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Q-See QT5716-8V3-2 16-Channel DVR 960H Security Surveillance System, 8 Hi-Resolution 900TVL Cameras, 2TB Hard Drive (Black)

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16 Channel DVR | Large 960H Pledge | 8 High Pledge 900+TVL Cameras Model QT5716-8V3-2: experience superb quality and clarity
Real-Time DVR with pre-installed 2 TB A/V Rated Hard Drive (QT5716): Save up to 2 TB of video or enlarge to up to 3TB
Remote Monitoring Via Free Q-See Apps: Gain peace of mind from anywhere using an iPhone, iPad, Android, or Windows Phone
Initiation-Up Wizard: Ensures quick and simple setup of remote monitoring features, PC & Mac Compatible: Flexibility to use systems with either PC or Mac computer, Scan N’ View Connectivity: Easily connect to the DVR for instant live viewing on a smartphone or tablet,
Cable Versatility: Two cable lengths, 60ft & 100ft, included for added installation flexibility, Power AC 110-240V, DC12V 2A

Key Features 16 Channel DVR Large 960H Pledge Model QT5716-8V3-2: experience superb quality and clarity. With 8 High Pledge 900+TVL Cameras (QM9902B) Real-Time DVR with pre-installed 2 TB A/V Rated Hard Drive (QT5716): Save up to 2 TB of video or enlarge to up to 3TB Remote Monitoring Via Free Q-See Apps: Gain peace of mind from anywhere using an iPhone, iPad, Android, or Windows Phone Initiation-Up Wizard: Ensures quick and simple setup of remote monitoring features, PC & Mac Compatible: Flexibility to use systems with either PC or Mac computer, Scan N’ View Connectivity: Easily connect to the DVR for instant live viewing on a smartphone or tablet, Cable Versatility: Two cable lengths, 60ft & 100ft, included for added installation flexibility, Power AC 110-240V, DC12V 2A

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7 of 9 people found the subsequent review helpful

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS SELLER, December 13, 2014

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Vedathma Narine –

This review is from: Q-See QT5716-8V3-2 16-Channel DVR 960H Security Surveillance Logic, 8 Hi-Pledge ***900***TVL Cameras, 2TB Hard Drive (Black) (Electronics)

This dvr keeps freezing up on me and the mouse does not work with this. The mouse is fine because i connected it to a desktop pc and it worked. This dvr freezes when starting up, when disconnecting camera cables, and if anything shakes the desk it is on. I installed many camera systems before and never encountered this issue. This is just unacceptable.

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3 of 4 people found the subsequent review helpful

Up and running!, March 9, 2015

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Fred F –

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This review is from: Q-See QT5716-8V3-2 16-Channel DVR 960H Security Surveillance Logic, 8 Hi-Pledge ***900***TVL Cameras, 2TB Hard Drive (Black) (Electronics)

I’ve recently completed installation of my Q-See logic. Took me a few days because of my work schedule. One thing I found is that everywhere the cameras need to be mounted (to view the exterior of the house) are not the simplest places to get to from the inside (in the attic). You must consider that everywhere you want or need the cameras may not be accessible from the attic. I used a combination of two things to accomplish getting the lines run everywhere I need them- a young healthy (small) 16 yr ancient young man and a 15′ line fishing fiberglass rod logic I found at Home depot. I drilled a 1/2″ hole through the eaves (or vertical wall under them) into the attic, inserted the fiberglass fishing pole into the hole and the attic and had my line installation assistant attach the line to the fishing pole. I pulled the lines to the outside attached the camera to the lines and then place the connectors back thru the hole- out of the weather. After the logic was all up and running, I cam back and ‘foamed’ the holes so here is not access for insects etc into the attic.
For the DVR, I located it in a cabinet I have in my office. I had to bring in a power cord (that I tied into the box supplying power to the doorbell). First drilled a small pilot hole thru the top of the cabinet to make sure here was nothing critical or perilous above the cabinet. I got my young assistant to get to that part of the attic to be sure here were no power lines or rafters etc that I would hit drilling a larger hole. I drilled 2- 3/4″ holes and we inserted 8 pairs of video/power cables, 1- 12-2 power line and a computer line. Ran the computer line to a router I had access to and tied the power into the door bell supply.
I turn off the monitor I use with the logic to keep it from getting too hot inside the cabinet- seems to be OK with just the DVR. I’ve loaded the remote access- that facility fine. I haven’t got the email alert feature working yet, that will be my next project. Probably initiation that soon.
Tribulations I encountered- 1) Map out how to unroll and run your lines to get the twists out and not get them intertwined with other lines. I spent a lot of time sorting out the twisted lines. I wasn’t proud of how that went. 2) When you aim your cameras, don’t try to shoot straight down a wall. I finished up adjusting the aim a link of times. The farther you can keep them away from walls and eaves the better- without giving up the weather protection of the roof and eaves.
Length- I used 200′ cords on two cameras. On one I have a and additional 60 foot cord on a second I have an additional 100 ft cord. The power and video work fine at 260′. The infared lights are weak with the 300′. I went the power supply to an intermediate connection to fix that.
Just a link weeks in and this is a fantastic simple logic for the price and certainly do-it-yourselfable.

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Fantastic for the price, November 1, 2015

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This review is from: Q-See QT5716-8V3-2 16-Channel DVR 960H Security Surveillance Logic, 8 Hi-Pledge ***900***TVL Cameras, 2TB Hard Drive (Black) (Electronics)

Fantastic for the price, kind of disappointed with customer service.Two cameras developed a purple /green hue to them. After some research it was clear what the problem was. The cameras have a sensor the detects night and day time. Due to the location they was catching the morning sun. After a small re-adjusting the problem cleared up. Now the only problem I am still having is a affront “Ghosting ” in images. This is caused by the BNC Connectors. I am now working on the problem. It is caused by the center pin not making excellent solid contact with the center connector on the DVR unit. These are fantastic for up close. Very gritty pictures at a distance. 100ft night vision. is a joke. more like 50 ft.

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