Lorex HDD3TB-D 3Tb Surveillance Hard Drive

Upgrade your existing surveillance hard drive or add additional storage space to your security system this 3 terabyte WD Purple drive. It is designed specifically for use with your surveillance DVR system or NVR system. It can handle the recording of up to 32 cameras at the same time. So no matter what size your security system is, you can trust this surveillance HDD to be there for you when you need it most.

3

TERABYTE

Maximum storage capacity

24 HR

RECORDING

Designed for constant operation

32

CAMERAS

Records up to 32HD individual cameras

DVR/NVR

COMPATIBLE

Works with both analog and digital systems

Reliable storage you can count on

Don't worry, your 3TB WD Purple surveillance hard drive can handle your monitoring storage needs. It is power efficient and reliable. AllFrame technology improves errors, pixilation and video interruptions to ensure clear, stable footage.

Surveillance vs. traditional hard drives

Traditional desktop hard drives are not designed to run continuously, recover from errors optimally and often have limited power backup or no power backup at all. Your WD Purple surveillance hard drive, on the other hand, can run optimally 24/7. It also uses less power to run than your typical household hard drive. This ensures that they will not put any strain or compromise the performance of your recorder.

Optimized for all types of security systems

Your WD Purple security HDD is optimized to support all sizes of monitoring systems. This includes a small two camera set-up all the way up to a massive 32 camera system. This surveillance hard drive will provide you with the peace-of-mind to safely add cameras when and where you need them most.

Seamless analog and digital system integration

Your digital video recorder (DVR) and network video recorder (NVR) can fluctuate in temperature and have various levels of vibrations. Since these drives are built to withstand such environments, you can rest assured that this NVR or DVR hard drive will not skip a beat (let alone crash) as a result of your recorder running.