DVR 16 Channel

A 16-channel DVR (Digital Video Recorder) is a video recording device that can simultaneously record video from up to 16 different cameras or video sources. It is commonly used in surveillance systems where multiple cameras are deployed to monitor and record activities in various areas.

Here is a general description of a 16-channel DVR:

Video Channels: A 16-channel DVR provides support for connecting and recording video from up to 16 cameras or video sources simultaneously. This allows for comprehensive surveillance coverage in a large area or multiple locations.

Recording Resolution: The DVR supports various recording resolutions, typically ranging from standard definition (SD) to high definition (HD) or even Ultra HD (4K). The exact recording resolution will depend on the specific model and capabilities of the DVR.

Storage Capacity: The DVR is equipped with an internal hard drive or external storage options, such as network-attached storage (NAS) or external hard drives, to store the recorded video footage. The storage capacity can vary depending on the model and can be expanded by adding additional storage devices.