If you’re planning only to view the camera feeds via the Lorex companion app, you can stop here. Next, you’ll need to connect the DVR to an ethernet port on your router and plug in its power supply. You can mount the receiver with double-sided tape or screws to improve its range, though you’re limited by the relatively short length of the receiver’s hardwired cable. Then you’ll need to attach a pair of antennas to the wireless receiver and connect the receiver to the USB port on the back of the DVR. First, you prepare each camera by installing its pre-charged lithium ion battery and screwing on its antenna. Though the amount of hardware involved can be intimidating, installation is pretty easy. While the 1TB hard drive should offer enough space to store months worth of motion-triggered video clips, you can replace it with a larger one, up to 6TB. The DVR supports up to six channels, so you can add two more cameras to expad the area that’s under surveillance. Vendor supplied stock artĮach weatherproofed camera includes motion detection, night vision, and two-way talk. The camera housings are fabricated from aluminum to withstand natural and human-inflicted abuse and carry an IP66 rating, indicating they are dust tight and protected against high-pressure water jets from up to a 12.5mm nozzle. Each of the bullet-style cameras has a 140-degree field of view, a passive infrared motion sensor, a microphone and speaker for two-way talk, and infrared night vision up to 150 feet.
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