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Reolink 4K 8CH PoE Security Camera System w/ 4 Turret Cameras & 2TB HDD NVR $371 + Free Shipping
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ReolinkDirect via Amazon [amazon.com] has Reolink 4K 8CH PoE Security Camera System w/ 4 Turret Cameras & 2TB HDD NVR (RLK8-800D4) on sale for $370.99. Shipping is free.
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- 4K Ultra HD 3840x2160 (8.0 Megapixels) @20FPS
- FOV: Horizontal: 87°; Vertical: 44°
- Synchronous Playback: 1CH@8MP; 4CH@4MP
- 4mm Lens
- Audio Recording
- Plug & Play, Power over Ethernet
- Person/Vehicle Detection
- Continuous 24/7 Recording
- 100' Night Vision, 18pcs IR LEDs
- No Subscription Fee
- 2 Year Warranty
- Storage: Micro SD Card, up to 256GB (not included), Reolink NVR, FTP
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View All| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 793 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | REOLINK 4K Security Camera System, 4pcs H.265 PoE Wired Turret 4K Cameras with Person Vehicle Detection, 4K/8MP 8CH NVR with 2TB HDD for 24-7 Recording, RLK8-800D4 |
| Manufacturer: | Reolink Digital |
| Model Number: | RLK8-800D4 |
| Product SKU: | B0811V48LG |
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Reolink 4K+ 12MP Ultra HD 16 Channel Camera System with 8 12MP Cameras
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May be an issue with your setup? I'm running a reolink NVR and cameras and all my cameras work fine. A couple of them are on 125ft+ runs with CAT6. Are you using solid copper CAT6 or stranded or CCA?
Also the gui has an option when viewing playback events to filter by events that detect people, vehicles, or general motion.
Also the gui has an option when viewing playback events to filter by events that detect people, vehicles, or general motion.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Farrukh09
For security cameras, you don't want higher FPS for many reasons. The biggest is the amount of storage recording would he exponentially higher since all cameras are recording 24/7. Also, night time performance will be significantly worse with high fps. The more frames, the less light that hits the sensor for each frame. 30+ frames will be a dark image at night, and just a shadow of a figure. Even a 2MP camera with a good sensor and 15-20fps will be like viewing HD vs. analog of a camera 4K and 30+ fps at night time.
Storage is a non-issue in my case. I just need a camera that offers details such as facial features and clear license plates at a distance of about 30 ft or more at night. Any recommendations?
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Not this. You'll need a camera that is 4mm+, larger sensor size(1/2.8" if it's a 2MP) or larger. There are license Plate readers and there's cameras that can help show the license plates. The readers are going to be really expensive.
20ft+ is going to be tough to do for any camera, you'll need favorable light conditions, camera positioning, and the right type of camera. Check Ipcamtalk, they have a bunch of guides. I'm not an expert myself, just been reading a lot because I'm in the market myself.
edit: some brands that are highly rated:
AXIS, Ubiquity, Hikvision, Dahua, and Hanwha.
If you're dead set on reolink, ill warn you, their night time motion recording is dog ***t. the new CX410 is decent, but still suffers from motion ghosting.
both Hikvision and Dahua are chinese and best bang for your buck. however, i refuse to give Chinese camera manufacturers any money for their shady security history, and their involvement with the Uyghur genocide. Hanwha is a Korean company, and I've been looking into that brand.
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