Technical Specification
Features:
- Make: Bewator
- Model code: EVL-R16-300
- Series: Eventys Lite Series
- Channels: 16
- Recording Mode: Real Time / Timelapse / Event
Additional info:
Eventys is a complete digital video recorder / server that replaces the VCR, multiplexer, motion detector and video transmission used in traditional analogue systems. Simultaneously supporting both analogue and IP cameras, along with remote data storage Eventys is well suited for demanding sites such as banks, factories and logistics centres, as well as general corporate surveillance. Eventys eliminates restrictions of physical distance by being accessible from virtually anywhere in the world over TCP/IP networks.
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| Make | Bewator |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Vanderbilt Industries |
| Model code | EVL-R16-300 |
| Series | Eventys Lite Series |
| Channels | 16 |
| Recording Mode | Real Time / Timelapse / Event |
| Monitor Outputs | 1 |
| Inbuilt Multiplexer | Yes |
| Alarm I/O | 16 in, 3 out |
| Multiplexer Type | Triplex |
| Storage Capacity GB | 300 |
| Image per second (IPS) | 25 |
| Compression Type | JPEG |
| Resolution | 720 x 288 |
| Signal Mode | PAL, NTSC |
| External Storage | CD-RW |
| Audio Recording and Properties | 1 phono in, 1 phono out |
| Recording System | HDD |
| Colour Type | Colour / Monochrome |
| Mount type | 16 in, 1 out |
| Network Type | Windows XP Pro |
| Physical Specifications |
Dimensions mm: 438 x 90 x 434 Weight kg: 15 |
| Electrical Specifications | Power Consumption: 250 w |
| Environmental Specifications |
Operating Temp oC: 0 ~ +40 Operating Humidity %: 0 ~ 80 |
| Additional info | Eventys is a complete digital video recorder / server that replaces the VCR, multiplexer, motion detector and video transmission used in traditional analogue systems. Simultaneously supporting both analogue and IP cameras, along with remote data storage Eventys is well suited for demanding sites such as banks, factories and logistics centres, as well as general corporate surveillance. Eventys eliminates restrictions of physical distance by being accessible from virtually anywhere in the world over TCP/IP networks. |
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