hikvision option in NVR system

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NVR, DVR, cameras… The offers multiply, so we understand that you can feel lost in the midst of so much information and acronyms! And above all when it comes to safety, it is important to minimize risks as much as possible.

However, the issue is much simpler than it seems. In this article we will present you the best Hikvision option in NVR system.

 

Hikvision - security cameras and installations - video surveillance

Hikvision

Hikvision is the world's leading brand in IoT solutions, particularly in the video and security segment.

With a wide range of products and solutions, both business and commercial and for home networks, it has an enviable reputation. It is what can be considered the right and safe partner!

 

What are the differences between an NVR and a DVR?

Let's start with the essentials: DVR is the acronym for Digital Video Recorder and NVR stands for Network Video Recorder. Both are video recording systems, but they were born at different times and therefore also have features that distinguish them. 

If the DVR is an analog system, the NVR is a digital system.

Their main differences are related to the way they capture and process video data.

Digital Video Recorders capture images through analog cameras and transmit them by coaxial cable to a recorder, where they will be converted.

This also means that DVR system cameras always require a physical cable connection to the recorder.

On the other hand, Network Video Recorders use cameras that capture, encode and process the videos before transmitting them to the storage system.

Data is sent via ethernet cables, wireless communication systems or fiber optics to the NVR recorder. Always, using IP addresses.

 

Which system to choose?

Well, the answer also depends on your budget.

A DVR system will be the cheapest option, but less flexible and more limited in terms of expandability.

O CCTV Kit With 4 Cameras Hikvision is a good example of how you can set up a video surveillance system for less than €200.

CCTV Kit With 4 Hikvision Cameras

However, installations using NVRs and IP cameras are more complete, with the following advantages:

  • Cameras do not need to be connected directly to the recorder
  • Improved processing
  • More definition image
  • Morestorage space, for longer recordings

 

If you already have one or more surveillance cameras, like the Camera Hiwatch Performance Series Ipc / Resoluc 4mp or the 4 Megapixel Hikvision IP Camera - 1/3" Progressiv., considers associating an NVR recorder, for example the Nvr IP Recorder 4k 8 Channels.

Camera Hiwatch Performance Series Ipc / Resoluc 4mp

O Hikvision Digital Technology Ds-7616ni-K2 represents a larger investment in the recorder alone, but its features speak for themselves:

Hikvision Digital Technology Ds-7616ni-K2 Engraved.

  • Capacity for up to 16 IP cameras
  • Supports decoding of H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264 video formats
  • High definition live viewing, storage and playback up to 4K
  • Up to 8 channel decoding capability @1080p
  • High input bandwidth up to 160 Mbps
  • 1 HDMI and 1 VGA interface: both interfaces support independent video output
  • 2 HDDs for continuous video recording

 

If you want to set up your own video surveillance system, do not hesitate to opt for a Hikvision NVR.

However, you can always contact us to clarify any doubts or ask for an additional recommendation.

See you soon!

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