How does a BNC security camera DVR work?
How does a BNC security camera DVR work?
Security DVRs connect to BNC cameras using RG59 coaxial cables and they compress and store video footage captured from security cameras. The hard drives are designed to work in a security environment, including simultaneous recording & playback from various streams.
What kind of hard drive does Lorex use?
Lorex uses security certified hard drives that are manufactured specifically to meet the high workload demands of continuous security monitoring. This means that you can rely on this professional grade hard drive to safely store weeks (or even months) of security footage.
How does the dv900 series security system DVR work?
This high frame rate provides real-time motion, ensuring that you don’t miss the best moments. The DV900 Series DVR is designed for use with our innovative hassle-free Lorex Cloud™ app. Using Lorex Cloud™, you can quickly and easily view your security system remotely from your smartphone or tablet.
Can a Lorex DVR be upgraded to a new camera?
The technology within a Lorex DVR has changed drastically over the past few years. Thankfully the way in which camera cables are connected to it has not. This means that it is extremely easy to upgrade your older DVR security system to a new one. You can also easily swap your older analog cameras for brand new HD ones using the same cabling.
Can a BNC camera be added to a DVR?
Feel free to add a couple of Lorex’s premium audio cameras to your DV700 Series DVR. It supports audio on every channel via the coaxial BNC cable connection.
This high frame rate provides real-time motion, ensuring that you don’t miss the best moments. The DV900 Series DVR is designed for use with our innovative hassle-free Lorex Cloud™ app. Using Lorex Cloud™, you can quickly and easily view your security system remotely from your smartphone or tablet.
Lorex uses security certified hard drives that are manufactured specifically to meet the high workload demands of continuous security monitoring. This means that you can rely on this professional grade hard drive to safely store weeks (or even months) of security footage.
