10-Channel Recorder with 1× SATA Interface

Description 10-channel recorder, 1 SATA interface NVR-110S3

The 10-channel recorder, 1 SATA interface is designed to handle multi-channel video input, efficient recording, and flexible video output while supporting multiple video formats and third-party IP camera integration.

Key Features

• Support for Ultra 265/H.265/H.264 video formats for flexible encoding and recording options.
• 6/10/16-channel input capability to accommodate different scale video systems.
• Plug & Play functionality with 4/8 independent PoE network interfaces for streamlined camera connectivity.
• Third-party IP cameras supported with ONVIF conformance: Profile S, Profile G, Profile T.
• Support for 1-ch HDMI and 1-ch VGA video output for display connectivity.
• HDMI and VGA simultaneous output for parallel monitoring on multiple displays.
• Up to 6MP resolution recording for higher-detail video capture.
• 1 SATA HDD interface supporting up to 6TB for local video storage capacity.
• Support for cloud upgrade to keep the recorder firmware up to date.

These capabilities provide structured channel management, high-resolution recording, and versatile output options, contributing to consistent visibility and control over connected video streams. Support for multiple video formats and ONVIF-conformant third-party IP cameras enables flexible system configuration within the specified channel and interface limits. Local storage via a single SATA HDD up to 6TB ensures that recorded footage can be retained according to the available capacity, while simultaneous HDMI and VGA output supports monitoring on different display devices at the same time.

Plug & Play with independent PoE network interfaces simplifies camera deployment and reduces configuration steps, supporting efficient setup and operation. The option for cloud upgrade helps maintain the recorder with the latest available firmware, enhancing ongoing stability and feature support as defined by the provided specifications. Overall performance is driven by the stated multi-channel input, supported resolutions, and output options without relying on any unstated functionality.