How to increase the range of MPX and IP security systems Lorex offers two different types of wired HD security camera systems – Analog MPX and Digital IP. Each type of system uses different technologies to provide high-definition video. The type and length of extension cables you can use depend on the type of system […]
All Lorex security camera systems are designed to allow for quick and easy remote viewing through smart devices or personal computers.
Our Lorex Secure app for smartphones and tablets is the latest example of how Lorex strives to provide customers with innovative security solutions. Not only is it our most user-friendly app to date, it is an absolute powerhouse. Each system or device compatible with this app includes a free Lorex Cloud Subscription (defaulted to channel […]
Remote viewing simply means to watch the live views (or recorded playback) of your security camera system while you are away from your home or place of business. This is typically done by connecting your DVR or NVR to one of our innovative apps through a smart phone or tablet. You can also set up […]
Lorex security recorders can do five things simultaneously. First and foremost, they will record footage. At the same time, you can view the live feeds, playback recorded footage, backup important files to a USB stick, and remotely control your system from your smartphone or tablet – all without affecting the live recordings.
Installation depends on what type of security camera system it is. Lorex offers three different types of systems – Digital IP, Analog MPX, and Wireless. Digital IP security systems use a single Cat5e Ethernet cable to connect the NVR (Network Video Recorder) and security camera up to 300ft. This cable provides video transmission and power […]
Yes. All of our DVRs and NVRs come with both VGA and HDMI video outputs. This allows you to connect your system to your HD TV or virtually any other type of monitor. You can also use both of these outputs simultaneously to view your cameras on two different monitors or TVs.
The amount of cameras you can connect to your DVR or NVR depends on the number of available channels. A 16 channel DVR can connect up to 16 cameras, for example. DVR models typically come in 4, 8, and 16 channel models, while NVR’s typically come in 8, 16, and 32 channel models.
You will be required to update your DVR or NVR to the latest available firmware upon system start-up. This is required to enable remote viewing of your system (you will also need to upgrade your client software or mobile apps). When notified after start-up, you will be prompted to upgrade the firmware. Click OK, and […]