| Lorex SG7964 Time Lapse Recorder with 40-hour Real Time and Digital Shuttle | 
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| Buy New: $349.87
Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 1 reviews)
Sales Rank: 36928
Category: Photography
Publisher: LOREX
Studio: LOREX
Brand: Lorex
Label: LOREX
Media: Electronics
Memorabilia: 0
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: 0
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.5
Dimensions (in): 15 x 8 x 18
MPN: SG7964
UPC: 778597079647
EAN: 0778597079647
ASIN: B00009WCEV
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Longest-life ball bearing capstan motor provides 250-800 percent longer life than standard time-lapse VCRs | | • | 40-hours of real-time and 1280-hours of total recording, and digital shuttle with 6 selectable settings | | • | 14 selectable recording options, and four selectable recording modes | | • | Built-in rechargeable back-up battery (up to 1 month), with power-loss memory (most recent 35 events) | | • | Easy-to-use on-screen programming via remote control or main panel |
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Product Description
One of the most important pieces of a security system is the recording device. The LOREX SG7965 is an ideal solution to manage and store recorded video. The system allows you to record up to 1280 hours on a standard T-160 tape, including 40 hour Real Time recording option. Reliability is not an issue with this unit; the unique Capstan Motor provides up to 8 times longer life than standard VCR?s.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Lorex SG7964 Time Lapse Recorder with 40-hour Real Time and Digital Shuttle is an advanced Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) for use in most any surveillance or monitoring system. With four selectable recording modes including alarm, panic, repeat and timer, the SG7964 allows up to 40 hours of real-time recording and 1280-hours of time-lapse recording on a standard t-160 tape. This unit features a long-life ball-bearing Capstan motor provides 250 to 800-percent longer life than standard time-lapse VCR's, a built-in rechargeable back-up battery with up to one-month of coverage, and power-loss memory for the most recent 35 events. Complete with easy on-screen programming via an included remote control or the front panel, the SG7964 includes 16 selectable recording options and a digital shuttle with six selectable settings, making it an ideal solution for round-the-clock security-surveillance applications. The Lorex SG7964 utilizes a dual-azimuth four-head rotating helical scanning system that provides 300 horizontal TVL (TV lines) of resolution in black-and-white and 250 horizontal TVL in color recording. This unit operates on the NTSC color TV system and includes a multitude of alarm and series input/output, panic input, end output, warning output and switch output connectors. The SG7964 uses a standard BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) with RCA coupler video input/output connection, and a standard RCA audio input/output connection. This VCR runs on a multi-voltage range of 90-250 volts, and has an operating temperature of 41 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Technical Features: - Scanning system: Dual-azimuth four-head rotating helical
- Video input/output: standard BNC connection with RCA coupler
- Resolution: 300 TVL for B/W and 250 TVL for color
- Back-up power supply: 1-month battery
- Operating temperature: 41 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit
- Dimensions: approximately 36 x 29 x 9 centimeters (W x D x H)
The Lorex SG7964 deserves your consideration whether you are protecting your home or small business. For those requiring an economical recording solution that is easy to implement, the SG7964 is an ideal solution that provides a long run-time and a rich feature set that gains you valuable functionality. What's in the Box
SG7964 recorder, remote control, and owner's manual.
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| Customer Reviews:
Incredible Value March 8, 2006
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Suits my needs for a small CCTV system perfectly. I've had high-dollar recorders in the past, and with the constant use, they have all eventually had some problem that needed repair. Repairs can cost more than this machine, so the choice is obvious. Recording quality is fine; no problems so far!
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