The new Everfocus 'eZ.IP' Solution allows users to enjoy the plug-and-play operation experience without any hassle with set up. Designed with users in mind, the friendly functions of the ENVR8304D plug-and-play embedded NVR allows users to access their images without IP backgrounds. Users can access the video images from anywhere on the go with their portable devices and smart phones, keeping surveillance available the whole time. A responsive design function resizes the operating frame automatically according to your monitor. This solution targets small-scale installations such as homes and small medium businesses.

The ENVR8304D plug-and-play embedded NVR supports up-to 8 independent PoE network interfaces and auto-discovers the connected IP camera. Without any complex IP configuration, the NVR is designed for simple installation. The H.264 compression technology provides efficient disk utilisation and network bandwidth conservation, at the same time, it delivers clear images and provides high quality recording. The separated PoE smart switch extends the distance between cameras and NVR to 100 metres or more, and enables small medium businesses to have more flexibility during installation.

With true plug-and-play setup and real-time local display up in to full HD resolution, the Linux-embedded solution works just like a DVR but without the need for those complicated network settings that might otherwise be required with conventional NVR systems. Featuring a standalone network video recorder up to 8 channels, along with a series of NVRs and their megapixel camera line, the Everfocus 'eZ.IP' Solution offers a complete system kit that can be easily installed in a matter of minutes.

There is no need to purchase extra computers or software to operate the system. When paired with the powerful Everfocus Powervideo Plus CMS, the ENVR8304D can be used in complex multi-site installations with centralised management. The ENVR8304D is also fully supported by the Everfocus Mobilefocus remote viewer on IOS and Android devices, which can extend video surveillance from fixed locations to several remote locations.