Panasonic Digital Video Recorders - DVRs

Product Overview
Forward-thinking security professionals have discovered that digital storage and retrieval systems open up all new possibilities in surveillance operations and management. These unprecedented, highly reliable surveillance recording systems provide scalability to meet extended user needs.

Product Highlights
Fast access, automated searches
Unlike tape-based systems, digital recorders capture surveillance video directly to high-capacity hard drives that can store far more video in a given space. In addition, digital recording allows you to instantly access any video, without fast-forwarding or re-winding tapes. Better still, you can use the built-in software to quickly search through stored images, instead of scanning hours and hours of tape. And in networked security systems, you can easily transmit any digitally stored video to remote monitors or locations.

Digital recording systems also allow for archiving of images on multiple media, including DVD-RAM, CD-R, and flash card.

More durable, easier to maintain
Panasonic digital recorders are much like computers and servers, with far fewer mechanical parts - which improves service life and reduces maintenance.

New Panasonic Super Compression
Selected models of Panasonic digital recorders feature a propriety compression technology that allows you to store approximately twice as much video per gigabyte of disk space than with conventional compression algorithms. At the same time the Panasonic 1/30 Super Compression results in less noise and distortion, delivering high-quality images for archiving, playback, and storage.

Video Motion Detection
In addition to searching stored images by time and date, by camera, and by recorded events, selected Panasonic recorders allow you to search images for various types of motion in the images - selectable by area of the screen, duration of the motion, or even direction of the motion.

Intuitive, easy-to-learn interfaces
Like all Panasonic digital systems, our digital recorders are designed with simple, easy-to-understand controls and software interfaces, to simplify learning curves for operations staff, and to streamline set-up and configuration.