Snap One Expands Security Line With New Luma NVRs, VMS Platform
Snap One unveils Luma 420 and 820 Series NVRs with enhanced storage and the free Luma View VMS for live viewing of up to 256 cameras.
Snap One unveils Luma 420 and 820 Series NVRs with enhanced storage and the free Luma View VMS for live viewing of up to 256 cameras.
Snap One says that backbone behind its products, including solutions from Luma, ClareVision and Araknis, are its OvrC remote management platform, which facilitates fast and easy setup for dealers.
The March Networks’ EL-Series of NVR supports as many as 16 cameras per location, and the product line provides features such as cloud storage, video analytics, and centralized management options.
The new i-PRO NX Recorder Series features an embedded Linux operating system, as well the ability to record 128 channels, and the ability to support up to 18TB hard drives per card slot.
The RideSafe XT IP NVR employs an IP65-rated enclosure, as well as an internal power supply, solid state storage capabilities, and AI-based detection technologies to offer the transit systems an advanced NVR recording solution.
TRENDnet’s latest cameras are available in a choice of bullet or fixed turret models, and the cameras, along with the new NVR provide 4K video capabilities.
The new AI Box DV-1304-A is a solution from IDIS that offers the benefits of AI-video intelligence without needing to add software or hardware components.
iDter says that through the addition of RTSP to Nio Guardian, security system users can more easily control access to remote sources of video and audio streams.
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