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The Truth about NVR: SOFAB strongly recommends that customer need to investigate the use of NVRs before committing their company valuables in the hands of a few. By using an NVR you are effectively locking yourself into one manufacturer for the complete system and also for any further upgrades and services. When models become obsolete you must then have to upgrade the complete system if parts are no longer available. There is also the problem that if the NVR fails you lose the recorded data as it often will not play on any other device except the same manufacturer devices. It’s also another way for some manufacturers to lock you in to their product portfolio. If for any reason the manufacturer Bankrupts, you will not be able to have anyone support the IP CCTV equipment what so ever. In one similar case in Jeddah Saudi Arabia, a customer was using an NVR for his CCTV System of a major manufacturer in Europe. His building was subjected to a robbery and thus had to submit all CCTV Recording equipment to the Police. The Police, the local dealer and the owner were not very familiar with the NVR and thus had to wait until the manufacturer sent his engineer to Saudi. The visa requirement and all the formalities required until reaching Saudi Arabia and the Police investigation division, has taken over 45 days. Because of the time laps, the NVR and the robbers were far from bringing the truth to light and there was no prosecution and no justice. SOFAB strongly recommends that customers adopt a system such that employs a server based with limitless storage devices. With a professional Server, a consumer can either use internal or network storage. By doing this if at any time the server fails then all you have to do is take the disc and install it into another server system so that you can view your stored video files. If for any reason the customer requires to extend the storage time, they would only be required to add additional Storage Hard Disks while maintain the current Storage layout, thus minimizing failure and interruptions. On the other hand, an NVR would require a manufacturer’s technical intervention. This normally requires more expenses and necessitate for the NVR to be shipped to the manufacturer and thus leaving your business or building vulnerable to thieves. Without calculating the huge storage capacity required for an IP CCTV System, guarantying that an NVR will never have enough storage capacity to save the minimum frames required. Just simply contact one of our sales engineers or technicians, and they will be able to demonstrate the storage capacity by a given IP CCTV System. A customer may be able to use an NVR by simply reducing the storage required by reducing the frame rate and recorded hours per day. This will inevitably give the client his basic needs but not the required solution for his domain. Banks require a minimum of 25 frames per second while other institutions may only need just 5 frames per second as a minimum. Please never accept less then 5 frames per second for any CCTV Analog or IP Installation. SOFAB has very reliable systems that are being deployed in Hypermarkets and other locations such as UAE government departments all of which are using a WINDOWS based system with internal storage capacity of 8.5 T.B. as a minimum for such large facilities. If you require then remote monitoring this can also be offered so long as the local internet infrastructure will be able to provide the bandwidth for remote access to the server. If you require any further information on this matter please feel free to contact us at email: Help@sofab.cc or Help@sofab.net 270 Tel.: + 966 2 683 690 3631 0244 Fax: + 966 2 682 690 6351 0675 Code J
Video Storage Capacity Calculation Video Storage Capacity Calculation for IP Camera with Bandwidth Requirements Camera Type : Compression of Video Streaming at 480TVL to 550TVL (Analog MJPEG) Picture Size : Size of Picture Frame (40K) Count : Number of Cameras installed on one Network (16) FPS : Select the Number of Frames per Second.mm 5 FPS, Banks Require min 10FPS to 30FPS H/Day : Number of Continues Recording Hours per day ,or you may chose motion and thus put 8 as 8 hours of motion Days : Number of Recording Days Per Month Mobit/s : The Band width Requirement for a given status as per the Scheduled . The Higher the FPS or Quantity of Cameras installed on the Network, will increase The Band width Required Tera Byte : Hard Disk Storage Required per CCTV Network per the Given Data Code J Web: Web: www.sofab.net www.sofab.cc Email: Email: help@sofab.net help@sofab.cc 271
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