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Tiandy TC-R3104 4 Channel NVR 6MP PoE H.265 4-Port Network Video Recorder
SKU TC-R3104-4CH-6MP-POE
4CH NVR Recorders: PoE, 4K and WiFi Models for Installers
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Tiandy TC-R3104 4 Channel NVR 6MP PoE H.265 4-Port Network Video Recorder
SKU TC-R3104-4CH-6MP-POE
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XVR-3104HS-5MP-LITE 4-Channel 5MP Lite Digital Video Recorder
SKU XVR-3104HS-5MP-LITE
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4-channel NVRs for small, fully covered sites
A 4CH NVR suits sites where four cameras genuinely cover the risk: a small retail unit, an office reception and rear door, a residential block entrance, or a single-storey warehouse loading bay. This range covers ANNKE, Dahua, Prolux and other 4-channel recorders, spanning DVR (analogue/HD-TVI/hybrid) and NVR (IP) formats.
How to choose
- DVR vs NVR — DVR models (e.g. ANNKE D941BB, Dahua XVR5104HS-I3, Prolux PXD-8204-HYK4MP) take analogue/HD-TVI cameras over coax; NVR models (e.g. Prolux PXN-2104HS-4P/4K) take IP cameras over network cable.
- PoE built in — Some NVRs include PoE ports (Prolux PXN-2104HS-4P/4K), powering cameras through the same cable that carries video, removing the need for separate camera power runs.
- Resolution ceiling — Match the recorder's maximum supported resolution (4MP, 5MP Lite, or 8MP/4K models in this range) to the cameras you intend to run.
- Smart detection — WizSense AI models filter human/vehicle events from general motion, useful for reducing false alerts on quieter sites.
4CH — frequently asked questions
How do the DVR and NVR models in this range differ from each other?
DVR models such as the Dahua XVR5104HS-I3 connect analogue/HD-TVI cameras over coax, while NVR models connect IP cameras over network cable.
Do any 4CH recorders here power the cameras directly?
Yes, the Prolux PXN-2104HS-4P/4K includes built-in PoE ports, supplying power to compatible IP cameras through the same cable as the video signal.
Is 4 channels enough for a small warehouse or shop?
It depends on the number of entrances, aisles and stock areas you need to monitor; four channels generally suits a single small unit rather than a multi-zone site.