Swann, a global leader in DIY security monitoring who actualy started in Melbourne in 1987, has announced the new security addition to their lineup, the 4K NVR Enforcer Kit.
A 2021 CES Innovation Award Honouree, the 4K NVR Enforcer Kit includes an 8-Channel NVR Wired Security System with four Bullet and two Dome Enforcer cameras with patent-pending red and blue flashing lights.
The commercial grade but consumer-friendly wired security system offers 4K video, Swann’s Night2Day colour night vision, True Detect heat and motion-sensing, two way talk, facial recognition, vehicle detection and free local recording.
The blue and red lights can be triggered by the owner or set to trigger upon sensing heat, movement and/or people. The cameras also include a bright spotlight, a siren, push notification and two-way talk.
This kit is Swann’s first NVR POE kit with their enforcer cameras with more advanced features thanks to the Enforcer kit no longer being DVR-only. The addition of cloud video recording can be used with the Swann Secure+ service plan which also includes rich notifications, extended warranty, insurance protection and more.
Swann state that the new kit is an “affordable price” but at this stage Australian specs, pricing and availability are yet to be announced but keep your eyes peeled for more information when it comes to hand.
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