LTS LTD08HTDK 8-Camera H.264 Realtime DVR Security System with 500GB, Mobile Phone Live View, VGA output | 
 enlarge | Brand: LTS Security
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $799.99
Buy New: $668.99
You Save: $131.00 (16%)
New (7) from $668.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 1755
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 26.4
Dimensions (in): 15.9 x 14.3 x 11.1
Model: LTD08HTDK
UPC: 812009012300
EAN: 0812009012300
ASIN: B002MUAO1Q
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | H.264 compression, audio I/O/USB2.0 for back-up, remote view - IE based network monitoring | | • | 8 cameras simultaneously digitally display and record at realtime (240FPS), 3G Mobile Phone Live View (with Windows Media or Symbian) | | • | Connects to any TV/Monitor with convenient VGA output, High quality video images | | • | Capable of unattended operation over long period of time; remote control and mouse control | | • | Motion detection, alarm and email alert available; fast and easy installation - plug and play |
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Product Description
DVR Specifications
Compression: H.264
Video I/O: BNC 8 In / 2 Out, 1 VGA Out
Audio I/O: RCA 8 In / 1 Out
Display Resolution: NTSC: Up to 704 x 480 (D1)
Display Frame Rate: NTSC: 240fps
Recording Resolution: NTSC: 704 x 480 (D1) / 704 x 240 (HD1) / 352 x 240 (CIF)
Recording Frame Rate NTSC: 240fps
Record Modes Continuous, Motion Detection, Manual, Sensor Triggered, Time Schedule
Recored Picture Quality: Low, Normal, Hight, Highest
HDD Interface Support: 1 SATA HDD. Max. up to 1TB; 320GB HDD Included
Sensor & Alarm: 8-channel inputs / 1-channel output
Alarm Type: Motion/Sensor Triggered/Video Loss/HDD Space/HDD Loss
PTZ Control: RS-485
Network Interface: RJ45, TCP/IP
USB Interface: USB1.1 for Mouse Operation; USB 2.0 for Removable HDD/Burnner, or USB Flash Drive
Backup Device: Support USB Flash Disk / Removable USB HDD, USB Burnner / Network Backup AVI File
Network Access: IE Based
USB Mouse: Included
Power Supply: DC 12V (adapter included)
- IE Based
Camera Specifications
Image Sensor: 1/4" Sony Super HAD Color CCD
Minimum Illuminance: 0 Lux with 12 IR LEDs
Signal System: NTSC
Lens: 3.6mm
Power Supply: DC 12V
Resolution: 420TVL
Dimension: 59mm x 104mm
Operation Temperature: -10C ~ +50C
Operation Humidity: -20C ~ +60C
Wather Resistance: IP66 Weather Proof
Electronic Shutter: 1/50(1/60) - 1/100,000 second
S/N Ratio: >=48db
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| Customer Reviews:
Good inexpensive system January 4, 2010
B. Miller (Venice, CA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought and installed this system about three months ago to watch over our retail store, and have been happy with it. My biggest complaint is the instruction manual - the Chinese manufacturer must have skimped on how much they were paying their Chinese to English translator. It's not a hard system to set up until you get to the internet and iphone functionality - here the instructions often left me scratching my head, but with some time, trial & error, I figured everything out. I suppose someone well versed in networking protocols would breeze through this setup in a snap, but it took me quite a few hours to figure it out and dial everything in.
That said, it's really super awesome to be able to dial up my store on my iphone any time day or night, or watch it in better resolution on my partner's laptop (the iphone resolution is on the low side from the compression used). The cameras are not very sharp, but they are adequate. The night vision works well and the motion detection seems good. I think I've been getting about a month's worth of video stored on the hard drive before it starts to re-write over itself, with the dvr set to record on motion only. I haven't tried the audio recording yet, but i just bought a mic so we'll see. The interface in the dvr itself is pretty clunky - looks almost like a pre-windows dos sort of deal, though it does use a mouse. It's best to access everything through the windows explorer plug-in (once you figure out how to install the damn thing). The plug-in works well, allowing you to access all of the dvr's functionality over the internet, from adjusting settings to downloading and saving video files.
One other mark against this unit is the format it stores its video files in: ".264" I wasn't able to find any kind of application for a mac that could play this file - quicktime didn't like it, and neither did anything else I tried it on. ".264" is the file extension on files you get when you put a thumb drive directly into the unit and tell it to offload files. Luckily, if you use the explorer plug-in over the internet, it will download these files and you can watch them immediately through the plug-in, and it gives you the option to output them as .avi files. One more reason to only access this unit through the internet interface. Oh, and the usb port on the unit only likes thumb drives, not hard drives. Also, it seems that the internet explorer plug-in only works on a pc (i have to use my girlfriend's computer). There might be a workaround for this, but I haven't figured that out yet.
Overall, it's a great unit for the price. In October of 2009, 8 camera dvr systems were running around $1200 everywhere I looked, so this unit was a real bargain at nearly half the price. I'd probably give it 3 stars for the instruction manual language headaches, weird video format, and clunky dvr interface. Since it's so cheap, gets the job done, and has the cool iphone and internet explorer plug-ins, i give it 4 stars.
Great product November 30, 2009
K. Pichardo (Pembroke Pines, FL USA)
5 out of 8 found this review helpful
I bought this security camera system about 1 month ago, and so far is pretty good, love color images and resolution, it does what is suppose to do!
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