Q-See 16 CH H.264 Pentaplex DVR $899.99 Delivered After $500 OFF
$899.99 after $500 OFF Q-See 16 CH H.264 Pentaplex 16 Color CCD Camera Kits Monitor via PC, iPhone or Other Supported Smartphone [Model QSD2316C16-500]
Shipping & Handling included The estimated delivery time will be approximately 7 - 10 business
Item # 449083
Limited Online Offer:
$500 discount is reflected in the price.
Valid for orders placed
October 15, 2009 through November 1, 2009.
While supplies last.
Online price $1,399.99
Less - $500.00
YOUR COST $899.99
This 16 channel H.264 Network DVR allows you to stay in touch anywhere with remote Internet monitoring and mobile surveillance through iPhone and other supported smart phones! H.264 compression maximizes your recording time and streams improved digital video over 3G networks and through Internet Explorer browsers. Pentaplex technology allows you to simultaneously record footage, watch live video or playback recorded video, monitor footage remotely, and backup files through the DVR or over the Internet. Connect to a television or VGA monitor and view the 16 included cameras at the same time.
Q-See solutions are the perfect answer for keeping your family secure, protecting your assets against theft or managing your staff and resources more effectively. Capture footage in state of the art digital video quality to see what you’ve been missing! With Q-See, you can now monitor your home, business, or even vacation home from anywhere in the world!
Key Features:
Maximize Recording Time with Advanced H.264 Video Compression Pentaplex Technology: Simultaneous Record Footage, Watch Live or Playback Video, Monitor Footage Remotely, and Backup Files through the DVR or over the Internet Stay in Touch on the Go with Internet Monitoring Wherever You Are (Up To 5 Users at the Same Time) Stream Live High Quality Video Directly to your PC or Supported Smart Phone (iPhone and iPod touch Compatible) Easily configure DVR settings from a remote location Effortlessly Archive Important Data with Convenient Backup Capabilities Easily Navigate Program Menus by Connecting the Included USB Mouse PTZ and Network Capability Built-In Motion Detection and Video Loss Alert Function Record Audio on up to 4 Channels (Audio Cameras Not Included) Pre-Installed 500GB Hard Drive to Record and Retain Footage 16 Day & Night CCD Color Camera Kits 1 Year Q-See Warranty, Lifetime Technical Support Register for a free easy to remember URL to a Dynamic IP Address at www.myq-see.com. Once registered, easily access your Q-See system online from wherever you are.
Q-See 16 Channel H.264 DVR:
Record at 240 FPS at 352 x 240 Display at 480 FPS at 720 x 480 (shared by cameras) H.264 Compression PC Remote Viewing: IE Browser & CMS Software Mobile Phone Surveillance: iPhone, iPod touch & Supported Smart Phones Running Windows Mobile Pro or Symbian on 3G Networks. (Blackberry Currently Not Supported) Recording Modes: Scheduled, Motion Detection, Alarm Sensor and Manual Display Modes: Auto Switch, Full Screen, Quad, 16 Screen Playback Search: By Time, Motion Detection Event, or Alarm Event Ability to Simultaneously Playback up to 4 Channels Alarm: 16 Inputs and 4 Outputs Audio: 4 RCA Inputs and 1 RCA Output Operating System Support: Windows® XP, Vista™ USB 2.0 Ports: one for USB Mouse Connectivity & one for Backup Function Back Up Footage: USB Port for USB Flash Drive Supports up to 2 Internal SATA Hard Drives up to 1 TB Each (500GB Hard Drive Pre-Installed) Additional Port: RS485 port for PTZ cameras Network Connection: RJ-45 port for 10/100BaseT network deo Outputs: 2 BNC, 1 S-Video, 1 VGA Video Inputs: Composite 1.0 V p-p/75 ohms BNCx16 Power Source: DC 12 V Operating Temperature: 5°C to 70°C (41°F to 158°F) Weatherproof Camera Features:
Outdoor and Indoor Use Horizontal Resolution: 420 TV Lines Image Sensor: 1/4” Sony Color CCD 8 Cameras with 3.6mm Lens Providing 74º Field of View (QD28414W) 8 Cameras with 6mm Lens Providing 42º Field of View (QD28414) Up to 30ft Night Vision (12 IR LEDs) 60 Feet of Cable with each Camera for Flexible Installation (extensions available if needed) Signal: NTSC Effective Pixels: 510x492 Power Supply: DC 12V Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C (-4 º to 122 ºF) RH 95 % max
What’s in the Box:
16 Channel H.264 Network DVR (QSD2316L) 500GB Hard Drive (Pre-installed) USB Mouse Remote Control Quick Start Guide and DVR Manual 16 x Indoor/Outdoor CCD Color Cameras (QD28414 & QD28414W) 16 x Camera Stands 2 x Power Adapter w/ 8-way Splitter for Cameras 1 x Power Adapter for DVR 16 x 60 ft. Cables 1 x RJ-45 Network Cable 2 x RCA to BNC Adapters [Model QSD2316C16-500]
I own three of these. Overall I'm happy with them. Unfortunately, the windows mobile monitoring app doesn't work correctly with my Fuze. Tech support thinks the app isn't compatible with the vga resolution on the phone.
thexman said: I own three of these. Overall I'm happy with them. Unfortunately, the windows mobile monitoring app doesn't work correctly with my Fuze. Tech support thinks the app isn't compatible with the vga resolution on the phone.How's the quality on the included Cameras? I found a place with just the DVR (No HD) for $600
thexman said: I own three of these. Overall I'm happy with them. Unfortunately, the windows mobile monitoring app doesn't work correctly with my Fuze. Tech support thinks the app isn't compatible with the vga resolution on the phone.
48 cameras ? I feel sorry for any thief trying to break into your house...
I have 2 of these. Happy with them as well. Quality is good - not great, but then if you want great, I think that you are looking @ cameras that run @$300 for each camera. I added a 2nd 1TB drive to mine and it took @ 10 minutes to do. Also, customer support is helpful.
For 16 cameras, 16 x 60' cords, and the 500 gig DVR - it's a great deal. Two years ago, nearly the same system, but with 8 cameras was $999.
To those who have bought this system - are you installing it yourselves? I hear that the Installation referral card in the box mentions an average of $100 per camera.
eurekaa said: To those who have bought this system - are you installing it yourselves? I hear that the Installation referral card in the box mentions an average of $100 per camera.
These things are a snap to install.
Example:
1. Setup DVR box (easy).
2. Take one end of the cable, plug yellow connector into DVR, plug red connector into the black power connecter.
3. Mount camera somewhere (2 or 3 screws).
4. Run the cable from the DVR to the camera, plug the two connectors on this end of the cable into the connectors on the camera.
The only issue might be if you don't think you can run the cable between the DVR and the camera yourself. 1.
pdp1170
Happy Member
posted: Oct. 25, 2009 @ 9:04a
Would you be able to specify what kind of cabling needs to be run between the DVR and each Camera? Also, does each camera need it's own power connection and what is the source?
I am interested because I am building a new house and it would be cool to have this system (although 16 cameras seems to be more than I need). But it seems like a good deal for what you get.
slappycakes said: eurekaa said: To those who have bought this system - are you installing it yourselves? I hear that the Installation referral card in the box mentions an average of $100 per camera.
These things are a snap to install.
Example:
1. Setup DVR box (easy).
2. Take one end of the cable, plug yellow connector into DVR, plug red connector into the black power connecter.
3. Mount camera somewhere (2 or 3 screws).
4. Run the cable from the DVR to the camera, plug the two connectors on this end of the cable into the connectors on the camera.
The only issue might be if you don't think you can run the cable between the DVR and the camera yourself. 1.
Excellent unit, my business has two (32 cameras) running. Resolution (color) allows for excellent detail (day AND night).
To answer PDP1170's question:
Cable can be purchased in large rolls directly from Q-see or most of their retailers, but generic cable (coax plus power) can be purchased through eBay vendors for MUCH less. Just search "RG59 siamese cable video/power". You would then need to purchase additional male/female connectors as well, which are also readily available.
I have one of these and the cameras are definitely nothing to write home about. I replaced some of them for critical areas with some $29 to $45 cameras off eBay. The quality is much better. The DVR is good.
frenchylarue
Member
posted: Nov. 29, 2009 @ 3:01a
Can you suggest any good replacement cameras?
I noticed Costco has the 8 camera version available online through 11/29 for $499. Is it easy to add additional cameras to it?
January's coupon shows that it will be available for almost $600.00.
frenchylarue
Member
posted: Jan. 8, 2010 @ 1:14p
But with only 8 cameras, if I read it right, giving room to upgrade the other 8 to something better?
Again, any suggestions? And how does this system compare to the Schwann systems in the Fry's ads?
vipul0901
New Member
posted: Jan. 9, 2010 @ 2:22a
Go with the Swann system I had to replace a QSee after one year use. The DVR started making funny noises and the cameras started to go out one after another. Just installed a Swann system, works great and cameras are MUCH better.
I would not be so sure about being able to add cameras to a smaller unit. Looking at the Costco product pages, the DVRs are physically different for 4, 8 and 16 camera systems.
frenchylarue
Member
posted: Jan. 10, 2010 @ 1:30a
It's not a smaller unit, it's the 16 unit listed with 8 cameras.
mabrikh said: January's coupon shows that it will be available for almost $600.00.The coupon now only has 8 cameras (scroll to the far right). The prices/math are different too (AND it calls for online purchase)?
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