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Weather Resistance | IP66 |
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Motion Detection | Yes |
Lens | 3.6mm |
Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (1080P) |
Connectivity | Wired, POE |
Number of Cameras | 8 |
Night Vision | Up to 100ft |
Remote Viewing | Yes, via App |
Power Supply | POE (Power over Ethernet) |
Number of Channels | 8 |
Details product warranty, free technical support, and free brand-new parts for replacement.
Explains that the system does not support PTZ but allows zoom on monitor and mobile app.
Specifies the camera's operating temperature range is between -20°C and +60°C.
Clarifies that the system does not support audio function, only video viewing.
States cameras are powered via Ethernet cable, not requiring separate power supply.
Explains local operation is possible, but internet is needed for remote access via smartphone or PC.
Clarifies the system cannot connect directly to WiFi; NVR requires a network cable to the router.
Recommends 50-100 meters for POE NVR and camera, dependent on cable quality.
Instructs to provide the monitor's time to tech support for a super password.
Confirms cameras use Ethernet for continuous power, not batteries.
Provides methods to check HDD installation via NVR box screws or system's HDD Manage menu.
Explains loop recording auto-overwrites old footage when the hard drive is full.
States ANRAN POE systems support up to 4TB HDD (Internal, SATA Interface, 3.5 inches).
Addresses "HDD not found" or "HDD not recognized" errors and provides troubleshooting steps.
Offers solutions for NAT status stuck on "Connecting", including checking ethernet, enabling Cloud1/DHCP, and rebooting.
Guides on enabling DHCP and checking router settings to resolve auto-reconnection issues post-power failure.
Provides troubleshooting for display issues, focusing on resolution compatibility and cable checks.
Details steps to resolve camera connectivity issues like IP conflicts or no picture by checking cables and re-adding cameras.
Advises on troubleshooting when all cameras lose connection, including restarting and re-adding cameras.
Explains humidity can cause blurriness and suggests airing out the camera to resolve it.
Offers troubleshooting steps for automatic NVR reboots, including system reset and checking power supply.
Provides links and instructions for setting up remote access via the mobile app and PC.
Offers links to guides for setting up motion detection recording and email alarms.