The NVR is capable of recording at different resolutions for different monitoring areas, and Plustek says this allows it to transport images through its “double Giga tunnel” at “10 times faster” speeds without distorting video quality.
It also provides simultaneous live monitoring of multiple channels, remote back-up and alarm notifications.
The company says: “Plustek’s proprietary product DVR-II Video Server allows the existing CCTV structure to remain untouched while migrating to a NDVR system. This increases the probability of future development while saving a large number of coaxial cable wiring costs.”
All of Plusteks’s standalone NVRs come with 320G to 1TB of hard disk space.
Plustek says: “With our back end management software ‘Multi-manager’, the NVR can connect to the entire Plustek products line of up to 128 cameras, support larger clients which require features such as powerful authority group management access, backup and export scheduling controls.”
The Plustek NVR4300 supports a variety of brands such as Axis, ACTi, Asoni, ALLnet, Basler, Etrovision, iPux, Mobotix, Pelco, Panasonic, Sony, and Vivotek.
