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DVR Recorder, 4 Channel, 5MP

$399.00

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Upgrade your video camera system with the D300HA4-5MP 4-Channel DVR, engineered for clarity, efficiency, and flexibility. Supporting 5MP high-resolution recording with H.265 encoding, it delivers sharp footage while reducing storage needs. This 4-channel 5MP DVR delivers crisp video quality, efficient H.265 compression, and seamless recording. With flexible multi-signal support and 5 megapixel resolution, it’s a versatile solution for any high quality video recording system.

Flexible Connectivity: Works with AHD, TVI, CVI, CVBS, XVI, and IP cameras in one unit.
Full HD Output: HDMI, VGA, and CVBS outputs for easy integration with any display.
Efficient Storage & Backup: Record directly to HDD (up to 1 TB)
Video Input: BNC, 4 channels
Not for use in Zone IV

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can this 4-channel DVR recorder integrate with our existing MRI camera system?

Yes. This 5MP DVR recorder connects easily to most existing MRI camera systems using standard BNC inputs and supports multiple signal formats — AHD, TVI, CVI, CVBS, XVI, and IP — all in one unit. That flexibility makes it a drop-in upgrade for facilities looking to replace outdated recorders or consolidate different camera types under one system. It’s often used with MRI CCTV single- or dual-camera systems to record patient monitoring footage directly from the control room.

2. Is the DVR designed for use inside the MRI room or in the control area?

This unit is intended for installation outside the magnet room — typically in the control area or equipment room — where the magnetic field is not present. It connects to the MRI camera feed through shielded cables that pass through the waveguide. This setup protects both the recorder and the scanner, ensuring reliable 5MP video recording without introducing interference in the imaging suite.

3. What makes this DVR recorder a good choice for MRI video monitoring?

It’s built for high-quality video capture and efficient storage, supporting 5-megapixel resolution with H.265 compression to keep recordings crisp while minimizing file size. Facilities can record up to four cameras simultaneously, back up directly to HDD, and output to HDMI, VGA, or CVBS displays for flexible monitoring. Combined with an MR Conditional camera system, it helps MRI staff maintain continuous, high-resolution visual documentation of patient activity during procedures.