16 Channel Hd Dvr

16-Channel HD DVR (Digital Video Recorder) is a video surveillance system designed to record footage from up to 16 analog CCTV cameras (or hybrid cameras that can support both analog and IP). Unlike NVRs (Network Video Recorders), which are used for IP-based surveillance systems, a DVR works with traditional coaxial cable connections, typically used in HD-CVI, AHD, or TVI camera systems.

This type of system is ideal for locations that still use analog cameras or those upgrading from older systems to HD surveillance without completely switching to IP-based setups.

What Is a 16-Channel HD DVR?

• 16 Channels: Capable of recording from up to 16 analog CCTV cameras at the same time, making it ideal for medium to large-scale surveillance systems.

• HD Resolution: Supports HD (720p) or Full HD (1080p) resolution, depending on the DVR and camera models. Some advanced models may even support 4K.

• Wired System: Works with coaxial cables (e.g., RG59 or RG6) to connect the DVR to analog or hybrid cameras. No network cables required, making installation easier in certain environments.