Ubiquiti Networks AI Theta Audio surveillance security system
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A 16-channel 12MP NVR kit with eight 3K turret cameras, AI human and vehicle detection, colour night vision to 66 ft, two-way talk, audible and flash alarms, and a 4TB HDD
This 16-channel NVR kit records at up to 12 megapixels and comes with eight 3K outdoor turret cameras. It is designed for homeowners or small businesses that need a complete, ready-to-install surveillance system with a pre-fitted 4TB hard drive.
Each camera switches automatically from infrared to warm white light when people or vehicles are detected, giving colour video up to 66 feet and monochrome IR up to 100 feet. Built-in microphones and speakers allow real-time two-way talk so you can greet visitors or deter intruders from the app.
The included 4TB drive stores weeks of 3K footage thanks to H.265+ encoding, and the 16-channel recorder still has eight spare ports for extra cameras. Buyers who need more than 4TB of local recording or who want wireless cameras will need a different solution.
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