iD-508DVR-5MP (8CH)

The iD-508DVR-5MP (8CH) DVR shows 5MP high resolution captured videos recorded by cameras having a resolution of 5 megapixel as well. If their resolution is less than 5MP, the camera needs to be changed, and if more, the resolution must be brought down to 5MP.

The mega 5MP definition allows ultra clarity to users allowing them to see every detail as if it was happening in front of their eyes. This limpid effect is applied on all the 8 channels allowing users to monitor every part of their house or business at the same time.

All 8 channels are compatible with H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264 video compression. This is highly useful since viewing footage across 8 channels takes up a lot of space. The compression technology saves up as much storage space as possible, making room for more footage to be stored without deleting any of the old ones.

This full HD CCTV kit offers easy adaptability to 5 video formats such as HD-TVI, HDCVI, AHD, CVBS, and 2 IP cameras through high-definition CCTV camera kits. Thus, you can have eyes wherever making sure that no spot is left without a watch.

iDome Smart and Secure technology give the option of smart motion alerts. This way, users can mark out certain sensitive areas. The DVR detects unfamiliar activity in such areas and alerts users via email accompanied with the snapshots of relevant areas.

The smart playback options can save users ample time. This way, you do not have to watch hours-long footage to arrive at a certain point. You can simply mention the date or time of a certain period, and the DVR will automatically play that specific part for you.

Sufficient measures against data theft are supported by the DVR system. This ensures that no one steals vital video footage. Moreover, you can view live recordings while on the move on your mobile phone or tablet.

As a result, users can be relieved about the indoor and outdoor security of their homes or business even when they are not around. This can be done by installing the iDome app on your chosen device.

Users can connect the cameras with the DVR with the help of a BNC port that has to be inserted to the back of the DVDR.