Surveillance Storage Drives

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TO DAY EVERY BODY WANT SECURE AND TAKE A CCTV AND BUT  WE USE DESKTOP HARD DISK- BUT TOADY AVAIL SURVEILLANCE HD. we catch some knowlage from site like seagate,wd,etc

Surveillance Drives

Seagate,WD,MANY IT COMAPANY IMPORT HARD DISK 
  video surveillance drives are optimised to improve surveillance system reliability and drive lifespan, reducing security system costs and supporting video analytics.


Seagate Surveillance HDD
Storage for DVR or NVR systems with multiple drives and HD cameras.
Seagate Video 3.5 HDD
250GB – 4TB
3.5-inch drive for DVR storage delivering up to 16 simultaneous streams of HD video.
Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD
500GB – 6TB
3.5-inch drive for bulk storage in data centre and big data analytics applications.

Seagate Video 2.5 HDD
250GB – 500GB
2.5-inch video drives delivering smooth video streaming for compact media centres or set-top boxes.
sceond brand of hd are wd.this brand make cctv storage hd,
Surveillancence Storage
Built for personal, home office or
small business surveillance
systems using up to 32 cameras.		Optimal for small and medium business and enterprise surveillance systems, using up to 64 cameras.Designed for medium to large business and enterprise surveillance systems, including mission critical applications, using unlimited cameras.
Capacity3.5-inch – 1 TB up to 4 TB3.5-inch – 1 TB up to 4 TB3.5-inch – 250 GB up to 4 TB
Ideal ForHome / SOHO / SMBSOHO / SMB / SMESME / Large Enterprise
Mission CriticalNoNoYes
Bays Supported1-8 Bays6+ Bays6+ Bays
Chassis TypeTable-topTable-top, Rack-mountTable-top, Rack-mount
Number of Cameras1 to 321 to 64Unlimited
InterfaceSATASATASATA or SAS
FirmwareAllFrame TechnologyEnterprise-class FirmwareEnterprise-class Firmware
Warranty3 Year Limited5 Year Limited5 Year Li

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