This 4 Color Camera Surveillance System can store over 900 hours of video.
According to police in major cities, the presence of a home security camera can reduce the probability that a home will be burglarized by as much as 80%. That’s why when a Camera Kit is on Clearance before you, you might want to jump at the chance. In the end, what you buy may turn out to be priceless.
The VC-SYS-4CH – 4 Channel DVR Camera Kit is affordable, user friendly, and used by thousands of home owners. To use this Do-It-Yourself surveillance system, you simply connect the four cameras (provided in the kit) into the DVR and you're ready to go!
The cameras produce 420 TV lines of resolution. They are water resistant and can be used indoors or outdoors, plus the cameras each have 10 built-in Infrared LEDs so they can see during the day and night. The cameras shoot in color and can be set to record continuously, manually, by date and time, or upon motion detection. The VC-SYS-4CH – 4
Channel DVR Camera Kit includes:
• 160 Gb HDD
• DVR-401UKA
• (4) Color Day and Night Cameras (With Lens, Bracket and IR LED)
• (4) DIY (Do it Yourself) Cable (50 FT)
• DVR Power Transformer
• DVR Video Output Cable
• BNC to RCA Connector
• USB Transfer Cable
• CD Disk
The DVR is an outstanding package that affords professional grade security at a fraction of the price. The system uses a 160Gb Hard Disc Drive which can (depending on video format and quality, plus recording speeds) store over 900 hours of video. With an on-screen display, the DVR is easy to operate. It provides a four camera shot in one grid or a single full shot in one grid. The system also has a remote surveillance option. The video can be backed up via the provided USB cable hot swapping to a compatible computer.
This is a simple plug and play set-up. Installation is quick and easy, plus there’s one power plug needed to juice up the system. For more information on the VC-SYS-4CH – 4 Channel DVR Camera Kit (which Home Security Store has on Clearance!) please go to http://www.HomeSecurityStore.com.
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