Should I Lechange?

[cnitty76]

Do you feel one or both of the Lechange NVR's kits at Frys Fry's Electronics |
are a upgrade to my current unit below?
I only need a four camera system which I have now I'm only purchasing this new system to upgrade what I have and giving the unneeded equipment to my mother for her home.
If the 8 or 16ch is a better NVR I would just have to sale the four new extra cameras.
SavvyTech - 4K 8CH 1U NVR w/8POE 200Mbps, HDMI/VGA, 8ch Alarm, 2SATA

 

[mat200]

Do you feel one or both of the Lechange NVR's kits at Frys Fry's Electronics |
are a upgrade to my current unit below?
I only need a four camera system which I have now I'm only purchasing this new system to upgrade what I have and giving the unneeded equipment to my mother for her home.
If the 8 or 16ch is a better NVR I would just have to sale the four new extra cameras.
SavvyTech - 4K 8CH 1U NVR w/8POE 200Mbps, HDMI/VGA, 8ch Alarm, 2SATA

Welcome Cnitty76,

Looking at what SavvyTech is selling, the products appear to be decent Dahua OEM

Here's the spec sheet on the NVR - decent 8 port NVR


iirc - I thought it was not able to 8MP cameras .. on closer look at the specs, under recording it states it can, and has a 200Mbps capacity.

Good!

I did not see IVS support noted in the spec sheet. SO you will want to check that.

I personally do like a 16 port version more compared to the 8 port NVR as it has more power.

Of course, many people really like the i5/i7 w/Blue Iris option here. So that is also worth considering ( most affordable route is a used i5/i7 newer gen system w/Windows OS )

So, what to get?

1) You can get more cameras for the current system.
2) You can get the 16 port kit w/8 cameras and transition your current kit to your mother's home

 

[cnitty76]

Welcome Cnitty76,

Looking at what SavvyTech is selling, the products appear to be decent Dahua OEM

Here's the spec sheet on the NVR - decent 8 port NVR


iirc - I thought it was not able to 8MP cameras .. on closer look at the specs, under recording it states it can, and has a 200Mbps capacity.

Good!

I did not see IVS support noted in the spec sheet. SO you will want to check that.

I personally do like a 16 port version more compared to the 8 port NVR as it has more power.

Of course, many people really like the i5/i7 w/Blue Iris option here. So that is also worth considering ( most affordable route is a used i5/i7 newer gen system w/Windows OS )

So, what to get?

1) You can get more cameras for the current system.
2) You can get the 16 port kit w/8 cameras and transition your current kit to your mother's home

Can I use gdmss lite with the new kit?

 

[mat200]

Can I use gdmss lite with the new kit?

Hi Cnitty,

You should be able to use all the usual Dahua OEM tools.

 

[Pmedicj]

Why not just get the Dahua pro series NVR from Andy with a couple of the same cameras. Price shouldn’t be that much different and Andy is great at getting updates out and standing behind his products.
Just my .02 cents

 

[cnitty76]

Why not just get the Dahua pro series NVR from Andy with a couple of the same cameras. Price shouldn’t be that much different and Andy is great at getting updates out and standing behind his products.
Just my .02 cents

How can I find prices and purchase?

 

[Pmedicj]

Here on the vendor forums “Empiretech Andy”
Send him an email he responds fairly quick with prices and recommendations.