ZOSI 16CH 4K PoE Home Security Camera System,H.265+ 8MP 16 Channel CCTV NVR with 4TB HDD for 24-7 Recording,8pcs Wired 5MP PoE IP Cameras Outdoor Indoor,Night Vision,Motion Alert,Remote Access
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Style: 5MP POE-8Cam
Features
- H.265+ 4K 16Channel PoE NVR Recorder with 4TB Hard Drive8 Megapixel super high definition video recorder to see every detail and protect your premises. If you want to get the 8MP resolution, you need to connect a 4K TV monitor. Support 24/7 continuous recording.
- 8pcs 5MP Weatherproof Camera,80ft Night Vision--With the weatherproof and aluminum metal housing, this security camera can be installed anywhere, outdoor or indoor, and in any harsh weather conditions. Get a sharp and crisp image day or night with the camera's automatic IR-CUT filter, Up to 80ft night vision in total darkness, and 130ft Night vision in ambient light. More than 3.0Lux the night vision is color.
- Remote Access & Motion Detection & Instant alerts Free app for live view & Playback on Mobile Phone with Wi-Fi anywhere anytime.You can customize a specific motion detection zone in each camera to minimize false alerts. With the advanced PIR Motion Detection technology, you will receive instant App push notifications when motion events are detected. Always keep an eye on your home, your baby and kids, your pet/dog/cat, etc.
- Stable Plug and Play PoE System--A simple PoE connection makes it easier to set up and install your home security camera system. Unlike the CCTV DVR systems, videos from the IP camera system will not be degraded or destroyed by cables.The digital signal will keep a real 5mp high-definition image via ethernet cables.
- 16CH 4K Expandable camera system--This is 16Channel 8MP PoE NVR, It provides you the flexibility to extend additional cameras. You can add more (only ZOSI) 8pcs 8MP,5MP or 2MP POE dome or bullet cameras.
Brand: ZOSI
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Video Capture Resolution: 1944p
Special Feature: Night Vision, Motion Sensor
Number of Channels: 16
Brand: ZOSI
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Video Capture Resolution: 1944p
Special Feature: Night Vision, Motion Sensor
Number of Channels: 16
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 TB
Color: 5MP POE-8Cam
Power Source: Power Over Ethernet
Item dimensions L x W x H: 17 x 11 x 11 inches
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor,Outdoor
Compatible Devices: Smartphones, Personal Computers, Laptops
Signal Format: Digital
Other camera features: Front
Low light technology: Night Vision
Video Input: HDMI
Manufacturer: ZOSI
Product Dimensions: 17 x 11 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 20.8 pounds
Item model number: 16DK-2615W4X4285W4-30-US
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: November 3, 2021
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Wired-8Cam
The I purchased this system, was someone broke into my son's new/used car 2 weeks after he bought it, stealing over $500 in electronics; GPS, Radar Detector, and Dash Camera, add in the cost to replace the broken window, and it's a no brainier to figure out I need a camera DVR. First off the instructions to place the DVR on the Internet are nonexistent, however, a duckduckgo.com search will return more then enought help for you. The short answer is you have to open port (37777) on your firewall to allow the DVR to be seen via your cellphone or remote PC. The DVR presets allow for recording out of the box, and its internet settings are set to DHCP by default, so networking is pretty simple, its dealing with your Cable Modem or DSL modem that's hard; more on that later. The camera's have a nice clean, clear picture, and during low light automatically turn on the IR LEDs and the camera switches to Black and White mode; there isn't anyway to see other then B/W using IR illumination, that's just the way the world is. If you try and use a camera at night pointing outside through a window, the IR LEDs will cause the window to act like a mirror and you won't see anything. The cables that come with the unit are 18.3 meters or 60 feet for the rest of us in the free world. They sell additional cables at a very inexpensive price, so there's no need to make your own. The ends on the cables prevent you from plugging into the cameras wrong, so even with the addition of extra cables it's a simple installation; you will have to buy some female to female BNC barrels to use with the extensions. There's a selection under "Networking" that is labeled "WiFi", however, it only works with a WiFi USB adapter sold buy some other vendor. There's 2 USB ports on the back of the DVR, the top port is marked "USB 2.0", I assume for a thumb drive for backing up recorded data, and the bottom is is labeled "USB Mouse", which was included; the optical mouse worked in both ports, so I'm thinking the DVR doesn't support a Keyboard. There is very little need for a keyboard since all the information to be entered is easily accomplished via a mouse and the only time I wanted a keyboard was to enter in the password. There's a setting for allowing the DVR to obtain time off the internet using NTP, however, I still had to manually set the time the very first time, there's support for DST, however, you have to tell the DVR which days to start and stop DST. Power for the DVR comes from a small wall wart, however, there are terminal connections to allow for the use of 2 wires to supply power, the cameras are supplied from a separate power supply, one power supply can support 8 cameras, and an octopus cable is supplied for this. Another nice design feature ZOSI did, was adding a slot in the side of the bottom bracket of the camera. The slot is to allow the cables to be run outside of the mounting plate in the case you're not able to drill a hole behind the mounting plate. If you do drill a hole behind the mounting plate, all your wires will be hidden from view and you'll have a very clean installation. I used the HDMI connection to connect to my TV for use as a display, there's also a VGA port that could be used, however, at the cost of HDMI TV's it's probably the connection most users will use. The display allows you to see up to 9 cameras at once realtime, and double clicking on any one picture will expand it to full screen. I only own a 740p TV, however the cameras output 1080p to it without any problem. Getting on to the internet : after reading the online documentation for getting the DVR to be seen from a device on the internet I found that I had to add a Port Forwarding rule to allow port 37777 to the DVR. This will require you to hard code an IP address into the DVR, which is very easy, its figuring out how to add the Port Forwarding to your DSL/Cable modem that may give you problems. If your modem supports adding a DMZ, you could also add the DVR to the DMZ and not bother with Port Forwarding. Each modem is different so once again duckduckgo.com may be need to find help on this. You'll need to remember to turn WiFi off on your cellphone when trying to test the remote viewing application, since when your cellphone is on the same network as the DVR the firewall rules don't apply. The Android ZOSI viewing application isn't as easy to navigate as I'd expect, I don't own an iPhone so I can't speak to that application. One thing I DID NOT like about the ZOSI's Android application, is it requires you to give it an unreasonable amount of access to your phone's resources; why do they need access to your camera, contacts, and a host of other items? ZOSI, fix this, or at least explain why you need all of this access. The remote display is downgraded to prevent over use of your network data plan on your cell phone, I've played with it a bit, however, I can't say if this is a setting that can be changed. I did figure out that you can remotely capture video from a camera onto your cell phone, and also play back video as well. As I learn more about the system I may post more. I've yet to try and add a WiFi camera to the system, as I still have to install all 8 cameras, but I'll try that next and post the results.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2017 by Denis Dimick
Style: Wired-8Cam
I got the Zosi 8-channel 1080p camera system with 2TB DVR. Given the affordable price, I considered this system to be entry level, but likely good enough for surveilling my home. I was right; I’ve had it installed for a few weeks now and I am satisfied with it. I did not want a wifi camera system so I bought this hard-wired system. Wires are more reliable and I don’t need 8 or 9 more devices on my wifi router. I bench-tested every camera and wire before permanently installing anything. The cameras work well. The resolution is good but since the lens has a very wide angle, the corners of the image are less sharp than the center. But this is acceptable to me because the wide lens covers a lot of area. The BNC cables work acceptably, but I found that 65 feet was not long enough. To get to the four corners of my home’s exterior (3200 sq ft), I needed to purchase some other-brand 100-ft and 150-ft cables. I found that both the Zosi and the aftermarket cables are susceptible to visible feedback in the images, especially when the wires are bent near the connectors. I got them all to work acceptably, but you get what you pay for. The DVR I initially received was easy to set up and worked well, except that it would reboot itself every couple of hours. Zosi customer service helped me address it and eventually shipped me a new DVR unit at no cost. This has solved the problem. They are helpful and responsive, but they are located in China so emails generally have a 1-day turnaround time. Reviewing recorded footage works but it is not intuitive. There are a lot of unmarked icons to figure out. But it works. The app works but it is a little clunky. Each time I open it when away from the home wifi, I have to tell it to connect to the cameras. At first the app couldn’t see the cameras away from home. Zosi had to help me tweak settings on the DVR and my router (like disabling the firewall!) to get it to work. It does work reliably now. Again, you get what you pay for. There is also a desktop application for viewing the cameras, but you can only load it via the supplied mini-CD (what is this, 1999?) and it only shows the footage in low resolution. But it works. Overall, for the price I am happy with this system. I can view my house at home live on my TV, away from home on my phone, or later via playback. A high-end professional system would have cost several thousand dollars. This system meets my needs and could be used by any homeowner or small business.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2018 by Denali Dad Denali Dad
Style: 5MP POE-8Cam
Purchased the system in October. Installed in early to mid November. System worked well, mobile app is a little lacking as you have to reload the system to get the video to update every time. Other than that the app works fine, easy to view and capture photo or video. Once you get familiar with the app it gets easier. Night vision cameras do have a bit of a spotlight feel to them but are clear enough to tell what's happening. With just a little bit of ambient light the night vision feature turns off and it goes to color even in darkness. Use care when choosing placement of cameras close to light fixtures. Unfortunately, the system was dead before Christmas. System would no longer recognize the hard drive so it stopped recording and I had to submit for a replacement. Aimee made the process fairly easy. We went through some steps (updating drivers, checking power supply, etc.) with no luck. She submitted for a return label and had me send the unit in to be inspected. Unit was verified as bad and a replacement was sent immediately. Overall, I would say that the process was fairly easy, just keep in mind that they have a different time schedule than most of the U.S. so their responses will likely come during the overnight hours but they do respond in a very timely manner. My experience was very good and I do feel that the company honored their warranty without problems. Only time will tell if the replacement will give any problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2023 by Steven Baugus
Style: 4K POE-4Cam
This isn't my first security system, but if I ever need another one, I'll happily get this one again. Video quality, excellent. Installation, easy Set-up, almost automatic. All you have to do is plug it in, scan the QR codes and viola - the entire thing falls into place and you are up and running.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2024 by Louis Celli Louis Celli