The Ares64P-4T from EverFocus is a powerful network video recorder designed for advanced surveillance needs. With support for 64 channels and a robust 4TB storage capacity, it utilizes AXXON Next PRO technology to deliver exceptional performance and flexibility. Key features include multiple HDD bays for easy storage expansion, dual NICs for efficient video streaming, and sophisticated video analytics capabilities, making it an ideal choice for both commercial and residential applications.
EverFocus Ares64P-4T Camera Features
- 4 HDD bays: Easily expandable storage with removable trays for convenient upgrades.
- Dual NIC: Ensures efficient data flow by separating camera streaming from LAN/WAN traffic.
- Multi-format support: Compatible with MJPEG, MPEG-4, H.264, and H.265 for versatile video recording options.
- Browser-based access: Live and playback viewing from any web browser enhances user accessibility.
- Dedicated client software: Streamlined NVR live viewing, playback, and configuration management.
- E-map support: Visual representation of camera locations for easy monitoring.
- Synchronous playback: Review recorded footage from multiple cameras simultaneously for comprehensive analysis.
- Simultaneous recording: Archive and real-time recording capabilities to ensure data redundancy.
- ONVIF compliance: Ensures compatibility with a wide range of IP cameras and devices.
- Smart video analytics: Features like motion detection, missing object, and facial recognition enhance security monitoring.
- Smartphone support: Free mobile app allows for remote viewing and management.
EverFocus Ares64P-4T Detailed Specifications
| Model | Ares64P-4T |
| Channels | 64 |
| Storage Capacity | 4TB |
| Video Formats | MJPEG, MPEG-4, H.264, H.265 |
| HDD Bays | 4 (Removable trays) |
| NIC | Dual |
| Analytics | Smart video analytics, motion detection, facial recognition |
| Compliance | ONVIF profile S |
| Access | Browser-based and dedicated client software |
| Mobile App | Supported (free app) |
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