DVR Set CCTV Camera with different channel

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4 Channel DVR Set

NPR 15,000/-

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8 Channel DVR Set

NPR 26,000/-

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16 Channel DVR Set

NPR 50,000/-

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DVR 4 Channel

NPR 3900/-

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DVR 8 Channel

NPR 7000/-

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AHD Camera 2 MP

NPR 1800/-

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AHD cctv 2 MP audio

NPR 2000/-

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DVR CCTV Camera price in Nepal

Unlike wire-free cameras, a DVR CCTV camera system offers unmatched reliability, 24/7 continuous recording, and no risk of Wi-Fi jamming. But how do you choose the right one?

Here is your quick checklist:

  1. Channels: Are you covering a small shop (4-channel) or a large warehouse (16-channel)?

  2. Resolution: Look for at least 5MP (TVL) . Our DVRs support 4K analog cameras for crystal-clear ID shots.

  3. Hard Drive: Never guess. We recommend 1TB for 7 days of recording on 4 cameras. Upgrade to 2TB for 30 days.

  4. Remote Viewing: Ensure the system supports P2P or DDNS to watch your feed from your smartphone.

Why a DVR CCTV System Is Right for Your Business?

When building a security setup, the first choice is often between DVR (Digital Video Recorder) and NVR (Network Video Recorder). For many business owners, DVR CCTV cameras remain the most cost-effective and reliable solution.

A DVR system uses analog or HD-over-coax cameras connected via coaxial cable. Unlike IP-based NVR systems, DVRs do not compete for bandwidth on your office Wi-Fi or internet network. 

How to Choose the Right DVR CCTV Camera Kit (Resolution, Channels & Storage)

Buying a security system online can feel overwhelming. To simplify your purchase, focus on three technical specifications: Resolution, Channels, and Storage.

1. Resolution (The Clarity Factor)

Do not buy anything below 2MP (1080p) today. Modern DVRs support 4MP, 5MP, or even 4K analog cameras. A 4MP DVR camera captures clear facial details and license plates at a 30-foot distance, whereas a standard 720p camera will look blurry.

  • Pro tip: Look for “HD-TVI” or “HD-CVI” technology, which allows 4K video to travel over old coaxial wires.

2. Channels (How many cameras?)

Channels refer to how many cameras the DVR can support simultaneously.

  • 4-Channel DVR: Good for a small office, convenience store, or home.

  • 8-Channel DVR: Standard for restaurants, boutiques, or small warehouses.

  • 16-Channel DVR: Required for retail floors, gas stations, or car dealerships.

  • Important: Buy a DVR with double the channels you need today (e.g., buy an 8-channel if you only need 4 cameras now) so you can expand later without replacing the recorder.

3. Storage (How long you keep footage)

A DVR without storage is useless. Most kits include a pre-installed Hard Drive (HDD).

  • 1TB HDD: Stores roughly 7-10 days of continuous recording for 4 cameras at 1080p.

  • 2TB HDD: Stores 14-20 days for 8 cameras.

  • Look for H.265+ compression. This technology doubles your recording time without deleting old footage.

Final checklist for your cart: Ensure the kit includes a power supply, BNC cables, and a mouse. You should not have to buy cables separately.