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Since the NVR supports the ONVIF standard, you can add any 3rd party camera from manufacturers like Hikvision, Dahua, Sony, Vivotek, and even Foscam Amcrest’s nemesis whom they had a falling out with and the reason for the Amcrest brand being created. The camera included in this kit appears to be the IP2M 842EB model, which can also be purchased separately. These are 1080p 2MP IP cameras that ca do night vision and have a very good IP67 weather rating. They are also ONVIF compliant so can be used with ONVIF compliant NVRs or a DIY NAS NVR system if you have one. Using the Amcrest smartphone app, you can login to the NVR at any time to see a live feed of all the cameras as well as recordings. See the full datasheet of this NVR hereopens in new tab. PROS:Good image quality with 1080p camerasWide 3rd party camera support through ONVIF standardIR LEDs provide night vision capabilityVery good value for moneyUSB Backup feature2 way audio voice chat possibleCONS:No advanced motion detection methods such as line crossing, intrusion or dwell detectionFree smartphone app could be better – it lacks basic features such as push notifications, paid version needed reallyNo redundant storage due to single SATA interface, cannot write to networkNo scheduled USB backup optionNo alarm in/out connectionsCheck Price on AmazonBack to comparison tableBest Value 4 ch Wireless Security Camera System: Reolink 1080p 4 channel NVR Kit with 4 1080p PoE/WiFi cameras and 1TB hard drive Reolink RLK4 210WB4 NVR Features4 channel recording @ 1080p supportedPoE enabled1TB hard drive included, max. 11 b/g/n 2T2REmbedded micIP66 Weather ratedRead Amazon user reviews Reolink is one of the better brands out there. These guys have been getting quite popular due to their good quality systems at affordable price points. This NVR kit from Reolink is quite unique – it supports PoE and has built in Wi Fi. A quick note: This article may contain affiliate links from Amazon and/or other platforms.

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Has anyone ever heard of PartnerUp. com?Small Business By Donna J. Jodhan It is becoming more and more important for small businesses to find ways to both post business opportunities as well as to find them. There is no doubt that we are living in very hard times and the more that we can find ways to cooperate with each other the better it is going to be for all of us. I am specifically referring to the small business community. We need to find ways to partner up so to speak.

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How to choose your Easy DIY home security camera systemSo you have chosen to go the Easy DIY Home CCTV route. That’s a great choice if you want to get started right away and don’t want the hassle of researching and understanding how to put a home CCTV system together. First off, lets get the confusion about names out of the way. Home Security Camera System, Home Surveillance System, NVR Surveillance System, NVR Security System, NVR kit, IP Camera Surveillance Kit – these all typically mean the same, a complete kit that includes everything you need to get up and running. Choosing your digital network based home security system depends on the following:How many cameras do you need?Security camera systems are commonly specified by the number of separate channels they support. This simply indicates how many separate camera video streams they can record. They start from single channel devices going all the way up to 32. What level of video quality or resolution do you need?My usual recommendation of at least 1080p 2 Megapixels applies. There are tons of substandard 720p HD Ready systems you can get, but none of them will have the resolution needed to allow law enforcement positive identification of an intruder. Do you want the ability to use wireless cameras as well?While I generally do not recommend using wireless for critical home systems such as security, there are some situations where a wireless camera makes sense. Now you don’t need a WiFi enabled NVR to use a Wi Fi camera – this is a common misconception.

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