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Looking for a 32 camera IP system? Use this system configuration page to put together a customized system to suit your needs. Start by choosing from a variety of NVRs depending on the amount of maximum storage capacity you are looking for. Then choose the amount of hard drive storage you would like installed with your system. Then move on to select the types and number of cameras. All of the cameras we have listed here are PoE IP cameras (except for PTZ IP cameras with 20X or higher zoom), meaning you simply have to run a network cable between the camera and a PoE switch for both power and data. PoE (Power over Ethernet) makes it truly plug and play to wire a network camera system. When choosing cameras, consider the following features:
- Resolution - 3 Megapixel (3MP), 2MP (1080p) or 1 (720P)
- Shape and design - dome vs bullet
- Night vision distance - no infrared, 60ft, 100ft, 300ft
- Lens Type - fixed lens, variable zoom lens
- Optical Zoom Type - manual vs motorized (i.e. Pan Tilt Zoom)
- Mounting surface - wall, ceiling, or pole
- Where the camera will be used - indoors or outdoors
- Cost
Camera Features:
- 3MP IP Cameras that record in higher resolution than HD 1080p
- 2MP IP Cameras that record HD 1080P video
- 1MP IP Cameras that record HD 720P video
H.264 Video Encoding Stream for the highest quality video while conserving bandwidth- 3MP at 20fps max, 1080P at 30fps, 720P at 30fps
- PoE Power for Plug & Play operation
- Some PTZ cameras require 24V AC
Video Recorder Features:
- 32 Camera Network Video Recorders
- H.264 Video Compression to save hard drive space and provide the clearest possible video
- Ample video storage capacity
- HDMI video out for connection to HD TV
- Selectable recording modes: continuous 24/7, schedule based recording, motion detection
- Compatible with several types of devices for remote viewing
- iPhone
- iPad
- Google Android Phone or Tablet
- Windows Phone
Windows PC Computer- Apple Computer
- Motion Alerts automatically sent to your phone or email when motion is detected
- Auto video recycling
- Video backup is easily done to USB flash drive, or to FTP or PC over the network
Warranty and Tech Support
CCTV Camera World stands behind the products it sells. Our warranty is one of the best in the industry. Our products are covered by a Limited Warranty against manufacturing defects for up to 3 Years depending on the product. Also, all items are backed by a 30 day return policy. We offer Free Technical Support for any product purchased from us for the life of the product. Our sales and technical support staff strive to provide the best customer support experience.
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| Return Policy | 30 Days Return Policy. |
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| Warranty | 1 Year |
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Total 3 question(s)
3. Is the motion detector built into the camera.
4. Owners wants to use ip cameras for the system.
5. Can the system be backup to a remote location/cloud storage..
Question by: Dennis Malone on: 2017-07-25
Motion detection is built-in to ip cameras. There is no motion detector per say on the cameras. They sense motion detection by sensing changes in pixels. NVR recorders such as this use ip cameras. You can find ip cameras here. There are no cloud storage options that we offer. Secondly it is not reliable to use a cloud storage service due to connectivity limitations over the internet. If you need to backup video, you can use a second NVR unit to fetch footage from the first as described here.
Answer by: Tech Support on: 2017-07-27
I work in the oil field and need a few security cameras. I need to be able to capture a driving vehicles licence plate and record 30 days worth. What set up would you suggest?
Question by: Jeff Crump on: 2018-08-27
You will need a proper security camera that is able to capture license plates. A regular surveillance camera is for general use and will have IR glare from a license plate at night; the plate will appear all white. For use with a NVR recorder to capture plates in day or night you can use this license plate camera.
Answer by: Tech Support on: 2018-08-31
Hi,
I want a system which works at 4K resolution on all cameras - i really only need 16 channels max - is the 64 channel NVR the only option for me please?
Regarding the monitoring - as my NVR will be situated in my garage which is remote to the house, HDMI/VGA is not practical, but i have multiple Cat5e cables between house & garage- can i have multiple remote viewing monitors (ie iPad,Iphone) all working in parallel via internet/wifi? - eg may be 6 continuous parallel monitors running?
Will the NVR max data rate handle all channels at full 4K/8M?
Thanks
Regards
Paul Peacey
Question by: Paul Peacey on: 2019-09-24
You can use this 32 channel NVR to accomplish what you are trying to do. It has plenty of encoding bandwidth to support 30fps 4k security cameras across all channels.
Yes you can watch the cameras over the network as long as you have a wired Gigabit connection coming from the NVR back to a Gigabit router. The mobile apps are intelligent enough to display cameras in a multiple camera grid using the substream which takes less data, and when you double click a single channel, it will be displayed using the main stream. On wireless devices this is useful especially if you have a poor wireless signal.
As for the location of the garage, please note placing the NVR in a hot location will decrease the lifetime of the NVR, and hard drives. You also want to watch out for condensation collecting inside the NVR if there is no proper exhaust fan in garage. Any condensation can drop on the motherboard inside and zap the motherboard.
Answer by: Tech Support on: 2019-10-15
