DVRs make it possible for users to convert analogue CCTV video to digital, allowing for remote monitoring, greater storage capacity, and quick and easy searches. Think of the DVR as a cost-effective solution for those not yet ready to move to a full-on IP surveillance setup. Digital video recorders allow you to bring your analog CCTV cameras into the modern age. When footage is converted to digital, new worlds open up in terms of how you can view and manage your video feeds.
It wasn’t long ago that most surveillance systems used VCRs to record individual video streams. The footage was recorded either continuously or triggered by an event, and recorded on cassette tape usually at a rate of 25 frames per second. Back in the day, this seemed like an advanced solution. But now we know, regardless of what type of surveillance cameras you’re using, storing video footage on cassette tapes is not a very effective strategy. The tapes take up space, can’t hold very much information, and they’re incredibly difficult to search through if you need to pinpoint video images of a specific event.

We have special project series CCTV Cameras and DVRs alongwith Monitors, specifically designed for prestigious Government Clients and Private Sector Organisations