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Meridian NVR

Meridian NVR

A plug-and-play networked recording device that practically self-installs, DVTEL’s Meridian NVR drastically eases installation and management, and reduces the cost of megapixel video deployments for integrators and end users. Available in four and 16-port models, Meridian combines a high-powered Ethernet switch, automatic setup features and video management software into a single appliance. Meridian automatically discovers IP addresses, configures cameras for motion detection and starts recording without user intervention. A standalone Meridian unit is ideal for surveillance environments with up to 24 cameras, and users may leverage multiple units to build a larger system.

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