SVAT CV0204-DVR Security Camera System

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The CV0204DVR is an example of SVAT's feature packed digital video recorders. This complete system incorporates 4 out of doors CCD cameras and can display all 4 ( quad view ) at the same time. Customise the recording and set a 24-hour recording schedule based primarily on your preferences. And since each camera is supplied with night vision, you can view and record in total darkness! This DVR can record 4 different camera perspectives ( quad view ) concurrently and play it back at a smooth thirty frames per second.

Finding your recorded photos is a breeze. Everything is stored on the DVR's internal 160GB drive permitting you weeks of recording. The DVR can be set to overwrite old photos when the drive does run out of space, permitting you constant recording, year after year. The CV0204DVR also has a built-in web server for remote viewing.

Then simply type in your IP address to watch your business or home remotely, from any internet-enabled PC in the world! You can even play back recorded footage, save picture or flick files to your PC, and more, all thru a web browser. This versatile surveillance system is a perfect solution for anyone that wants to observe their property whether they are at home or away.

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Exceeded my expectations

By Uwood2

We recently purchased and installed the SVAT web ready DVR system at our place of business after being hit by thieves and vandals. The night vision cameras were unbelievably bright in a dimly lit area.

Some of the features I like about this unit is of course the night vision cameras, the ability to view the cameras over the internet, the ability to record continuously or as motion sensors.

This unit was well worth the money. We have not been burglarized or vandalized since installing these. The presence is an excellent deterent. HOWEVER, If they come back -- We are ready!

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Great product for the money!

By Joe (york, pa)

I bought this product about 3 weeks ago, I set the whole system up and had everything up and running in about two hours (includes hanging cameras and running wires). I really like the webserver part of this product so that I can watch while I am away.

The only the problem I had was the night vision was not working in one of the cameras. So I called SVAT and asked them about replacing the camera, they had no problem doing that but suggested we test the camera firt and make sure it was not the cable. Long story short it was the cable and they sent a new cable to me only thing I had to show them was proof of reciept. Very good customer service.

If you want decent quality cameras with web ready service and don't want to spend much, Buy these!

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I install lots of these

By L. Haycock

I install video surveillance systems and a few years back I started seeing SVAT units. Since then I have installed many of them with no problems. They are not high end units but are perfect for home and small business. The DVR does generate ALOT of heat so needs good air circulation.

The night vision is ok, 10 foot max without some other sort of ambient lighting but the cameras are good in low light so just a regular porchlight is plenty to light most of a yard and keep the camera from going to B/W mode. Need install in Kern County CA area by licensed contractor? contact me: LONNYISHERE(at)GMAIL(dot)COM.

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Choosing Your Home Security Camera

If you want added security and surveillance for your home, nothing beats having home security cameras installed to keep an eye on your property. Countless other homeowners have realized this and have bought their own security cameras. With all your options for a home security camera nowadays, though, picking just one is a rather daunting challenge. You'll have to face that challenge eventually in order to get the benefits that a home security camera offers. The selection process can actually be made easier by keeping in mind some of the factors that play a role in how you use your cameras.

Shooting on Location

The location and position of your home security camera will play a very big role in determining what kind of unit you'll get. Each kind of environment is better suited to certain kinds of cameras, and using another kind would be either excessive or pointless.

Outdoor security cameras, for example, usually require added protection in the form of body reinforcement or a hard metal shell. This is to keep the recording equipment from being damaged by vandals and by the weather. However, you might want to stick to a black and white camera if you're putting it outdoors. Such security cameras are able to get better images in low light than their full-color counterparts.

If you are installing your home security camera indoors, on the other hand, you can forego the added protection for the camera. In exchange, you might want to get a camera that records video in full color to give you more detailed images. Getting a model that can swivel on its mount would also be a good idea, to give you wider coverage.

Home Security Camera: Wired or Wireless?

This is one of the more pressing questions that many a consumer has asked in the past few years. With wireless technology becoming ever cheaper and more available, an increasing number of home security camera models have begun having wireless connectivity as a feature. Should you jump on the wire-free bandwagon as well? Your best answer to that question will depend heavily on your usage of your home security camera.

A wireless home security camera would be best if you plan to install the security camera system indoors yourself. Because there are no wires, setup is made considerably easier. It's the better option if you're just going to be inside the house, you want to DIY the installation and you plan to replace it in the near future with a better model.

Wired security cameras are more appropriate for outdoor installations. That's because wireless technology tends to go awry when there's a great distance involved, and even more so when inclement weather like rain gets in the way of the signal. There's a very good chance that you'll need professional help in installing them, so your wired cameras have to be more or less permanent.

Buying a home security camera isn't just a mere purchase; it's an investment for the safety and security of your property and all who live there. It requires careful planning as well as a thorough knowledge about your needs and which products will satisfy them.