Monitor your home or business with the Lorex L85591 6-Channel 4K NVR with 1TB HDD & 2 Outdoor Camerasfrom Lorex. This NVR comes preinstalled with a 1TB HDD. Additionally, it has a slot that accepts microSD cards up to 128GB (available separately). Space-saving H.265 video compression reduces bandwidth requirements for efficient data storage while maintaining the best quality possible.

The included IP66-rated battery-operated cameras use 1/2.7" CMOS sensors to capture 4K UHD resolution video. IR LEDs provide a night vision range up to 40'. The cameras each feature a 2.8mm fixed lens that delivers a 178° horizontal field of view, dual motion-activated LED warning spotlights, and a remote-triggered siren to deter intruders.

Record from and Manage up to 6 Cameras    4K UHD Recording Resolution per Camera    1TB Preinstalled HDD    4 x 4K Battery-Operated Cameras    Up to 40' of Night Vision    178° Horizontal Field of View    Wi-Fi HaLow Connectivty    Two-Way Audio & Remote-Triggered Siren    Lorex Cirrus App for iOS & Android    IP66-Rated Cameras

Embedded Linux OS

Wi-Fi HaLow connectivity

HDMI video output

Motion and person detection

Voice commands via Google Assistant

Supports microSD cards up to 128GB

1TB internal HDD

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What power adapter did you buy to use with the UniFi Cloud Key G2? Or what POE Injector did you buy? None of my adapters work with this. It is disappointing that one wasn't included or suggested in the accessories. :(

A: You can use a power adapter like the Xuma 18W USB Type-C Wall Charger with Power Delivery BH #XUPDAC118W.

Q: 2. This unit says it can decode 4 x 4K streams. Does that mean it can only record 4 x 4K streams at a time, or can it only display 4 x 4K streams at a time? If I wanted this NVR to record 6 x 4K cameras, would it work?

A: Number of Channels 16 Playback Resolution HDMI: 3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz 2560 x 1440 at 60 Hz 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz 1600 x 1200 at 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 at 60 Hz 1280 x 720 at 60 Hz 1024 x 768 at 60 Hz Throughput 160 Mb/s (Incoming) 256 Mb/s (Outgoing) Decoding Resolution 4 Channels: 4K 16 Channel: 1080p

Q: 3. I've heard that this device doesn't really handle 10 cameras very well, let alone 20... I will have 9 G3 Pros and a G4 Pro hooked into this, will it give me any problems or should I go with a bigger product?

A: The cloud key is a user interface for a Ubiquiti system. It is neither a router or a switch.

Q: 4. What processor does it have?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks UNVR-PRO UniFi Protect NVR Pro (No HDD), B&H # UBUNVRPRO, processor is not specified.

Q: 5. Can you share which adapter or POE injector you purchased to make this work?

A: You could use either a USB Type C power adapter like the Xuma 18W USB Type-C Wall Charger with Power Delivery BH #XUPDAC118W. If you have multiple switches as well as the cloud key, getting a switch would work best. The US-8-60W is a good option.

Q: 6. Does this come with a 1U rack adapter to fit a standard server box?

A: It's not included, but you can purchase one here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1492867-REG/ubiquiti_networks_ckg2_rm_g2_cloud_key_rack.html

Q: 7. Is B&H still authorized to sell Ubiquiti Networks products? I don't see B&H on the authorized list!

A: Yes. B&H is authorized to sell the Ubiquiti Networks UNVR-PRO UniFi Protect NVR Pro (No HDD) BH #UBUNVRPRO and all of the other Ubiquiti products offered on our website.

Q: 8. Does this come with a power adapter or POE injector?

A: This does not come with an included power adapter. A poe switch, poe injector, or USB power source is needed

Q: 9. What is the country of manufacture for this item? ST2000NX0323

A: The country of origin for this item is China.

Q: 10. Can 2 of this be used in a RAID 0 configuration, does it support RAID?

A: You need to use 2 or more of the same drives to configure a software (OS striping) or hardware (controller on mb or raid controller card) RAID. From your question, you might not understand what RAID means. I would put links here, but it's not allowed. I suggest that you google RAID and striped volume in Windows