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 Surveon expands megapizel RAID NVR line-up with new SMR 5000 Series

Surveon, the complete megapixel solutions provider, today announced it has expanded the SMR (Smart Megapixel Recorder) Series of RAID NVR solutions with new SMR 5000 systems. Designed to meet the needs of megapixel video surveillance, the new SMR systems feature up to 20 channels with a local display of 1920x1080. The systems enable users to easily deploy up to twenty 3-megapixel cameras in a single compact NVR solution with professional features including local live viewing, real time analytics, video bookmarking, playback, remote monitoring, HTML overlay and domain management.

In a compact system design, the SMR 5000 systems accommodate five hot-swappable disk drives with RAID 5 for easy installation and data protection. The all-in-one, compact non-COTS system design offers a highly integrated and proven solution for security integrators, reducing the installation, compatibility and maintenance issues associated with traditional PC+VMS solutions, and enabling them to easily upgrade to professional small- to medium-sized megapixel surveillance solutions. In particular, the systems are well-suited for retail, hospitality, school, SMB, community or manufacturing surveillance.  

As with all of Surveon's NVR solutions, the SMR 5000 systems offer low power consumption to help users reduce energy expenses and contribute to a better environment. In addition, Surveon SMR solutions feature 100% in-house design and production, enhancing product stability and ensuring quality consistency throughout Surveon's comprehensive product line-up.

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