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IndigoVision launch a new range of network video recorders

Security

IndigoVision, a leading developer of end-to-end video security solutions, have announced the launch of a new range of Network Video Recorders (NVRs) on 12 January 

With safe and secure 24/7 footage being IndigoVision's priority in its endeavours, they have announced the release of a new range of Network Video Recorders which are set to be faster, bigger and better. 

At 3gbps, IndigoVision's solutions achieve twice the data recording rate of its nearest rivals. In addition, a single NVR now has up to 1.5PB storage, a security industry first. And with its brand new SMART guard technology, IndigoVision's camera's are 

The latest NVR-AS 4000 designs on the Large Enterprise, Enterprise and Compact appliances include all of these fantastic features and more, outshining the nearest competition in both performance and throughput.

The Large Enterprise NVR-AS 4000s can record up to 600 security cameras per NVR, have a massive 3Gbps of throughput and up to 1.5PB of storage.

Lastly the Compact NVR-AS 4000s are perfect for sites with up to 20 cameras and ideal for distributed multi-site recording. Increased storage options of 1TB, 3TB and 4TB provide more freedom of choice for those of you wanting a small powerful appliance.

All NVRs are plug and play ready and come with IndigoVision’s flexible system design that allows you to mix and match to build a solution that is perfect for your needs, regardless of the system size.

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