Reolink via Amazon[amazon.com] has 8MP 8-Camera H.265 4K Smart PoE Security System w/ Enlarged 4TB HDD for 24-7 Recording on sale for $799.99 - $50 clipped coupon = $749.99. Shipping is free. Includes:
8x D800 8MP Cameras
RLN16-410 16-Channel NVR Recorder
Enlarged 4TB HDD Built-in
NVR Power Adapter
HDMI Cable
USB Mouse
8x 18m Network Cables
Key Features:
Resolution: 8MP/4K
Person/Vehicle Detection
Plug and Play PoE System
Continuous 24/7 Recording
Capacity: Up to 12TB
Product Info
Manufacturer:
Reolink Digital
Model Number:
RLK16-800D8
Product SKU:
B082KHKG89
UPC:
633696952850
ASIN:
B082KHKG89
Brand:
REOLINK
Item model number:
RLK16-800D8
Manufacturer:
Reolink Digital
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Reolink via Amazon[amazon.com] has 8MP 8-Camera H.265 4K Smart PoE Security System w/ Enlarged 4TB HDD for 24-7 Recording on sale for $799.99 - $50 clipped coupon = $749.99. Shipping is free. Includes:
Model: REOLINK 4K Security Camera System, RLK16-800D8, 8pcs H.265 4K PoE Security Cameras Wired with Person Vehicle Detection, 8MP/4K 16CH NVR with 3TB HDD for 24-7 Recording
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I like that it has 16 channel to be able to expand
Hi Moises ..
In general:
1) more affordable IP PoE cameras use more affordable components and thus smaller sensors and thus do not do well in low light conditions. ( Reolink makes affordable IP PoE cameras and NVRs and uses more affordable components .. )
2) Reolink has numerous reported issues with compatibility with other OEMs, and thus can not easily add a better Hikvision or Dahua OEM camera with a larger sensor to the Reolink NVR
3) Reolink does not make ( so far that I have seen ) cameras with larger sensors . instead cheats a bit on the firmware to make low light STILL images look better that the expense of moving images.
Thus if you need low light image capture I would look for a Hikvision or Dahua OEM cameras with larger sensors ( 4MP and 1/1.8" or 8MP and 1/1.2" )
1) more affordable IP PoE cameras use more affordable components and thus smaller sensors and thus do not do well in low light conditions. ( Reolink makes affordable IP PoE cameras and NVRs and uses more affordable components .. )
2) Reolink has numerous reported issues with compatibility with other OEMs, and thus can not easily add a better Hikvision or Dahua OEM camera with a larger sensor to the Reolink NVR
3) Reolink does not make ( so far that I have seen ) cameras with larger sensors . instead cheats a bit on the firmware to make low light STILL images look better that the expense of moving images.
Thus if you need low light image capture I would look for a Hikvision or Dahua OEM cameras with larger sensors ( 4MP and 1/1.8" or 8MP and 1/1.2" )
I have Blink outdoor cameras right now and want to go to a wired system. Right now, all I would want is 4 cameras, with the option to expand. What is your opinion on this Lorex system? The price is near my top end. I know that you recommend a 1/1.2" sensor, and this is only a 1/2.8" sensor. Is the 30FPS (smoother video) important? Any advice would be appreciated.
I have Blink outdoor cameras right now and want to go to a wired system. Right now, all I would want is 4 cameras, with the option to expand. What is your opinion on this Lorex system? The price is near my top end. I know that you recommend a 1/1.2" sensor, and this is only a 1/2.8" sensor. Is the 30FPS (smoother video) important? Any advice would be appreciated.
The Cameras have small sensors .. 1/2.8" for 8MP .. thus unlike past times when Lorex sold 1/1.8" and 8MP cameras in some of their kits .. I would skip this kit if you need better low light performance.
Rather a disappointment to me that you can not find larger sensor cameras from many brands.
imho, better to spend more and get better cameras .. or get fewer better cameras.
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I like that it has 16 channel to be able to expand
I like that it has 16 channel to be able to expand
In general:
1) more affordable IP PoE cameras use more affordable components and thus smaller sensors and thus do not do well in low light conditions. ( Reolink makes affordable IP PoE cameras and NVRs and uses more affordable components .. )
2) Reolink has numerous reported issues with compatibility with other OEMs, and thus can not easily add a better Hikvision or Dahua OEM camera with a larger sensor to the Reolink NVR
3) Reolink does not make ( so far that I have seen ) cameras with larger sensors . instead cheats a bit on the firmware to make low light STILL images look better that the expense of moving images.
Thus if you need low light image capture I would look for a Hikvision or Dahua OEM cameras with larger sensors ( 4MP and 1/1.8" or 8MP and 1/1.2" )
In general:
1) more affordable IP PoE cameras use more affordable components and thus smaller sensors and thus do not do well in low light conditions. ( Reolink makes affordable IP PoE cameras and NVRs and uses more affordable components .. )
2) Reolink has numerous reported issues with compatibility with other OEMs, and thus can not easily add a better Hikvision or Dahua OEM camera with a larger sensor to the Reolink NVR
3) Reolink does not make ( so far that I have seen ) cameras with larger sensors . instead cheats a bit on the firmware to make low light STILL images look better that the expense of moving images.
Thus if you need low light image capture I would look for a Hikvision or Dahua OEM cameras with larger sensors ( 4MP and 1/1.8" or 8MP and 1/1.2" )
https://www.lorex.com/products/nc...1403431062
Camera Spec Sheet
https://www.lorextechno
https://www.lorex.com/products/nc...1403431062
Camera Spec Sheet
https://www.lorextechno
Looks like a Dahua OEM NVR and Cameras ..
The Cameras have small sensors .. 1/2.8" for 8MP .. thus unlike past times when Lorex sold 1/1.8" and 8MP cameras in some of their kits .. I would skip this kit if you need better low light performance.
Rather a disappointment to me that you can not find larger sensor cameras from many brands.
imho, better to spend more and get better cameras .. or get fewer better cameras.
Leave a Comment