DVR

A DVR is used to record and store video footage from CCTV cameras so you can watch live or check past recordings anytime.

A DVR takes video from CCTV cameras, converts it into digital format, and stores it on a hard drive for playback and monitoring.

No, a DVR does not need internet to record video. It stores footage locally, but internet is needed for mobile or remote viewing.

A DVR can support multiple cameras, usually 4, 8, 16, or more depending on the model and security system size.

The price of DVR in Nepal usually starts from around NPR 4,000 and can go higher depending on channels, storage, and features.

Yes, most DVR systems allow you to view live and recorded footage on your phone using a mobile app when connected to the internet.

You can buy reliable DVR systems in Nepal from Nicofire, which offers CCTV solutions, installation support, and after-sales service.