HRHQ1080L
Performance Series HQA DVRs 8Ch
Take Advantage of Existing Coax Infrastructure with High Quality Analog 1080p Hybrid DVRs Fully-featured DVRs
High decoding capability for full HD viewing and recording.
View up to 16 channels simultaneously on your monitor with 960 × 540 preview.
Record all channels@ 720p full frame rate.
H.264 dual-stream video compression.
Each channel supports HQA/analog video input; up to 8 additional channels support IP video input.
Simultaneous HDMI/VGA video output.
Easy to Use
The Quick wizard and plug-and-play (like traditional DVRs and analog cameras) make setup fast and easy.
Physical installation within minutes with the help of a comprehensive and easy-to-understand quick installation guide.
Convenient, Flexible Storage Options
Storage is expandable up to 6 TB for 1 SATA units and 12 TB for 2 SATA units.
Store videos and snapshots to external storage such as the client's PC, through the Internet.
Store videos and snapshots to an external network storage server such as an FTP site.
Store videos and snapshots to a USB storage device.
Dynamic, Accessible Monitoring
Monitor from anywhere using the mobile apps for iOS and Android devices.
All channels support synchronous playback and smart search (search for video that was recorded because motion was detected in a selected area).
Safety Features
Configurable motion detection and camera tamper detection settings, including configurable event notifications, such as automatic emails (with attached video or snapshot) and automatic alerts (such as buzzers).
Remote configuration and firmware updating through Honeywell Viewer web client and the Honeywell Config tool. Password-protected access to the camera's and DVR's video and network setup.
Bidirectional communication for the DVR.
Market Opportunities
The Performance Series HQA Hybrid 1080p DVRs' HQA technology makes these DVRs perfect for installations where you want HD-quality video while still using your existing coax infrastructure.
These HQA DVRs also deliver higher quality video than current 960H analog systems, but at a similar cost.
