Piggie back?

Twister

Getting the hang of it
Jun 7, 2022
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Pennsylvania
I have an 8 channel nvr with 2 spots open. I have a chance to get a REV wireless setup with 8 cameras super cheap.

Can I piggy back the nvr on the REV nvr into an open port on existing system to add 8 cams theoretically ?

Just playing, but the REV system is less than $100. Down side, the REV isn't a poe.
 
A couple of problems. Bandwidth and 8 is all the other NVR was set to run.
 
No. An NVR can only handle as many cameras as the NVR is rated for. Plus an NVR doesn't work like that to bring in another NVR.

If you want a VMS that can bring in two NVRs, that would be Blue Iris.

Given that wifi and surveillance cameras are not a good combination, I wouldn't waste your money unless it is strictly for wildlife or watching your pet.
 
No. An NVR can only handle as many cameras as the NVR is rated for. Plus an NVR doesn't work like that to bring in another NVR.

If you want a VMS that can bring in two NVRs, that would be Blue Iris.

Given that wifi and surveillance cameras are not a good combination, I wouldn't waste your money unless it is strictly for wildlife or watching your pet.
That's cool. I thought so but wasn't sure. Thanks.
 
I have an 8 channel nvr with 2 spots open. I have a chance to get a REV wireless setup with 8 cameras super cheap.

Can I piggy back the nvr on the REV nvr into an open port on existing system to add 8 cams theoretically ?

Just playing, but the REV system is less than $100. Down side, the REV isn't a poe.
How do you want to view the feeds? Since you are already using an NVR, you can easily have multiple NVR's feeding to the same monitor through the use of a KVM switch.
 
How do you want to view the feeds? Since you are already using an NVR, you can easily have multiple NVR's feeding to the same monitor through the use of a KVM switch.
Actually with my setup realized I can subnet the whole REV system since it would be area specific. Just need to sort the IP addresses. As for remote access, port assignment is all it takes.