Battery Powered Wireless Security Cameras With Dvr/Nvr

This is a great product for security cameras NVR, I love it

I like the Lorex systems for self control of my security. Battery powered wireless systems are easy to install and maintain. Not tied to a paid service. Thumbs up.

This is an awesome DVR/NVR! It provides the ability to add 16 coax cameras including TurboHD. Adding IP cameras requires POE injectors or switch, but is easy. This is not the recorder for a novice, but if you have experience with CCTV systems, this is an excellent choice!

Great storage for security DVR.

The problem was that the DVR I was using for my security cameras, though it was a different brand than my TV, it had the same code as the TV. So, when I changed TV channels, the DVR for the cameras changed the camera screen. The only solution was to purchase a new DVR. Problem solved with the Hikvision AcuSense iDS-7208HUHI-M2/S TurboHD 8-Channel DVR (No HDD).

When filming on location for more than a day, we deploy these for security. Wireless security cams' trigger times were glacially slow, so we changed to IP cams and a NVR. The ethernet cables are strung so nobody will trip over them and run to the NVR to the tent where the security guy is posted. After the shoot, the cameras, cables and NVR go into a Pelican case and wait for the next location job.

Makes the battery powered cameras much more practical. An essential item.

The HD is designed for use with in CCTV DVR's and NVR's. I have install a dozen or so of these and they work great plus the price is unbeatable! Definitely recommend buying these.

We use these Seagate drives for commercial NVR's and DVR's that run 24/7/365. So far the drives are stable and very fast. Time will tell.

I install 1000's of Hard Drives in DVR's, NVR's and Servers. I only use WD Purple! Very happy with the performance!