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NVR Vs DVR

 

DVRS ARE TYPICALLY USED WITH ANALOG CAMERAS. ANALOG CAMERAS TRANSMIT A RAW VIDEO SIGNAL TO THE DVR OVER COAXIAL CABLES.

THE DVR THEN CONVERTS THE ANALOG SIGNAL TO A DIGITAL FORMAT THAT CAN BE STORED AND VIEWED REMOTELY.

NVRS ARE TYPICALLY USED WITH IP CAMERAS. IP CAMERAS ENCODE AND PROCESS VIDEO DATA AT THE CAMERA LEVEL, BEFORE TRANSMITTING IT TO THE NVR OVER AN ETHERNET CABLE OR WIRELESSLY.

THE NVR THEN STORES AND VIEWS THE VIDEO DATA.

HIGHEST RESOULATION NVR MODULE

HIKVISION DS-96624NI-I24H NVR: SUPPORTS UP TO 24 CHANNELS OF 4K ULTRA HD RESOLUTION.

DAHUA DH-NVR7208-16P-4KS2 NVR: SUPPORTS UP TO 16 CHANNELS OF 4K ULTRA HD RESOLUTION.

UNV NVR5208E-4K NVR: SUPPORTS UP TO 8 CHANNELS OF 4K ULTRA HD RESOLUTION.


DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NVR AND DVR

FEATURE

NVR

DVR

TYPE OF CAMERAS USED

IP CAMERAS

ANALOG CAMERAS

VIDEO PROCESSING

VIDEO IS PROCESSED AT THE CAMERA LEVEL

VIDEO IS PROCESSED AT THE RECORDER LEVEL

CONNECTION TYPE

ETHERNET CABLE OR WI-FI

COAXIAL CABLE

RESOLUTION

SUPPORTS HIGH RESOLUTIONS (UP TO 4K AND BEYOND)

SUPPORTS LOWER RESOLUTIONS (TYPICALLY UP TO 1080P)

FEATURES

SUPPORTS ADVANCED FEATURES SUCH AS MOTION DETECTION, FACIAL RECOGNITION, AND AI ANALYTICS

TYPICALLY SUPPORTS FEWER FEATURES

COST

MORE EXPENSIVE

LESS EXPENSIVE

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WHICH ONE IS BETTER?

NVRS OFFER A NUMBER OF ADVANTAGES OVER DVRS, INCLUDING:

HIGHER RESOLUTION VIDEO

SUPPORT FOR ADVANCED FEATURES

MORE FLEXIBLE INSTALLATION OPTIONS

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