Guide
How to Add a Camera to Your ZOSI NVR: A Decision Tree for Every Setup
Adding a camera to your ZOSI NVR? Answer three questions, then follow your branch: plug in, add over the network, match code or fix the search.
Buying guides, reviews and comparisons for the ZOSI lineup — start here if you are still deciding which model fits.
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Guide
Adding a camera to your ZOSI NVR? Answer three questions, then follow your branch: plug in, add over the network, match code or fix the search.
Guide
NVR or DVR, and 4, 8 or 16 channels? Read the kit name in three parts and leave room for the cameras you'll add.
Guide
Faces at the doors, overview across the drive: pixel-density targets, 328-ft cable runs and audio rules before you pick a kit.
Buying guide
Porch, driveway or fence line points you to domes, pan-tilt or bullets; then check channels, cameras included, resolution and HDD separately.
Review
Fixed C220 domes, C296 and C290 pan-tilt, C186 bullets, and WiFi or solar extras, laid out by the job each one covers.
Review
Worth it if you can run Ethernet and want many static porch and eave views, backed by 4TB recording and two-way audio.
Review
Open driveways and yards are the target: cameras that sweep and auto-track, with spotlight/siren deterrence, two-way audio and a 2TB drive.
Comparison
Weigh ten stationary 4MP cameras and 4TB for porches against six tracking 5MP units and 2TB for open yards.