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| Video & Audio | ||
| Access Channel | 16 Channel | |
| Wireless/Wired | Ethernet Port: 1000M * 2 Uplink Wi-Fi: 5 GHz (Up to 100m in open area #) |
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| Video Output | HDMI™ Output: Up to 4K * 1 VGA Output: Up to 1080P * 1 |
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| Recording Resolution | Up to 18MP (6K) | |
| Video Encoding | H.264 & H.265 | |
| Decode Playback | Up to 4K * 1 | |
| Video Recording Mode | Manual video recording; Motion detection recording; Scheduled video recording; Event triggered recording | |
| Backup Mode | Hard disk backup, Internet application backup | |
| Playback Mode | Instant playback ; Normal playback ; Event playback ; Tag playback; Log event playback | |
| General Information | ||
| HDD | Up to 16TB for each disk | |
| Open Protocol Support | EZVIZ, Hikvision, ONVIF (1.0) | |
| Hardware Reset | Supports | |
| Power Supply | DC 12V / 2.5A | |
| Power Consumption | < 13W (exclude HDD) | |
| Weight | Net Weight (Without HDD): 1.29 kg Weight with Package: 1.83 kg |
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| Dimensions | 260 × 194 × 65 mm (antenna folded); 260 × 194 × 202 mm (antenna unfolded) | |
| Warranty Information | ||
| Warranty | 02 Years Warranty | |
The EZVIZ X6 16 Channel 4K Smart Wireless NVR
brings compatible security cameras together for centralised viewing and
recording. The CS-X6-R100-2T16W8 version supports up to 16 channels, 4K HDMI
output, dual-band WiFi and two hard drives. It is a practical option for homes,
shops, offices and commercial premises in Bangladesh where recordings from
several locations need to be managed together.
16-Channel Recording: Connect compatible cameras and supported
devices.
High-Resolution Camera Access: Up to 18MP.
Display Outputs: HDMI up to 4K; VGA up to 1080p.
Dual-Band WiFi: 2.4GHz and 5GHz, with 5GHz router uplink.
Wired Networking: Two Gigabit Ethernet ports.
Local AI: Keyword-based video search and notifications.
Dual Storage Bays: Two SATA interfaces; up to 16TB per drive.
Video Compression: H.265 and H.264.
Camera Compatibility: EZVIZ, Hikvision and ONVIF protocols.
Remote Management: App access.
Audio Connections: Separate microphone and speaker interfaces.
Centralised Monitoring for Multiple Areas: A central recorder makes
it easier to review activity across entrances, reception areas, stockrooms and
outdoor approaches. Plan the camera layout around the events you need to
understand, such as a delivery arriving and moving through the premises. Name
each camera clearly during setup. Labels such as “Main Entrance” and “Loading
Area” make recordings easier to find than default channel numbers, especially
when several people manage the system.
Wireless Installation with Practical Network Planning: Wireless
connectivity can simplify installation, but the recorder still needs power and
a reliable connection to each camera. Do not treat the channel count as a
guarantee that every camera will perform well on the same wireless band.
Distribute connections according to signal quality and camera requirements. Use
wired connections where practical for distant cameras or locations with heavy
interference. Before completing installation, test all cameras together. Check
live viewing and recorded playback while the network is carrying its normal
workload.
Local Storage and Recording Retention: The two drive bays provide
room to expand recording capacity. Supported capacity describes what the
recorder can accommodate; it does not establish which drives are included in a
particular package. Choose storage around camera bitrate, recording schedules
and the number of days you need to retain. Higher-resolution footage and longer
recording hours increase storage demand. Check the oldest available recording
after several days of normal operation to confirm the system meets your
retention target.
Pros: Centralised
multi-camera monitoring. Wireless and wired connection options. Expandable
local storage. Local AI search tools.
Cons: Wireless
performance depends on layout and interference. Cameras still need their own
power arrangements. Third-party feature compatibility can vary. Recording
retention depends on installed storage and settings.
Consider the X6 when you want one place to manage a
growing camera system with local recording and remote access. It is
particularly useful when reviewing an event requires footage from several
viewpoints.
Before adding existing cameras, confirm
compatibility for video, audio and event functions individually. A camera
appearing in live view does not guarantee that every advanced feature will work
through the recorder.
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Q: Does 4K
output make every camera image 4K?
A: No.
Display output and camera resolution are different. A lower-resolution camera
does not capture additional detail simply because it is viewed on a 4K screen.
Q: Can I
connect battery-powered EZVIZ cameras?
A: Selected
devices are supported, depending on compatibility and firmware. Check the exact
camera model before purchase.
Q: Does
two-way talk work through a built-in speaker?
A: The
recorder requires a compatible external microphone and speaker for its audio
interfaces.
Q: How many
days can it record?
A: There
is no fixed duration. Capacity, camera count, bitrate and recording mode
determine retention.
Q: Do I need
internet for local recording?
A: Local
recording can operate with the cameras and recorder connected on a functioning
local network. Remote access requires internet connectivity.
Q: What is
the price of EZVIZ X6 NVR?
A: The price EZVIZ X6 NVR around BDT 21,500 to BDT 25,500.
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