The Wirepath™ Surveillance 165-Series DVR is the most advanced DVR in its class, offering unsurpassed technology, features, and easy-to-use remote access from a Windows Computer or iPhone/iPad or Android device. Plus our engineers have packed in IP control and native live streaming to control systems' user interfaces, such as Control4. This means that unlike the competition, there are no expensive 3rd party video encoders required. The DVR records in high resolution H.264/960H compression - or you can maximize recording time with space-efficient CIF resolution. Plus its compact chassis means you can easily tuck it under a retail counter - or in a closet or rack for residential estate monitoring.
Wirepath™ Surveillance DVR
The Wirepath™ Surveillance 165-Series DVR is the most advanced DVR in its class, offering unsurpassed technology, features, and easy-to-use remote access from a Windows Computer or iPhone/iPad or Android device. Plus our engineers have packed in IP control and native live streaming to control systems' user interfaces, such as Control4. This means that unlike the competition, there are no expensive 3rd party video encoders required. The DVR records in high resolution H.264/960H compression - or you can maximize recording time with space-efficient CIF resolution. Plus its compact chassis means you can easily tuck it under a retail counter - or in a closet or rack for residential estate monitoring.
4 Channels
Total System FPS
IP Control
500GB HD-Included
iPhone®, iPad®, Android®, Smartphone & Windows Access
Hi-res video, widescreen compatible
MJPEG – Live Video Streaming to Home Automation Systems
Bi-Directional Audio
Sometimes listening just isn't enough. Sometimes you need to talk to the person on the other end. Audio inputs to the DVR enable you to do this right through Internet Explorer! Think of the uses: gated entrances, elevators, assisted living, saferooms - there are a number of applications where you want the person on the other end to know you're listening.
Multiple Archive Options
Picture this scenario - you've just been robbed and the police are on-scene to investigate. Do you really want to fumble with a computer to download videos from a DVR? Wouldn't it be easier to find the content on the DVR and copy it to an USB thumb drive, then hand it over to the authorities? Now you can! You can also manually backup your recordings to a remote Windows Computer, FTP server, or NAS
Flexible Recording Triggers
The system can start recording based on motion detection or predefined schedules (after business hours for example). There are also external trigger inputs to record when alerts are received from security and fire/safety systems or dedicated sensors. Plus, video loss on one camera can begin recording on other cameras to ensure nothing was missed.
RS485 Camera Control
Once you've made local lens adjustments to the cameras, lose the ladder and tweak in comfort from the DVR location! When combined with our Wirepath™ 500 and 700-series cameras, the RS485 connection provides control over detailed camera OSD options like Sense-Up and Super-WDR directly from the DVR. Of course, this same connection can be used to control PTZ cameras on 3rd party cameras with this feature.
Dynamic DNS Support
Dynamic DNS offers easy capturing of the home or business's IP address, automatic syncing with a central server when that address changes, and an easy-to-remember web address that always points to the home or business. Our free WirepathDNS service is fast to set up right through the DVR, and provides maximum uptime
960H Video Capture 
With 960H widescreen recording, analog picture quality has never been better. Widescreen resolution is optimally suited for today’s widescreen displays, and 960H allows you to see 30% more pixels. Now, you get a better picture of even the finest details. 
Email Notifications
Sure, you could hover over your DVR watching cameras all day to see if something was amiss - but wouldn't it just be easier to get an email with an attached screenshot? With event-based alerts, you can create custom notifications for motion detection, alarm triggers* or system diagnostics such as a hard drive failure.