Local continuous recording for up to eight cameras, in a box small enough to sit on a shelf in a closet rather than needing a rack. The SVR210 keeps footage on site on its own drive while search, playback and clip sharing run through the Alarm.com account, so a small commercial or residential site gets real retention without a server or a subscription tier built around cloud storage.
Built for the installer
It records Alarm.com and third-party cameras at the same time on a supported topology, which keeps existing hardware in play on a retrofit. The HDMI output runs up to 3840 x 2160, and the local interface gives live and recorded playback plus clip export at the unit, so pulling footage after an incident does not mean a return visit.
The unit has one drive bay with 2 TB installed and runs from an AC power adapter. Separate Camera and Uplink RJ45 ports keep the camera traffic off the customer's main network. A USB keyboard and mouse are needed for the local display.
Key features
- Records up to 8 cameras continuously with 2 TB of on-site retention
- No VMS server and no client software, managed from the Alarm.com account and app
- Records Alarm.com and third-party cameras together on a supported topology
- 4K-capable HDMI output with live and recorded playback and clip export at the unit
- Separate Camera and Uplink ports keep camera traffic off the main network
- Small enough for a shelf, at 7.7 x 7.9 x 5.5 inches, with an optional wall shelf available
System requirements
Requires an Ethernet connection to broadband, a USB keyboard and mouse for local display, and an Alarm.com customer account with an SVR210-compatible service package and a supported camera. The AC power adapter is included. The optional ADC-VACC-SVR210-MNT shelf is sold separately.
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