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Manage Your Home Security for Now & Future
H.VIEW 4K Ultra-HD PoE Network Video Recorder
Remotely Monitor Cloud Accounts
Supports adding multiple remote video recorders to one account, allowing you to view and play surveillance video by registering an account on your phone, tablet or computer.
Instant Push, Take Actions Timely
A prompt email & push notification will be sent to users’ smart devices once moving objects are detected, allowing for quick action. Buzzer in the NVR will alert you and FTP uploading will also be underway for backup. Free shared access allows your colleagues or family for surveillance together.
Stable Dual Network Segment Design
The camera does not occupy the bandwidth of the router network, and is not interfered by other network devices within the router network, making the connection of the camera more stable.
Intelligent Power Management
The video recorder intelligently distributes power according to the power consumption requirements of the camera, which solves the problem of long camera lines and sufficient power supply when the power consumption is large.
Kevin & Liz
2025-08-17 10:12:11
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fergy
2025-06-30 17:43:55
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James Thompson
2025-05-11 10:35:30
It doesn't work. End of story.
Elohim Serrano
2025-01-28 18:26:12
Great product easy to set up
BKTE
2024-12-14 12:54:15
I purchased the H.View NVR3216-P16 a couple of weeks, this is my first NVR so I am a newbie. This is replacing an ADT Dahua NVR, I am using the ADT Dahua POE cameras that came with that install that was in my house when I purchased it. I selected the 16 channel vs the 8 given I plan to add more POE cameras in the future and wanted a high ceiling for future expansion. The NVR arrived about 4 days after order in solid packaging. I had ordered a 6TB WD Purple SATA internal drive as well, and installed that which was very straightforward. If I find I want to keep recordings longer, I can add a second drive later.I set it up in my office where I could one of my monitors via the HDMI cable for initial setup including LAN access. The NVR came with a basic setup manual which helped. Once basic setup was done I moved the NVR to my data closet and attached the ethernet cables running from the cameras to the POE ports and LAN access. I then logged in via the web GUI. In order to see video feeds and given my primary compute is Mac, I setup Safari leveraging the IE user agent. This worked great. All the Dahua cameras were pretty much plug and play after I had reset them and setup the proper TCP/IP settings. I set it to record 24x7. I then downloaded and setup the Guard Viewer IOS app and set it up. That also is working great, I get motion alerts on my iPhone that I setup on the NVR. I can then view a live feed from any of the cameras from anywhere. I was also able to update the firmware level from the NVR GUI. Given this was my first NVR setup, I am very happy so far. I plan to add some H.View cameras in the near future to expand on my deployment. If there are any areas for improvement, I would like to see better product documentation and firmware update release notes on the H.View support site.
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