Security Devices

The QVP-21A QVR Pro appliance is a tower-based network surveillance server that supports real-time video/audio monitoring, high-resolution recording, and playback from multiple IP cameras. Users can easily monitor cameras from different platforms (Windows®, Mac® and mobile devices), making it easier for businesses, offices, and home users to safeguard their property and possessions.

The QVP-41B NVR network surveillance server supports real-time video/audio monitoring, high-resolution recording, and playback from multiple IP cameras. PoE switch functionality is also provided by the QVP-41B, supporting connecting all kinds of PoE cameras and devices and creating intelligent surveillance infrastructure for enterprise, SMBs and families. With four 3.5-inch SATA drive bays, sixteen 30-watt Gigabit PoE ports, two RJ45 combo ports, and two 2.5GbE host management ports the QVP-41B provides great storage space and high-speed networking to meet the requirements of small/medium monitoring environments.

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  Supports thousands of cameras from over 150 brands.

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  Compliant with the IEEE 802.3at PoE+ standard and includes sixteen 30-watt Gigabit PoE ports. Supplies a total power budget of 140 watts to meet the demands of high-powered devices (PDs) and supports smart PoE management.

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  Monitor surveillance feeds with the built-in QVR Smart Client through HDMI output, Windows®, Mac® and mobile devices.

QVP-41B vs. other NAS-based surveillance systems. What's the difference?

In a conventional NAS-based surveillance system, surveillance is just one of many applications available to users. As all these applications share NAS system resources and storage space, surveillance performance could be impacted. The QVP-41B overcomes this by providing dedicated storage space and reserving full system resources for surveillance, delivering the utmost performance to fulfill professional surveillance system requirements. The QVP-41B integrates PoE switch functionality and supports connecting all kinds of PoE cameras and devices. It also comes with built-in camera channel licenses and essential applications to enable local installation without requiring an internet connection. Simply install the hard drives and power up the QVP-41B to start the installation process.

Intelligent PoE Management for High-Power IP Cameras

The QVP-41B is compliant with the IEEE 802.3at PoE+ standard and has sixteen ports with 30-watt Gigabit PoE capabilities. The QVP-41B can supply a total power budget of 140 watts to meet the demands of bullet cameras, fisheye cameras, 4K PTZ cameras and Speed Dome cameras compliant with the ONVIF® standard; or high-power devices such as 4K PTZ camera, IP phones, LED lights, and digital signage. The QVP-41B supports intelligent PoE management functions, including scheduling, power supply prioritization, and power enabling/disabling. You can obtain real-time network connection status and power consumption information of PDs and configure PDs simultaneously to promote an energy-saving PoE network.

QVP-63B vs. other NAS-based surveillance systems. What's the difference?

In a conventional NAS-based surveillance system, surveillance is just one of many applications available to users. As all these applications need to share NAS system resources and storage space, surveillance performance could be impacted. The QVP-63B QVR Pro Appliance overcomes this by providing dedicated storage space and reserving full system resources for surveillance, delivering the utmost performance to fulfill professional surveillance system requirements. The QVP-63B also comes with built-in camera channel licenses and essential applications to enable local installation without requiring an internet connection. Simply install the hard drives and power up the QVP-63B to start the installation process.

High-capacity video surveillance storage solution

QVP-63B is a professional network surveillance server, compatible with 8,000+ IP cameras of 200+ brands and thousands of ONVIF network cameras

Comprehensive camera support and management

The QVP-63B supports thousands of camera models from over 200+ brands with a variety of image formats (including cameras that use ONVIF and RTSP/ HTTP streaming). Even USB webcams are supported, allowing home and budget-conscious users to quickly build surveillance solutions tailored to their environment while providing convenient camera management.

QVP-41C vs. other NAS-based surveillance systems. What's the difference?

In a conventional NAS-based surveillance system, surveillance is just one of many applications available to users. As all these applications need to share NAS system resources and storage space, surveillance performance could be impacted. The QVP-41C QVR Pro Appliance overcomes this by providing dedicated storage space and reserving full system resources for surveillance, delivering the utmost performance to fulfill professional surveillance system requirements. The QVP-41C also comes with built-in camera channel licenses and essential applications to enable local installation without requiring an internet connection. Simply install the hard drives and power up the QVP-41C to start the installation process.

High-capacity video surveillance storage solution

QVP-41C is a professional network surveillance server, compatible with 8,000+ IP cameras of 200+ brands and thousands of ONVIF network cameras.

Faster facial identification with integrated Intel® OpenVINO™ AI engine.

With integrated Intel® OpenVINO™ AI computing resources, the QVP-41C accelerates AI facial recognition and object identification performance inQVR Facewithout impacting other applications or services.

Comprehensive camera support and management

The QVP-41C supports thousands of camera models from over 200+ brands with a variety of image formats (including cameras that use ONVIF and RTSP/ HTTP streaming). Even USB webcams are supported, allowing home and budget-conscious users to quickly build surveillance solutions tailored to their environment while providing convenient camera management.

Motion detection using budget-friendly USB webcams

Standard surveillance systems normally only support event recording and notification functions for expensive cameras with integrated motion detection. The QVP-41C provides motion detection even for entry-level cameras and USB webcams. As long as your camera can stream its footage to the QVR Pro appliance (e.g. through RTSP protocol) it supports motion detection, allowing you to build a budget-friendly, motion-detecting surveillance system.

QVR Pro Client

The QVR Pro Client software can be installed on Windows® and Mac® devices, allowing you to monitor from different platforms and flexibly switch from live view or playback mode to take full control over monitored areas.

Live view and playback

Monitor the live view of multiple channels and play recordings on a single interface. You can also view recordings at a specific time by clicking the timeline or by defining a time range.

Region of Interest

The Region of Interest (ROI) feature allows for viewing multiple regional images from the same camera in live view and playback mode. You can define and enlarge multiple areas to watch the area more closely.

Qdewarp Technology

The innovative Qdewarp enables users to view standard fisheye camera recordings in proportional ratios and sizes without affecting original recordings. The distorted parts on the edges can be turned into a clear panoramic view.

Multiple Notification Methods

The event notification provides multiple ways of being informed of emerging events, including flashing red borders of channels, alert buzzers, and the motion icon on the e-map.

The QNAP VS-12156U-RP Pro VioStor NVR (Network Video Recorder) is the high-end 2U chassis network surveillance server which supports high quality real-time video/audio monitoring, megapixel recording (up to 10-megapixel), and playback of multiple IP cameras. The 12-drive VS-12156U-RP Pro offers maximum 48TB physical storage (using 4TB hard drives) with hot-swappable RAID technology for high data redundancy. The VS-12156U-RP Pro is capable of H.264, MxPEG, MPEG-4, and M-JPEG recording from up to 56 IP cameras. The standalone Linux-based NVR can be easily set up in 6 steps by Internet Explorer without extra software required or even without PC via the HD (high definition) VGA local display.