4-Channel CCTV Recorder

 £160

• The superior replacement to analogue time-lapse VCRs and quad processors
• Monitor and record up to 4 cameras located around your office, home or premises
• Motion detection feature
• Can also operate in continuous or timer mode
• Multiple search - by time, date or event list
• Video loss alarm function
• MJPEG video compression format
• Built in HDD caddy supports up to 500GB IDE hard drive (sold separately)
• For example you can record up to 332 hours on a 120GB hard drive (sold separately)

The big advantage of a DVR over a time-lapse VCR is the amount of video you can continuously record: up to 332 hours (14 days) using a 120GB HDD (hard disk drive) or even longer using the larger 500GB (recording times are variable and depend on recording, resolution and frame-rate settings per camera installed).
Featuring four standard composite video inputs and one video output, this DVR is the ideal CCTV system for small retail stores, homes or business premises. Integrated motion activated recording also makes it ideal for discreet observation systems. The motion detection feature enables you to select the area and adjust the sensitivity of each camera.
Note: This product is supplied without a hard disk drive. You will require an IDE ATA-100 HDD. The larger the capacity you install, the greater the recording time that will be available. The HDD is mounted in a key-locked, removable caddy.

We have a range of specific DVR hard drives, designed specifically for 24/7 video recording as the reduced heat generation enables surveillance systems and PVRs to run cooler and longer. Please note that these are not for use inside PCs (does not support data, only video). They are supplied with a 5 year warranty:
Order Code Description

160GB ATA HDD

Trouble Shooting Guide
When using Wireless Cameras with this item, it does not show the other cameras on separate channels
This is because although there may be more than one wireless camera, the wireless receiver only outputs one video signal, hence it only shows as one channel (so using a wireless camera kit will not give full 100% coverage of each camera, due to the cycling of cameras on the wireless receiver)

Motion detection constantly triggering
Make sure the motion detection settings are correct for the area the camera is covering (such as, aiming at a road with heavy traffic will constantly trigger the record – try taking these parts of the screen off the motion detection using the settings provided in the manual)