Stream Video Recorder (ADC-SVR210)
The ADC-SVR210 Stream Video Recorder is a commercial-grade, cloud-connected storage solution for 24/7 continuous local recording. Designed to work seamlessly with the Alarm.com video service, the Stream Video Recorder allows you to associate up to 8 video cameras and view live and recorded video from the Alarm.com app or Alarm.com customer website.
Features
- 4 MP HDR video
- Supports up to 8 cameras
- Support for 1 TB or 2 TB internal hard drives
- Watch footage via live view, playback, and clip export
In the Box
- AC power cord
- Ethernet cable
Example networking diagram
Example networking diagram
Specifications
Specifications
| Max recording resolution | 8 MP (3840 x 2160) |
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| Recording channels | Up to 8 cameras |
| Video input | 8 channels, 70 Mbps total |
| Local display capabilities | Live view, recorded playback, clip export |
| Local display output | 1 x HDMI (Full HD) |
| Local clip export | Available (1 x USB 3.0 and 2 x USB 2.0) |
| Enrollment methods | Ethernet |
| Ehternet compatibility |
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| Wi-Fi compatibility | Incompatible |
| DHCP range | 192.168.50.X |
| Factory reset | Press-and-hold the rear [Reset] button for at least 15 seconds, until the SVR Status LED is alternating green and red, then release the Reset button. The device will then reset and reboot itself. |
| Internal storage | 1x 3.5" HDD, SATA 6 Gb/s, *1-2TB
*Larger capacity drives may operate without conflict but have not been tested/verified |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 7.7 x 7.9 x 5.5" (14.5 x 20 x 13.9 cm) |
| Operating temperature range | 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
| Power adapter | DC 12V |
| Max weight | 2.55lbs (with 3.5", 2TB HDD installed) |
| Compliance | FCC Class A, IC, CE Class B, UL Listed, NDAA |
Supported video devices
Supported video devices
| Recommended Alarm.com PoE cameras |
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| Supported Alarm.com Wi-Fi cameras |
Note: For best results, please connect the Wi-Fi cameras to the Smart Gateway (ADC-SG130) downstream from the SVR, or a high-performance Wi-Fi Access point upstream from the CSVR. |
| Other supported cameras |
Third-party PoE cameras (ONVIF S & VAPIX) Note: For a full list of compatibility requirements for Third-Party cameras, see Which third-party cameras are compatible?.
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| Other supported devices | ADC-VS123/NV432-V2 HD Video Server |
Overviews
- Stream Video Recorder (ADC-SVR210) OverviewThe SVR210 records one to eight Alarm.com cameras at up to 4MP. Two HDMI ports enable local viewing via a TV or monitor. A USB port and cloud-connected capabilities enable customers to quickly download clips and view footage remotely.
Topics
Data sheets
Installation guides
User guides
- Export video using the local interface for the ADC-SVR210The ADC-SVR210 allows the user to export video clips using its local interface.
- Play back video locally to a TV using the ADC-SVR210The ADC-SVR210 can play back live and recorded video locally to a monitor or TV using its HDMI output. The local output can be configured to display video for some or all of the cameras associated to the SVR.
How-to troubleshooting guides
Frequently asked questions
Videos
Training
General information
- Associate a video device to an Alarm.com Stream Video Recorder
- Can Alarm.com doorbell cameras be associated to SVR/CSVRs?Only the Alarm.com PoE Video Door Station (ADC-VDB755P) can be associated to Alarm.com SVR/CSVRs.
- Can a video device use both an Onboard (SD card) and SVR recording schedule simultaneously?Yes. A video device can record continuously to an Onboard recording schedule and SVR recording schedule at the same time.
- Can an SVR and video device communicate over different networks?No. The Stream Video Recorder (SVR) must be on the same local network as the video device.
- Can an SVR/CSVR continue to record without an internet connection?
- Can specific cameras be hidden from local live video on an SVR?
- Can the SVR Timeline be viewed if the SVR does not have an internet connection?
- Can the resolution or frame rate of the SVR recordings be changed?
- Can video be deleted from an SVR?
- Commercial SVR Networking Recommendations♦ Use hardwired cameras with CSVRs whenever possible. Wi-Fi camera connections are supported, but not recommended ♦ If using Wi-Fi cameras with a CSVR, use an ADC-SG130 or dedicated Access Point connected to a dedicated switch ♦ If the CSVR has an integrated network switch, use the integrated switch instead of a separate switch ♦ The ADC-CSVR126 and ADC-CSVR2000P do not have an integrated network switch
- Does deleting a video device remove its footage from an SVR?
- Does local SVR playback from an HDMI or VGA cable time out?
- Export saved video from an SVR/CSVRClips of saved recordings from an Alarm.com Stream Video Recorder can be downloaded locally or uploaded to the Alarm.com cloud using the Customer website.
- How do Alarm.com video devices communicate with the SVR?
- How does the SVR handle recording gaps?The Stream Video Recorder (SVR) continues to play through gaps in recording but displays an error message indicating that the video device was not recording.
- How is the SVR different from a network video recorder (NVR)?The primary difference is that the Stream Video Recorder (SVR) can stream its recorded footage to the customer account.
- How many SVRs can record footage from a single video device?A video device can only have one SVR (Stream Video Recorder) recording schedule at a time.
- How much video can be stored on Alarm.com SVRs?This page is a Stream Video Recorder (SVR) storage calculator. Find out how many hours of footage a user can store on the SVR based on the number of cameras connected to the SVR.
- Run a hard drive check on a Stream Video Recorder (SVR)The Drive Care feature allows users to run a diagnostic to check for hard drive issues using the Customer website.
- Stream SVR recordings using the SVR Timeline with Smart View
- Third-party camera storage and bitrate calculator
- What Access Control events appear in the SVR Timeline?
- What DHCP range do Alarm.com Stream Video Recorders use?
- What are the differences between the SVR/CSVR models?
- What do the various colors on the SVR Timeline indicate?