Category
Local recorders and storage options for new systems, replacements, and camera expansion.
Choose with confidence
NVR and storage choices depend on camera count, resolution, frame rate, compression, continuous versus motion recording, and the number of days footage needs to be retained.
An NVR is the local recording center of a wired security system. The right recorder is not chosen by channel count alone: camera resolution, bitrate, recording mode, hard-drive capacity, and expected retention days all affect the result.
For a replacement or expansion, verify the existing cameras, network path, storage condition, and future channel needs. Planning that detail early avoids a system that records fewer days than expected or runs out of capacity after the next camera is added.
Available products
TA-6708KR
From $89
A network video recorder for replacing, expanding, or standardizing smaller wired camera systems.
TA-8508W
$89
Keep footage on site and size recording capacity around camera count and retention needs.
XM-6916K
From $289
Keep footage on site and size recording capacity around camera count and retention needs.
XM-6108BW
From $79
Keep footage on site and size recording capacity around camera count and retention needs.
XM-7936K
$129
Keep footage on site and size recording capacity around camera count and retention needs.
XM-6016K
From $199
Keep footage on site and size recording capacity around camera count and retention needs.
XM-1016K
From $48
Keep footage on site and size recording capacity around camera count and retention needs.
Buyer questions
Storage needs depend on camera count, resolution, bitrate, recording schedule, and retention target. Use the actual camera plan rather than a generic drive-size estimate.
Often, but confirm camera compatibility, available channels, network layout, supported resolution, and whether advanced events or audio will carry across the setup.
Usually yes when expansion is likely. Spare channels help you add coverage without replacing the recorder immediately.
