(discontinued) 16 Channel Full HD Digital Video Recorder

This product has been discontinued. For an alternative, please contact [email protected]

The Everfocus EPARA264-16X4R is a 16 Channel 480 FPS D1 Real Time with H.264 & HDMI/1080i Display Digital Video Recorder. This Paragon Series DVR has a built-in DVD burner for archiving purposes, plus multiple USB ports. Additionally, this model supports eSATA external HDD with an optional EDA450 which adds up to 4 additional HDDs.

The EPARA264-16X4R has an easy to use Graphic User Interface and Smart Search functions; in addition to, express setup, archive, playback, and search. The user friendly graphic interface utilizes icons or visual indicators, which makes this a perfect HD digital video recorder for users from the novice to the expert.

Available Configurations-

→ 480 FPS real time recording & playback rate for all cameras at D1 resolution
→ HDMI video output (1080i)
→ Simultaneous high bandwidth recording (480 NTSC/400 PAL at D1) with reduced bandwidth
→ Remote view streaming (480 NTSC/400 PAL at CIF)
→ Pentaplex Operation (Simultaneous live view, recording, playback, archiving and remote viewing)
→ Free Everfocus DDNS service - static IP address is not required for reliable remote access
→ Supports Smartphone and PDA for mobile monitoring.
→ Free MobleFocus app download for iPhone and Android™
→ Built-in recording time calculator for fast recording estimation
→ Express Setup, Express Playback & Search
→ Remote configuration support from the built-in web interface
→ Gigabit Ethernet interface for remote network viewing & control
→ On-screen PTZ control via mouse or front panel
→ 3 USB 2.0 ports (2 on front panel, 1 on back panel) for→ Audio recording capabilities
→ Built-in DVD burner
→ Multi-language support
→ 19” rack mountable (rack ears included)
→ Call monitor additional composite BNC output with multiplex and/or sequenced views
→ Express Archive archive video instantly to a USB while playing back
→ Smart Search quickly identify motion in areas of interest from recorded data