CMAC-HVR-1TB-X - Iris Hybrid Camera Recorder - 1TB HDD with 12 Camera Inputs

Iris Hybrid Camera Recorder with 1TB HDD and 12 Inputs

Stay Ahead with Superior Surveillance

This advanced hybrid camera recorder integrates seamlessly into your vessel, enabling you to manage both analogue and IP camera systems effortlessly.

Versatile Camera Compatibility

The hybrid design allows support for 8 analogue and 4 IP cameras, ensuring a flexible setup that adapts to your specific security needs.

Crystal Clear Video Output

Experience exceptional high-definition output via HDMI, connected to your monitors or TVs for real-time viewing of your surroundings.

User-Friendly Control Interface

Utilize a USB touch control to manage your cameras efficiently, especially compatible with MFD networks and popular chart plotters.

Remote Monitoring Capabilities

Connect through onboard WiFi or P2P for easy access to your camera feeds from anywhere on your boat, ensuring peace of mind while you enjoy your time on deck.

Configurable Integrated Recorder

Fully customizable recording options allow you to maximize storage and manage video settings according to your preferences.

The Iris Hybrid Camera Recorder, part number CMAC-HVR-1TB-X, is a surveillance solution designed for integrating both analogue and IP camera systems within a vessel environment. This unit supports up to 12 camera inputs, specifically 8 analogue and 4 IP cameras, offering flexibility for varied security setups. It includes a 1TB hard drive for recorded footage storage. Video output is provided via HDMI for real-time viewing on monitors or TVs. Control is managed through a USB touch interface, compatible with MFD networks and common chart plotters. The system also supports remote monitoring via onboard WiFi or P2P connectivity, allowing access to camera feeds from within the boat. Customizable recording options and an advanced alarm system with individual and group controls are available. Firmware upgrades are supported for feature enhancements. This recorder addresses the need for a unified surveillance platform capable of managing diverse camera types in a marine setting.