Any other NVR available?

[nancyh1980 0]

Aside from Nuuo stand-alone NVR 2040, 4080..., are their any high-quality similar product?

Thanks for your expertise.

[bpzle 0]

Avermedia

[thewireguys 3]

Qnap is the only other NAS type NVR that I know of.

 

http://www.qnap.com/Products2.asp

 

If you need more of a enterprise and or hybrid solution Exacq sells turnkey NVRs ready to go.

 

Www.Exacq.com

[Soundy 1]

Qnap is the only other NAS type NVR that I know of.

 

http://www.qnap.com/Products2.asp

 

Or http://www.qnapsecurity.com

 

Synology has similar type devices as well, although I've not used them.

 

We' been using QNAP NAS arrays for iSCSI storage for our 3xLogic Vigil DVRs/NVRs. The standard NAS boxes have some limited IP camera support in addition to all manner of home/web/ftp/media/etc/etc services; the "security" products AFAIK are built on the same basic units but focus more on the NVR functions and support a LOT more cameras.

 

If you need more of a enterprise and or hybrid solution Exacq sells turnkey NVRs ready to go.

 

http://Www.Exacq.com

Ditto 3xLogic. http://www.3xlogic.com

[nancyh1980 0]

Sorry to be ignorant but did search and did not find any posts on here of Avermedia 6004 and Qnap NVR-104. I have never heard of these brands. Are they as reliable as Nuuo, which I am familiar with.

One of my ex-boyfriend's customer home just got robbed. Contents of the safe - gone. When I was the helper, I helped installed the fire and security system at this company. Since he lived in pricey gated community with patrolling guards, he did not need any security. Until now. The Ex does not really care of the CCTV side cause he is more concerned with MRR and they are months behind with huge projects.

He is deciding between the Mototix D12 or the Sanyo HD4000. With (4) of the chosen cameras, now need a stand-alone DVR. He only uses laptop in this house and is emphatic of not wanting any more computer. He does have a wireless router.

[thewireguys 3]

Keep I'm mind the nuuo mini has a total bandwidth limit and with more then one Mobotix or Sanyo at full res your gonna have problems.

[Soundy 1]

I haven't used QNAP's NVRs in a production environment, but FWIW, I have used their NAS arrays on at least half a dozen sites now for iSCSI-attached storage on Vigil DVRs/NVRs - they've been solid and reliable and support has been, if not outstanding, at least a solid cut above most of what I'm used to. They support RAID 5 and 6, hot spares, and the bigger rackmount units have redundant power supplies.

 

The NVRs, AFAIK, are based on the same units, just with software/firmware oriented more toward surveillance and extended IP camera support, rather than as general all-around storage and media servers. They also have a mobile viewer app for Windows Mobile, and I believe are working on apps for iPhone and Android as well.