Collection: CCTV DVR/NVRs

A DVR records analog cameras over coax cabling, while an NVR records IP cameras over a network. A hybrid DVR/NVR handles both, which is useful for mixed systems. For pure analog setups, see CCTV DVRs.

Choose a recorder with at least as many channels as cameras, plus a little headroom for future additions. A 4-channel unit suits small homes; larger properties often need 8 or 16. Browse NVR & DVR Recorders to compare options.

Some recorders include a drive and others are sold without one, so check the product details before buying. You can add or upgrade a compatible drive from Computing to set your storage capacity.

It depends on resolution, number of cameras and how many days you keep footage. Higher resolution and continuous recording use more space than motion-triggered recording. Decide your retention period first, then pick a drive size to match.

Most DVR/NVR recorders support remote viewing through an app once connected to your network. Check the product details for app support. You will need a stable internet connection, which you can plan with help from Computing.

A hybrid DVR/NVR works with both analog and IP cameras, but always check the supported resolutions and signal types match your cameras. The wider NVR & DVR Recorders range lists compatibility in each product's details.

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