Clover CDR0880 8-Channel Digital Video Recorder
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Clover
- Product Model: CDR0880
- Mfg Part #: CDR0880
- UPC: 617517165056
- Category: Digital Video Recorders (DVR)
Product Description
Product Attributes
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Storage
Hard Drive Capacity : 500 GB
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Video
Video System : NTSC
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Network & Communication
Ethernet : Yes
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Interfaces/Ports
Composite Video : Yes
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 12 V DC
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Physical Characteristics
Height : 2.0"
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Miscellaneous
Package Contents : CDR0880 8-Channel Digital Video Recorder , Remote Control , Reference Guide , Installation CD-ROM , Power Cord,
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 2 Year
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Product Details
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Storage
Hard Drive Capacity : 500 GB
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Video
Video System : NTSC
Video System : PAL
Video System : SECAM
Video Formats : H.264
Video Formats : AVI
Video Formats : MP4
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Network & Communication
Ethernet : Yes
Ethernet Technology : Fast Ethernet
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Interfaces/Ports
Composite Video : Yes
Network (RJ-45) : Yes
USB : Yes
USB Standard : USB 2.0
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 12 V DC
Input Voltage : 110 V AC
Input Voltage : 220 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Height : 2.0"
Width : 12.4"
Depth : 8.8"
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Miscellaneous
Package Contents : CDR0880 8-Channel Digital Video Recorder , Remote Control , Reference Guide , Installation CD-ROM , Power Cord,
Green Compliant : Yes
Green Compliance Certificate/Authority : WEEE
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 2 Year