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Wrens DRS5000 series of network digital video recorders (DVRs) delivers excellent performance, quality and value. The embedded Linux operating system provides premium security, stability and reliability. Models are available in multiple confi gurations to meet a wide range of business requirements, including 4, 8 and 16 channels,as well as 250 GB or 500 GB of storage.Recording speeds up to 240 fps per unit and the use of individual camera setup and detailed recording schedules, enables users to capture critical events. And,retrieval is simple with intuitive, event-based searches of motion and alarm events.Additionally, PTZ units from leading manufacturers can be controlled through the unit, locally or remotely. Managing the DRS5000 is simple?through the front-panel control, IR remote control or the easy-to-use remote management software. A front-access USB drive allows for quick archiving and retrieval with the use of a USB storage device.The DRS500 series of DVRs provides all the features you need to effectively and effi ciently manage your video to meet your business objectives.
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| Depth | 14.3Inch | | Device Type | DVR | | Features | 8 Channel ; 60fps; ethernet; audio;Standard IEEE 1394 connector | | HDD Capacity | 500GB | | Height | 1.73Inch | | Width | 17Inch |
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