
An NVR security camera system connects multiple IP cameras to a centralized network video recorder for continuous, high-definition video monitoring and local storage. At Reolink Canada, our pre-configured NVR camera systems deliver up to 16MP Ultra HD resolution across 8 to 16 channel configurations. Featuring smart AI detection, expandable local hard drive storage, and zero monthly subscription fees, these multi-camera kits provide complete perimeter protection for homes and businesses.
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If you need the best clarity, go beyond 4K single-lens camera kits. Reolink pre-configures NVR security camera systems with advanced hardware options, including 12MP and 16MP Ultra HD resolution, 180-degree panoramic dual-lens cameras, and dual-view auto-tracking models. Enjoy superior image clarity across expansive properties straight out of the box.
Keep complete ownership of your security video and your wallet. Unlike NVR brands that charge software licenses or lock 4K video behind monthly paywalls, Reolink NVR systems deliver continuous 24/7 recording, smart AI detection, and instant mobile alerts with zero channel licensing fees and $0 monthly subscriptions.
With Reolink NVRs, you can build a customized perimeter defense without tedious technical configuration. With its automatic device discovery function, you can seamlessly connect and manage bullet cameras, vandal-proof domes, optical zoom PTZs, and video doorbells on a single unified system through one easy-to-use mobile or desktop app.
Store months of continuous high-bitrate video locally without running out of space. Reolink NVR systems come equipped with heavy-duty, surveillance-grade hard drives. Depending on the model, you can easily expand storage capacity up to 12TB or 16TB via internal SATA or external eSATA ports, along with optional FTP server backup for local data redundancy.
No. A Reolink NVR system can function as a completely standalone security network without an active internet connection. When connected to a local monitor or TV via HDMI, the system will record video 24/7 directly to its internal hard drive, run motion detection, and display live camera feeds. An internet connection is only required if you want to view live feeds remotely or receive mobile push notifications on your smartphone.
The difference is the technology they use to record video:
NVR (Network Video Recorder): Uses modern digital IP cameras. Video is processed directly inside the camera and sent over a simple Ethernet cable. NVRs are the modern standard, supporting ultra-high resolutions (4K to 16MP), smart AI detection, and single-cable PoE setups.
DVR (Digital Video Recorder): Uses older analog cameras. Video is sent over thick, outdated coaxial cables and processed at the recorder. DVRs are largely obsolete and struggle to support modern resolutions or smart AI features.
Across the Canadian market, a reliable mid-range to high-end NVR system typically costs anywhere from $800 to $2,500+, not including the $300 to $1,500 most companies charge for professional installation.
Reolink delivers powerful "bang for your buck" NVR systems by keeping hardware affordable with no subscription fees. Complete Reolink NVR kits range from approximately $650 for a 4-camera 12MP system, up to roughly $1,600 for an advanced 8-camera 16MP or 180-degree dual-lens setup. Because of Reolink systems' plug-and-play designs and its includsion of pre-installed local hard drives, you save hundreds of dollars upfront on installation as well.
Reolink NVR systems are available in 8-channel, 16-channel, and 36-channel configurations:
8-Channel NVRs: Support up to 8 individual IP cameras, making them ideal for standard residential homes.
16-Channel NVRs: Support up to 16 cameras for larger homes, commercial storefronts, or properties requiring wide coverage.
36-Channel NVRs: Support up to 36 cameras for expansive commercial facilities or multi-building properties.