The NVR206-016 is a versatile network video recorder (NVR) for managing up to 16 network cameras. No complicated network settings or additional PC required, the Linux-based NVR solution supports plug-and-play with the MESSOA NVR-ready megapixel cameras and can be easily set up just like a DVR system. Taking advantage of the network video technology, the NVR provides high-definition live video and playback up to 1080p resolution, even in a 4CH/8CH multi-channel layout. Remote surveillance is further accessible through web and mobile app. Not only suitable for small- to medium-sized applications, such as retail stores and small offices, the NVR also offers a scalable solution for multi-site management with the free bundled CMS software for projects at a greater scale.

  • Plug and play, as easy as DVR

Hassle-free installation in three simple steps. Simply connect all the MESSOA cameras and devices, turn on the system with the zero configuration, one-click setup, and the system is ready to go without the need for any complicated wiring or network configuration.

  • 1080p real-time recording at 25/30fps

Record superior quality video streams up to 1080p resolution at high frame rates provided in H.264 compression, delivering greater detail and much smoother video display for better identification and view experience than conventional CCTV systems.

  • 1080p local display via HDMI

Operation also requires no effort as the NVR supports local display through either VGA or HDMI. High-definition video streamed from the megapixel cameras in maximum Full HD 1080p resolution can be viewed live right on the local screen.

  • Pentaplex multi-task

The robustness and stability of the embedded Linux NVR system allows for five simultaneous operations at the same time, including local live view, recording, setup, network configuration and data backup for meeting the multi-tasking surveillance needs.

  • Dual gigabit network interface

The NVR is equipped with gigabit LAN and WAN ports for throughput up to 1000Mbps, greatly enhancing the ability to streaming high bandwidth-required 1080p video with smooth display quality from multiple megapixel cameras simultaneously.

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