Depending on the size of the HDD, the system simultaneously allows a maximum storage capacity of 32 terabytes for 4U or 12 terabytes for 2U . Data storage and service operability become infinite. Empowered by Provideo surveillance software, the Hot-Swap NVR System is engineered to provide all necessary critical surveillance features in terms of video quality, compression and recording rate.

Via its network, remote access and control ability, the Provideo Hot-swap NVR system facilitates both management and maintenance. In addition compatibility with a wide range of Provideo accessories will cater for almost any installation requirements.

Provideo has committed to being a total solution provider in banking applications.  Thus, its NVR solutions are designed to provide the integrated functions of access control, alarm system and broadcasting/listening as well as many other functions that are required in banking surveillance applications; the Provideo Hot-Swap NVR system is able to fulfill such applications as branch monitoring, automated services surveillance, as well as external ATM secure surveillance.  

There are 2 models available, the first is the 4U (16-bay) hot-swappable SATA HDDs for data storage (4-bay/8-bay, optional), and (2) bay, optional).  With this surveillance system construction, the Provideo Hot-Swap NVR works seamlessly with other compatible network video recorder systems, H.264 network IP cameras and the software management system CMS for local viewing, provides control in LAN, as well as remote viewing and control via WAN.  

This NVR system can reproduce superior video quality with 16ch H.264 compression when live viewing, recording and playback are used simultaneously.  It supports real time with full HD resolution. With the addition of a video decoder, it also provides a video wall function that offers a cost-effective solution compared to a traditional matrix system.  If we then also take into account the capability of PoE technology, the whole system becomes flexible enough to expand cameras in due course, up to a maximum of 2,048 channels.