Advanced Technology Video Announces New Hybrid Video Recorder

Advanced Technology Video Announces New Hybrid Video Recorder

  • May 06, 2013

Advanced Technology Video Announces New Hybrid Video Recorder

Advanced Technology Video (ATV), a provider of video security surveillance solutions, announces the release of new 32-channel Falcon Series Hybrid Video Recorder as the newest addition to its ATV IP Solutions product line.

The FA-HVR32 offers 16 analog (480ips@D1) and 16 full-HD IP video inputs (70ips@2M) with full 100Mbps/1Gbps Ethernet connectivity. This HVR supports the most popular 3rd party IP network cameras and is fully ONVIF compliant. Along with the typical ATV DVR features, the FA-HVR32 supports Full-HD display capability with HDMI video output, POS/Text Input, 5-HDDs for on-board video storage and e-SATA and I-SCSI external storage options.

The FA-HVR32 works with ATV’s powerful ATVision Pro Remote Management Software featuring video monitoring, playback, recording, setup, PTZ control, system up-grade, MAP integration and multi-site system health monitoring.

“ATV is pleased to make available the exciting ATV FA-HVR32 Hybrid recorder to our customers. We expect this unit to be adopted by many of our system integrators as quoting and pre-sales of the product is already underway. The performance of this unit is exceptional, and we are happy with the opportunity to expand the ATV IP product solutions strategy with this new hybrid solution,” said ATV Director of Sales, Bob DeProspero,

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