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Real Time 960H DVR

Real Time 960H DVR

eLine Technology’s Real Time 960H DVR offers 960 horizontal lines, the highest available resolution for analog recording. 960H is necessary to get full advantage of 700 TVL video from cameras with an Effio sensor. Going from D1 recording to 960H is a 34% increase in resolution, and a full frame rate of 30fps ensures no loss of image quality. 960H also has a wider format with a true-to-life aspect ratio that doesn’t stretch images. The ELI-PRO3 DVRs are available with 8 or 16 channels. HZ models offer additional alarm, display and HDD capability.

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