PoE Zip NVRs
The Zip PoE NVR is child's play to set up, simply connect the Zip cameras to the PoE ZipNVR with a patch cable and it will first AutoDetect the Zip IP cameras then auto-configure them for you! Now that really is Plug & Play! It features P2P for easy setup of remote monitoring, up to 320Mbps recording bandwidth with up to 4K recording and an up to 4K HDMI output.
This PoE ZIP NVR can power your IP cameras directly so it really couldn't be easier to fit. With its built in LAN boost feature you can have cable runs up to 250M so distance issues are a thing of the past. The iSENSE technology can even tell you how much power each individual camera is taking so you can balance loads.
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- # Quick Links, Manuals & Product Documentation - Zip NVR Range
- Read how to set up your new Zip NVR in minutes.
ZipNVR Quick Start Guide eCatalogue (opens in a new window)
ZipNVR Quick Start Guide PDF
Full Manual - Zip2xx Range
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- Can I remotely view and control my Zip CCTV camera system over the internet using my mobile iOS device?
- The FREE Zip CCTV iOS app available in the Apple App Store allows you to view your cameras and control your NVR from anywhere in the world. Just search for "ZipVision" on the App Store.
You'll need to make sure your Zip NVR or DVR has been networked and setup for remote viewing then simply enter its information and you're good to go. - How can I remotely view and control my Zip CCTV camera system over the internet using my mobile android device?
- The FREE Zip CCTV android app available in the Google Play Store allows you to view your cameras and control your NVR from anywhere in the world. Just search for "ZipVision" on the Play Store.
You'll need to make sure your Zip NVR or DVR has been networked and setup for remote viewing then simply enter its information and you're good to go. - What internet speed do I need stream live video from a Zip NVR or DVR?
- The quality of image you can stream depends on your available bandwidth and the bit rate of the live images you are trying to view. For best results we recommend setting the DVR/NVR's sub-stream to CIF @ 12fps which requires 256kb/s per channel in live view.
If you have a high speed internet connection you can increase the stream quality and frame rate to suit your needs. A 720p 12fps image for example would require roughly 2MB/s per channel.
More information for the general public at our website: www.zipnvr.com
