Synology DVA1622 network surveillance server Tower Gigabit Ethernet

Synology DVA1622. Processor manufacturer: Intel, Processor family: Intel® Celeron®, Processor model: J4125. Internal memory: 6 GB, Internal memory type: DDR4, Memory layout (slots x size): 1 x 2 + 1 x 4 GB. HDD size: 3.5", HDD interface: SATA, Maximum storage capacity: 108 TB. Ethernet interface type: Gigabit Ethernet. Chassis type: Tower, LED indicators: Status, Number of fans: 1 fan(s)

Synology NVR DVA1622 is a 2-bay desktop recording server that gives home and small business users access to fast, smart, and accurate video surveillance powered by deep learning-based algorithms. Built-in automated event detection helps safeguard properties by detecting people, vehicles, or objects and alerting staff when selfconfigured rules or thresholds are breached.Complete Surveillance Solution With Built-in AI Capabilities The DVA1622 makes powerful AI-enabled surveillance available for everyone in a compact solution that includes everything you need to create an efficient surveillance systemEverything You Need in Monitor Center Quickly view your business or home from all angles, see where and when issues were detected, or spin back time to get to the bottom of things without ever leaving your main overview.Better Situational Awareness With Maps Dynamic maps not only help you determine camera and event locations, but also provide instant access to video feeds for more efficient site monitoringActionable Insights and Automated Actions Advanced deep learning-based algorithms built into the DVA1622 convert unstructured video data into business intelligence and security insights, to bolster and automate security.Powerful Video Management Platform Powered by Synology Surveillance Station running on Synology DSM, the DVA1622 offers powerful and convenient video recording, management, and analysis capabilities while making deployment of new or existing cameras fast and efficient.Central Surveillance Management Monitor, manage, and protect multiple Synology Deep Learning NVR and NAS systems from a single interface as part of a larger surveillance network over multiple sites with Surveillance Station Centralized Management Server (CMS).