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NVRs vs. DVRs both have a critical role to play in an effective video solution for the foreseeable future manufacturers have managed to do is make something that was already good even better.
Hikvision introduced its first series of 3 MP HD-TVI recorders in February 2017, the TurboHD 3.0 DS-7200HUHI-Fx/N Series DVRs. These DVRs are targeted for small to medium residential and commercial business applications in a variety of vertical markets.
The Multi-Access Open Platform 5-1 add on feature for LTS DVR tackles camera compatibility, offering more surveillance options by combining IP, with analog video formats HD-TVI, analog, HDCVI, and AHD for a seamless integration.
Speco Technologies announced that its HT hybrid DVR is available in a covert, wall-mount housing for ultimate protection. The WHT, which allows all channels to be fully configurable for IP, HD-TVI, or 960H, is a solution to deter vandalism and theft.
