Key Features
- Highly configurable to meet any specification
- Up to 12T of storage on a single server
- Standard Three (3) Year Limited Warranty
- Advanced replacement program
- On-site technical service program
- All advanced features of the VideoLogic™ platform
VideoLogic™ Network Video Recorder
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 NVR100 SpecificationFile size: 181KB |
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NVR200 Specification File size: 182KB |
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NVR300 Specification File size: 182KB |
Rapid Morph Technologies’ line of Network Video Recorders redefines the way security surveillance industry uses this technology today. Powered by our advanced VideoLogic™ platform, Network Video Recorder becomes an active participant in your surveillance infrastructure, securing key information about system components and surveying the consistency of operation using our unique and innovative Network Video Management Platform.
Now you can enjoy the features of the VideoLogic™ platform with a piece of mind, knowing that your security surveillance system was built using best technologies available on the market, exactly to your specification. Interoperability plays a crucial role in the system design and VideoLogic™ Network Video Recorders are built to highest standard.
VideoLogic™ Network Video Recorder features include RAID configuration, hot-swappable hard drives, Mini-SAS, eSATA or fiber external storage interface, redundant power supply and Solid State Operating System hard drive. If you consider system integrity and longevity a critical issue like we do, you will find a suitable solution with Rapid Morph Technologies.
VideoLogic™ Network Video Recorders are backed up by our Standard 3 Year Limited Warranty. All that at a price that no competitor can beat - that is a guarantee!
Advanced Options
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RAID, or Redundant Array of Independent Disks, configuration is primarily used to increase data reliability or increase input/output performance by dividing and replicating data among multiple hard disk drives. It is advisable t o utilize RAID option when it is critical to retain all video records during a hard disk drive failure. |
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Hot-swapping function is used whenever it is desirable to replace or repair a working server without interrupting its operation. Hard drives occasionally fail, and if it is essential that the server is permanently available, it is advisable to use hot-swapping. |
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SSD, or Solid-State Drive, is a data storage device very similar to a regular hard disk drive with one exception. Employing no moving parts, solid-state drives are significantly less fragile than hard disk drives, making them an attractive alternative to host Operating System on Network Video Recorders. |
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Redundant Power Supply is an inexpensive alternative to turn your Network Video Recorder into a robust and highly available server, preventing system malfunctions and system down time due to Power Supply failure. |