CCTV range – as easy as 1, 2, 3
It may offer the very latest AHD (Analogue High Definition) technology and deliver superior image quality, but the most talked about features of ESP’s new HDView CCTV collection is the simplicity of setting up the system and the ability to access and view the information on a mobile phone.
It takes just a few simple steps to complete the setup process, ready for viewing your cameras from anywhere in the world, as long as you have data connection.
Step 1 – connect the DVR to your broadband using a network cable or via Wi-Fi and then simply turn on the device.
Step 2 – once the DVR has booted up, scan the QR code on the start-up screen and download the App for either iPhone or Android, then open the App and register your details.
Step 3 – add a device by scanning the serial number QR code shown on your monitor and set up is now complete.
The comprehensive new HDView CCTV Collection comprises a total of 40 new products including 14 High Definition CCTV Kits, 15 Digital Video Recorders and 9 Cameras.
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01527 515150
www.espuk.com
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