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Digital Watchdog DW-BJPR2U40T-LX

Digital Watchdog DW-BJPR2U40T-LX
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Digital Watchdog - Blackjack P-RACK NVRs powered by DW Spectrum IPVMS, 30TB usable RAID storage, 4 camera licenses pre-installed, Manage up to 128 2.1MP 1080p IP cameras at up to 30fps, 600 Mbps throughput. RAID 5 hard drive configuration, Intel i7 Processor and 16GB Memory. Standard features include Windows 10 OS on an SSD HDD, scheduled auto reboot for hardware performance, cross platform connectivity for Windowa and Mac client software, 2x NIC cards, DVI and true HD output, Automatic Camera Detection, Fully Customizable Layouts, Easy Drag and Drop Camera Management and Recording, E-Mapping, Advanced Motion Masking and Sensitivity Settings. Onvif conformant, Keyboard and mouse included. Linux Ubuntu 16.04 OS, Raid 5.
Features
  • Supports All ONVIF conformant IP cameras
  • Storage options 40-60TB internal storage, 3-50TB recording storage
  • Data redundancy
  • Record and manage single- and multi-sensor IP cameras of any resolution up to 128 2.1MP cameras at 30fps and a maximum of 600Mbps throughput
  • True HD and DVI local monitoring outputs ports
  • Dual network ports
  • Windows® 10 Pro or Linux® Ubuntu® 16.04 OS on separate SSD
  • USB interface
  • Hosting DW Spectrum® IPVMS for setup, configuration, monitoring and recording
  • One-time recording license charge, fully transferable between cameras and encoders
  • One (1) DW Spectrum® IPVMS 4-channel licenses included (DW-SPECTRUMLSC004)
  • No annual maintenance fees
  • Simple enterprise scalability
  • Auto device discovery
  • Dual stream recording
  • Rail kit included
  • USB mouse and keyboard included
  • Designed, assembled and tested in the U.S.A.

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