Collection: CCTV DVRs

A DVR is a Digital Video Recorder that records analog cameras connected by coax cable, stores the footage on a hard drive and lets you play it back. It is the recorder for analog CCTV systems, part of our NVR & DVR Recorders range.

If all your cameras are analog, a DVR is the simpler, often cheaper choice. If you mix analog and IP cameras, or plan to add IP cameras later, a hybrid CCTV DVR/NVR gives you more flexibility.

It equals the channel count: a 4-channel DVR supports up to four cameras, an 8-channel up to eight, and so on. Choose a model with a little extra capacity if you might expand. Compare options in NVR & DVR Recorders.

Yes, a DVR needs a hard drive to store footage. Some units ship with one and some do not, so check the details. You can add a compatible drive from Computing sized to your retention needs.

Most modern DVRs support remote viewing through an app once connected to the internet. Check the product details for app support and connect through your network. Plan your connection with help from Computing.

Match the DVR's supported resolution to your cameras so you do not lose detail. A recorder that supports a lower resolution than your cameras will limit image quality. Check both specs before buying to keep the system balanced.

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