ANAHEIM, Calif., Aug. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Q-See Advanced Surveillance Systems is proud to announce the newest innovation in surveillance technology, the first pure digital Network Surveillance Video Recorder (NVR).

Q-See's Network Surveillance Video Recorder is the only one of its kind. Utilizing cutting-edge network technology, the Q-See NVR can connect with IP cameras placed anywhere in the world via internet while maintaining the integrity of the recordings' pure digital quality. A single NVR can manage and stream live feeds from various IP cameras in multiple locations. This technology allows the NVR to be kept in a secure off-site location in order to prevent unauthorized tampering to the NVR and safeguard recorded video.     

Q-See's NVR goes a step further by seamlessly integrating and pre-installing the POE (power over ethernet) network card to ensure it is the easiest surveillance video recorder on the market to install with only 4 simple steps and no additional equipment needed! To make the process even easier, the network IP cameras are equipped with auto-detect setup and recognition.

The Q-See NVR also comes standard with an impressive 1 TB hard drive capable of handling and supporting a multitude of 720p high-resolution IP cameras in locations all over the world.

Q-See's NVR, which redefines how people monitor and protect both homes and businesses, is available starting August 1, at Costco.com and at reputable retailers throughout the country.

About Q-See:
Q-See, a global leader in advanced surveillance solutions, has developed tools to provide peace-of-mind and protection. Headquartered in Anaheim, California, Q-See offers advanced, premium digital video recorders with professional-grade features and first-class security cameras with superior resolution and exceptional night vision capabilities. Q-See surveillance solutions are widely available through leading online and storefront retail channels, and various international distributors.  For more information, visit www.q-see.com.

SOURCE Q-See