Speco N4NXL1TB 4 Channel NVR with Built-in PoE+ Switch

The Speco N4NXL1TB is a top - notch 4 - channel NVR equipped with a built - in PoE+ switch. It offers amazing features for a seamless surveillance experience. With it, you can quickly discover and install all Speco IP cameras. The setup process is a breeze, allowing for quick system setup, network configuration, and port forwarding. Setting up recording resolutions and types is also fast. Searching events from thumbnails is a snap. It even has an auto - copy feature that can save what you're playing onto a USB flash drive. All channels support up to 6MP resolution for recording and playback, with a total of 80Mbps available for camera recording bandwidth. The built - in PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) for all channels and the plug - and - play feature with isolated traffic on PoE ports when used with Speco’s IP cameras make installation a piece of cake. You can find and install IP cameras on the local network without manual location. It supports H.264 compression and comes with free U.S. - based DDNS server access. In case of network loss, it automatically records to an SD card and transfers data back to the NVR when the network is restored. It's UL listed and has a 5 - year warranty. The unit weighs 3 lbs and has dimensions of 10.2” (W) x 1.8” (H) x 8.7” (L).

Using the Speco N4NXL1TB NVR is quite easy. First, connect your Speco IP cameras to the PoE+ ports on the NVR. The device will quickly discover and install these cameras for you, so you don't have to locate them manually on the local network. Next, go through the setup process. You can set up the network, configure port forwarding, and decide on the recording resolutions and types according to your needs. When you want to search for events, just look at the thumbnails for a quick search. If you want to save what you're currently viewing, use the auto - copy feature to save it to a USB flash drive. As for playback, all channels support up to 6MP resolution, giving you clear images. Keep in mind that in case of a network loss, the NVR will automatically start recording to an SD card. Once the network is back, it will transfer the data back to the NVR. Make sure to keep the device in a dry and well - ventilated place to avoid overheating. For maintenance, you can periodically check the connections and ensure that the SD card has enough space. The NVR is UL listed and comes with a 5 - year warranty, so you can have peace of mind using it.