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- with Wireless Cameras: With the ability to wirelessly connect the cameras to the recorder or the Control Hub.
- Outdoor: The cameras are equipped with waterproof protection, making them capable of operating in outdoor environments without being affected by weather conditions.
- Battery Power: They have a built-in rechargeable battery without requiring a power connection.
- Color Night Vision: The cameras capture color images in low-light conditions or at night.
- Infrared Night Vision: The cameras are equipped with infrared LEDs to capture black and white images in low light conditions or in the dark.
- PoE: Ability to power the cameras via Ethernet cable (Power over Ethernet).
- Hard Drive: Includes a hard drive for storing recordings.
- with Control Hub: With Control Hub, which serves as the central management unit for the cameras, providing monitoring, control, and connectivity capabilities.
- NVR: (Network Video Recorder) Works with digital IP cameras and connects to them via a network, using an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi if both the recorder and the cameras support wireless connectivity.
- DVR: (Digital Video Recorder) Works with analog-type cameras and connects to them via coaxial cables.
- XVR: (eXtended Video Recorder) Supports multiple camera technologies (analog and IP) and is suitable for installations that combine old and new camera technologies.
- HVR: (Hybrid Video Recorder) Connects with analog and IP cameras but is an older type of recorder compared to the XVR, supporting a smaller number of IP cameras.
- Wi-Fi: Ability for wireless connectivity via Wi-Fi network.
- GSM: Uses a SIM card to connect to mobile networks, allowing the sending of notifications via SMS.
- 4K: Systems with ultra-high-definition cameras and the ability to record video at a resolution of 3840 x 2160.
- Full HD+: Systems with very high-definition cameras, whose resolution ranges between Full HD and 4K.
- Full HD: Systems with high-definition cameras, capable of recording video at a resolution of 1920 x 1080.
- HD: Systems with basic resolution cameras, capable of recording video at 1280 x 720 resolution.
- IP: Network cameras that connect to the area's network either wired or wirelessly.
- Analog: Analog cameras that connect to a closed circuit set up exclusively for them, where data is transferred only via wired connections.
- Alexa: Compatible with smart devices that work through the Alexa app.
- Google Home: Compatible with smart devices that work together through the Google Home app.
- IFTTT: Compatible with smart devices that work through IFTTT.
