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Dahua 16-Channel NVR Network Video Recorder

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Dahua 16 Channel NVR Price in Kenya | CCTV Recorder Description

The Dahua 16-Channel NVR Network Video Recorder is a professional surveillance recording solution designed to manage and store footage from up to 16 IP CCTV cameras. It is suitable for homes, offices, shops, warehouses, schools and commercial properties requiring centralized security monitoring. Depending on the model, Dahua 16-channel NVRs support high-resolution IP cameras, with some models supporting up to 4K or higher recording resolutions

The recorder supports advanced video compression technologies including H.265, H.265+, H.264 and Smart H.264, helping reduce storage requirements while maintaining video quality. Compatible models also support HDMI and VGA outputs, remote monitoring, ONVIF/RTSP third-party camera access and multi-channel playback. 

For larger installations, PoE versions such as the Dahua NVR4216-16P provide 16 built-in PoE ports, allowing compatible IP cameras to receive power and network connectivity through Ethernet cables. Some versions also feature dual HDD bays for increased recording storage. 

How many cameras can a 16-channel NVR support?

A 16-channel NVR can manage up to 16 compatible IP cameras, depending on the model and network configuration.

Does the Dahua 16-channel NVR support 4K cameras?

Yes. Selected Dahua 16-channel models support 4K and higher-resolution IP cameras. Always check the specific NVR model's maximum decoding and recording specifications.

Does it support remote viewing?

Yes. Compatible Dahua NVRs support network and mobile access, allowing users to monitor CCTV footage remotely.

Does every Dahua 16-channel NVR have PoE?

No. PoE availability depends on the model. For example, the NVR4216-16P version has 16 built-in PoE ports, while non-PoE versions require a separate PoE switch or suitable network infrastructure. 

Does the NVR come with a hard disk?

Not necessarily. Many NVRs are sold without an HDD, allowing the buyer or installer to select a suitable surveillance hard drive based on the required recording period.