Lechange 8-Channel NVR PoE Security System w/ 4x 4K Cameras & 2TB HDD Expired

Very nice Dahua OEM kit.

Specs are very good.

Also see the larger 8 camera and 16 port NVR kit - which is also on sale. $899.99 https://slickdeals.net/f/11726927-lechange-dahua-8x-8mp-4k-uhd-ip-poe-cameras-16-channel-port-poe-nvr-w-3tb-hdd-899-99-on-7-13-2018-frys

Both a very nice solid kits, I prefer the larger one - think you're getting a better value with that.

Dahua OEM 2MP starlight cameras should work well with this kit.

Thanks to mfish123 for alerting us to this deal
https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=117554271&postcount=48

Note: There is also a deal on the LeChange DVR / analog coax bnc kits - I prefer IP PoE so I'm recommending either the 8 camera + 16 port NVR kit OR the 4 camera + 8 port NVR kit.
Also note there is a 8 camera + 8 port NVR kit for $799.99 - and personally I think the 16 port NVR is worth the extra $100 as often we find that after some use you like to add just one more camera or 2...

Hi elBradford,

At this price point of any of these kits, you can setup a hybrid NVR - Blue Iris setup and get redundancy.

Seriously, the cameras along will run you $150+ each from Chinese vendors.

The other option is to get the Amcrest 8MP bullet cameras - last deal was about $125 each. ( those cameras have a wider FOV - thus shorter ID distance - still great cameras )

Blue Iris has a strong fan base - it's a good product, but you will need to get a good i5/i7 system + HDD + PoE switch, so plan to spend some extra $ for that.



HI TrungN3492

Do you have any sample videos or image captures you took?

How did you try to make it work via the internet?

Did you setup a VPN? or are you attempting to open the NVR to hackers by port forwarding?

Did you go to ipcamtalk to see the cliff notes which will guide you through the process?

Did you ask for assistance there or at any other forum?

This is the same Chinese OEM that makes cameras and NVRs for:
Amcrest
Lorex ( recently bought by Dahua )
FLIR ( who used to own Lorex )
Q-see
and others

I have their 2MP starlight models and they are excellent cameras, and know of numerous others who have the older version of this 8MP cameras.

Furthermore there are numerous examples of the video and image capture of similar Dahua OEM 8MP cameras at ipcamtalk.

It is a quality product, and yes it will take some setup time to configure - like any router, once you have it up and operational it will be reliable and a solid performer.

It is a great deal for anyone who is willing to do some DIY setup work. Seriously if you are capable of setting up an internet router this is a great value to get.
( it's really not that hard... we've got it well documented, even easier if your router supports openVPN )

BTW - if anyone wants to augment this kit with additional Dahua OEM cameras I would recommend Dahua OEM 2MP starlight models for good low light cameras. Adding a couple to cover the darkest or most critical areas around your home at night would be useful. For a vendor you can go to ipcamtalk and see the recommendations from members there. Remember to be careful purchasing from random vendors on Ebay, Amazon, Ali, as well as other online market places which may not properly vet their vendors. Always buy from recommended vendors to minimize chances of fraud by vendors. ( typically the big issue is deceptive ads - and not getting what was advertised - this is why I really have come to dislike zmodo / funlux )



Hi Bargain,

Similar - but actually a better camera and a a better NVR than the Lorex kits using Dahua OEM components. ( I think it is also better than the $450 Lorex kit which we don't know the OEM of yet )

The kit has the more advanced IVS functions retained.

Downside is that you don't have that Costco return policy - and would have to deal with Fry's for returns.