All FAQ

  • These FAQs cover the basic functionalities, installation, compatibility, storage options, and security features of IP cameras and NVRs, providing customers with essential information about these products.

  • What is an IP camera?

    An IP (Internet Protocol) camera is a type of digital video camera that receives control data and sends image data via the internet or a network.

  • What are the benefits of IP cameras over analog cameras?

    IP cameras offer higher resolution, remote accessibility, scalability, and easier installation compared to analog cameras.

  • How do I set up an IP camera?

    Setting up an IP camera involves connecting it to your network, configuring the camera settings through the software provided, and accessing the camera feed via a web browser or mobile app.

  • What is PoE (Power over Ethernet)?

    PoE allows IP cameras to receive power and data through a single Ethernet cable, simplifying installation and reducing the need for additional power supplies.

  • What is an NVR and how does it differ from a DVR?

    An NVR (Network Video Recorder) records video from IP cameras over a network, while a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) records video from analog cameras using coaxial cables.

  • How many cameras can I connect to an NVR?

    The number of cameras you can connect depends on the NVR model. We offer NVRs that support 4, 8, 16, 32, or more cameras.

  • Is internet access required for an NVR to function?

    No, internet access is not required for local recording and playback. However, it is needed for remote viewing and management.

  • Can I access my NVR remotely?

    Yes, you can access your NVR remotely via our mobile app or web portal, enabling you to view live feeds and recorded footage from anywhere.

  • What storage options are available for NVRs?

    Our NVRs use internal hard drives for storage. Some models also support external storage options such as USB drives or network-attached storage (NAS).