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04/05/2014

32 channel NVR from Abus

Muhlhausen, Germany

The 32-channel network video recorder enables real-time recording with a maximum data rate of 320 Mbit/s and management of up to 32 network cameras with a resolution of 1080p. A maximum of 16 cameras can be viewed live locally.
The video surveillance specialist Abus Security-Center is now offering a high performance 32-channel network video recorder (NVR) which extends the existing comprehensive range of network, HD-SDI and analog video surveillance recorders. Recording and management of video streams can be effected with up to 320 Mbit/s data rate (160 Mbit/s in / 160 Mbit/s out).

Clear status displays facilitate the largely self-explanatory operation of the ONVIF-compatible device. A multi-coloured LED indicates the current status of the recorder to the user. Four different flashing and lighting signals indicate whether the 32-channel network video surveillance recorder is recording, is in guard mode (active schedule, no recording at present), is ready for operation or if there is a malfunction. Moreover, each of the camera selection buttons arranged on the front of the recorder indicates individually with lighting signals whether a camera is connected and if the channel is recording.

Video management is achieved using a PC or via an iDVR APP. Up to eight SATA HDDs (not included in the scope of delivery) can be connected for storing data. The Abus Central Monitoring Software (CMS) also allows for centralised management of multiple sites and thus provides users with effective time management. Using the CMS, NVRs installed at different locations can be accessed from one PC. In addition, the software interface is intuitive to use and therefore very user-friendly due to its simplicity. The user can also view live images and recordings on mobile devices using the iDVR app for smartphones, tablets, etc.

The new network video recorder features intelligent alarm and security signalling functions: An e-mail with images can be sent to predefined addresses in the event of an alarm or detection of motion. An acoustic warning signal or an on-screen display indicator can also be output at the same time.


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