The WPS-300-DVR is a professional-grade DVR that features advanced compression technologies and offers native live streaming to Control4 user interfaces. This means that unlike the competition, there are no expensive 3rd party video encoders required. And the goodies don't stop there. Top-shelf features like RS-232 and IP control for system integration, an HDMI output, DVD sled for archiving, RS-232 for control system integration, included rack mounting hardware and buffered loop outputs, making this the perfect solution for estate monitoring or commercial surveillance.
WIrepath™ Surveillance 300 Series DVR
The WPS-300-DVR is a professional-grade DVR that features advanced compression technologies and offers native live streaming to Control4 user interfaces. This means that unlike the competition, there are no expensive 3rd party video encoders required. And the goodies don't stop there. Top-shelf features like RS-232 and IP control for system integration, an HDMI output, DVD sled for archiving, RS-232 for control system integration, included rack mounting hardware and buffered loop outputs, making this the perfect solution for estate monitoring or commercial surveillance.
iPhone®, iPad®, Android®, Smartphone & Windows Access
DVD ReWritable
HD-Included
IP Control
Latest Compression Technologies
Rack Mount Ears Included
Up to 30 FPS
MJPEG
RS-232 Control
Bi-Directional Audio
Sometimes listening just isn't enough. Sometimes you need to talk to the person on the other end. Audio inputs to the DVR enable you to do this right through Internet Explorer! Think of the uses: gated entrances, elevators, assisted living, saferooms - there are a number of applications where you want the person on the other end to know you're listening.
Watermark Digital Security
Optional digital watermarking is available to ensure video integrity and protect against tampering. If a downloaded clip has been altered, the Windows-based playback software will alert the user with a message when the file is opened.
Multiple Video Outputs
Let's face it, different jobs call for different types of video signals. And then again, some call for all of them! Whether you need our highest quality HDMI output for multi-room distribution, or a local VGA display or TV – this DVR has you covered.
Multiple Archive Options
Search for content on the DVR and copy it to a USB thumb drive instead of fumbling with a computer to download videos. You can also manually backup your recordings to a remote Windows Computer, FTP server, or NAS.
Flexible Recording Triggers
The system can start recording based on motion detection or predefined schedules (after business hours for example). There are also external trigger inputs to record when alerts are received from security and fire/safety systems or dedicated sensors. Plus, video loss on one camera can begin recording on other cameras to ensure nothing was missed.
Video Loop Outputs
You know those "Smile, you're on camera!" signs you see in stores? A video loop output from the DVR is perfect for forwarding along a single camera's video signal. This is also idea for whole-house video distribution systems where the cameras will be displayed on TVs or touchpanels.
Call Monitor
Many commercial and retail installs require a dedicated feed for security or receptionist monitoring. An independent call monitor output gives the ability to create customized views specifically for this output. To prevent system access and tampering, the setup menu is disabled through this output.
Expandable Storage Options
In some applications, like in a retail environment or vacation home, you may find you want additional storage to extend the number of days' recorded video. The easiest way to add storage is to simply plug in any ESATA drive to the connection on the rear panel. There is also a free internal drive bay with included cables for system expansion. Watch the video or d