








Brand | Swann |
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Series | Alpha D02C5 |
Model | SWA43-D2C5 |
Type | Kit Solution |
Camera inputs | 4 Channel |
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Video Input | 4 x BNC |
Audio Input | 4 x RCA |
Resolution Recording | NTSC: D1 (704 x 480), HD1 (704 x 240) CIF (352 x 240) PAL: D1 (704 x 576), HD1, (352 x 288), CIF (352 x 288) |
Recording Frame Rate | NTSC: 30 fps D1, 60 fps HD1, 120 fps CIF PAL: 25 fps D1,50 fps HD1, 100 fps CIF |
Recording Mode | Manual / Motion / Schedule / Sensor |
Recording Compression | H.264 Level |
Video Output | 2 Composite BNC Outputs, VGA Out |
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Audio Output | 2 x RCA |
Resolution Display | NTSC: 704 x 480 PAL: 704 x 576 |
Display Frame Rate | NTSC: 120fps PAL: 100fps |
Storage Capacity | 500GB HDD |
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Network Connection | RJ45 |
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Network Protocol | TCP/IP, DDNS |
Features | High quality video cameras with state-of-the-art 420 TV line CCD resolution State-of-the-art night vision captures high-image clarity up to 50 feet (15m) away Input all 4 cameras at once for a total comprehensive security solution View & record 4 channels simultaneously so you won’t miss any suspicious activity VGA connection lets you view on your PC to record or store footage Easily connects to any TV for additional viewing capabilities Equipped with remote viewing software to stream over the web remotely Lets you "set & forget" by recording continuously from all 4 cameras for over 30 days Durable, all-weather aluminum camera housing protects what’s inside Cutting-edge H.264 recording technology means less storage needed & higher image quality Professional security solution for home or business at a fraction of the price with no ongoing monthly fees |
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Power Supply | DC 12V |
Remote Control | Yes |
Bundled Camera Number | 4 |
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Bundled Camera Spec | Image Sensor : 1/4" CCD Video Quality : 420 TV Lines Lens : 6mm Electronic Shutter : 1/60 - 1/100,000 NTSC 1/50 - 1/100,000 PAL |
Date First Available | November 18, 2009 |
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Pros: Easy setup, good video quality in day as well as night. Pretty straight froward as far as setting up on the network.
Cons: Cables could be a bit longer
Overall Review: Don't understand comments about trouble with setting up on network. After hooking up a monitor and using included mouse, just gave the dvr an ip address and web port, then used IE 7 web browser to access DVR on the network. Just remember to port the port number at the end of the inside or outside ip address.