CCTV can function or not if we did not using DVR?

Thread starter Ir.Bob
Start date Feb 17, 2010
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CCTV systems can operate without a DVR, as they only require a camera and a monitor for basic functionality. However, having a storage medium is recommended for effective security applications. The discussion emphasizes that DVRs are not essential for CCTV operation. Users can rely on alternative setups for monitoring. Overall, while DVRs enhance functionality, they are not mandatory for CCTV systems to work.

Feb 17, 2010

Ir.Bob

Hello there!.. I has one question..
CCTV can function or not if we did not using DVR?
Please help me

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Feb 27, 2010

Danger

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Unless you're using those initials for something other than what I'm used to, there is absolutely no need for a DVR. All that is required is a camera and a monitor, although some sort of storage medium is desirable in security applications.

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