16 CHANNEL DIGITAL MULTIPLEX CCTV RECORDER

16 CHANNEL DIGITAL MULTIPLEX COLOUR RECORDER 500Gb £100 OFF RRP!!!!CHEAPEST PRICE ANYWHERE..IF NOT WE WILL PRICEMATCH!!!! CAN ADD UP TO 16 CAMERAS! The perfect centrepiece for medium - large CCTV systems, this 16 channel multiplexer with built-in digital recorder replaces the traditional multiplexer unit and 'time-lapse' VCR with one easy to use, maintenance free, high quality unit. 24 times greater recording capacity than a traditional time lapse VCR 8438 hours - nearly 6 months recording on two 250Gb hard disks 16 video inputs, 4 audio inputs 16 loop outputs and seperate 'Call Event' output Single channel and multiple camera display options Picture in picture option 200% playback zoom function Motion triggered recording Adjustable video compression quality and frame rate Security password protection Simple controls on front panel Camera 'tampering' alarm Uses standard computer IDE hard drives in swappable transport Record modes: Manual, alarm and timer Power supply 90 - 240Vac (±10%) , 45W Dimensions 432 x 110 x 325mm Video format PAL/CCIR Weight 5.7kg Resolution:Full screen 704 x 564 Operation temperature 10 - 40°C Hard disk storage IDE, UTMA66 Camera input signal BNC, 1V (p-p), 75 ohms Audio input 4 x RCA Camera loop back BNC, 1V (p-p), 75 ohms Main monitor output BNC, 1V (p-p), 75 ohms Call monitor output BNC, 1V (p-p), 75 ohms Motion detect areas 210 (15 x 14) Motion detect sensitivity 0- 256 Audio output 2 x RCA Recording rate (frames per second) 1 - 12 Refresh rate (images per second) 60 Dwell time (seconds) 1 - 10 Picture zoom 200% Alarm input TTL (5V, GND) Alarm output COM, N.O., N.C. Remote control RS-232 / RS-485 Product Features: HARD DISK Features 2 x 250GB hard disks for data storage. Guide to icons on this site » Recording times The recorder can record video at several frame rates and several compression settings. At the best quality (Digital Video and audio) at 18 frames per second up to 67 hours of video with audio will fit on the 2 x 250Gb disks. By adjusting the quality setting to lowest quality and the frame rate to 1 frame per second this can be increased to 8438 hours - which is nearly 1 year of continuous recording. The table below shows the duration of recording (in hours) that can be achieved at the various settings.