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LWL104-2PK

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	INCLUDES
	4 Channels
	2 Cameras
	320GB Hard Drive
	VGA Resolution
	75FT Night Vision
	Internet Setup Wizard

Wireless DVR camera system

The LWL104-2PK component bundle offers excellent performance at a value price. This small form (9x12x2”) Surveillance DVR provides real time recording in quad mode, single channel audio recording and motion detection - scheduled - continuous mode recording. The unit also has a remote controller and password protection.

4 channel with 500GB hard drive, remote viewing

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Model No: LH604501

LH110 series compatibility chart

Indoor / Outdoor

Camera performs both in outdoor and indoor applications.

24/7 100% Duty cycle hard drive pre-installed

The hard drives are designed to work in a security environment, including simultaneous recording & playback from various streams.

Exclusive LOREX Easy Connect Internet Set-up Wizard

Simple installation process for user convenience.

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Healingpt

Location: (USA)
Date : May 6, 2011

Very good security system

Installation of camera was very easy and once set up it started running easy. Now I can watch my office from where I want. However, the price is high and amazon keep changing the price

Bill K

Location: USA
Date : May 26, 2011

Good for the price.

First off I am replacing my older SVAT 4 channel system with this Lorex 4Cam System, and the first thing I noticed was the ease of Set-Up! Unlike the SVAT, you dont have to be a Networking and IP Specialist! The Lorex comes with a CD that basically does everything for you, from setting up your cameras to accessing your router and setting up your Port Forwarding for viewing on the Internet from anywhere in the world! Its a BREEZE!

Secondly, of course you might guess that Lorex and Apple have an iPhone App for this system as well...with a push of a button on my iphone, I am looking at my home in vivid detail from ANYWHERE! just AMAZING!

I am Well pleased with this system!

Bill K

Location: USA
Date : March 6, 2011

Up and running in short order,

Cameras work well. Mine are outside and connect nicely through the brick walls. Not super high definition and daylight is clearer than night. The unit installs effortlessly. The menus are not very initiative to navigate but I do get live and recorded views on my iPhone which is a very nice feature.

James Guilford

Location: USA
Date : April 29, 2011

Very good home system but not elegant,

I purchased this system to monitor a home entryway that has recently become a trouble spot. Installation and configuration of the DVR was easy. Configuration of remote access was not so simple but, once accomplished, effective and reliable. What was not clear, owing to simplified product illustration, is that each wireless camera requires a corresponding wireless receiver module connected to the DVR. The manufacturer recommends that each receiver be separated from its neighbors at the back of the DVR. So if you have two cameras, there will be two receivers connected with two cables each: one for a power supply module, the other to the video input at the back of the DVR -- so two cameras means four cables, four cameras means eight cables, etc. Hiding the DVR in a drawer (depicted by the mfg.) is a visual myth unless the cameras are directly-wired to the DVR and not wireless. The DVR end of the installation is not at all elegant. I still don't know what to do with all those power cords, video cables, and receivers! Each wireless camera has a short power pigtail with a fat connector attached. Passing that through a wall required a hole (about half-inch) drilled through. The camera's power connector mates with the end of the cord leading from a power supply module that plugs into an AC outlet. As to performance, the cameras deliver very good image quality --equivalent to very good Web cams-- that provide enough detail to see what is happening and identify individuals. Nighttime infrared (IR) imaging is automatic and good as well though, as might be expected, is monochrome. Remote access allows viewing of near-realtime video from each camera or easy viewing of recorded video from times the user sets, all through an Internet Explorer browser window. The system performs as advertised and seems reasonably priced, just don't expect a neat installation!