12MP Security Camera System Commercial, 8pcs H.265 12MP PoE Security Cameras Outdoor, Person Vehicle Pet Detection, Spotlight Color Night Vision, 16CH NVR 4TB HDD, RLK16-1200B8-A

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Best Security Camera System I've Ever Owned! I recently upgraded to the Reolink RLK16-1200B8-A 12MP PoE Security Camera System, and I am beyond impressed. I purchased this to replace a different home camera system that just wasn’t meeting my expectations—and wow, the difference is night and day! The picture clarity on these 12MP cameras is absolutely stunning crystal clear during the day and surprisingly sharp at night thanks to the color night vision and built-in spotlights. You can clearly see faces, license plates, and fine details that my old system couldn’t begin to pick up. The person, vehicle, and pet detection features are a game changer. I love that I get smart alerts tailored to real motion, not just leaves blowing in the wind. And the two-way audio works incredibly well being able to speak directly through the cameras adds an extra layer of convenience and security. Playback and video review is super easy with the NVR system and included 4TB hard drive. Whether I’m viewing recordings or taking snapshots, the interface is intuitive and fast. I was up and running in no time, and the app makes remote viewing seamless. Other features I really appreciate: Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) setup clean, simple, and reliable. 16-channel NVR allows plenty of room to expand if I ever want to add more cameras. Sturdy build quality these cameras feel like professional-grade equipment built to last. Honestly, I wish I had found this system years ago. It’s the most complete, intelligent, and user-friendly camera system I’ve ever used, and I’ve tested a few. I highly recommend this to anyone serious about protecting their home or property. Reolink knocked it out of the park!

Been using cheaper systems for many years but the hard drives kept failing. So we went with this more expensive system because of good reviews and the 2 year warranty. It's been installed for several weeks now and seems to work great. I like the flexibility with reolink cameras too. NVR PoE cameras are easy to install and have excellent clarity. And Reolink has almost every kind of camera you could ever want. System comes with cat5 cable which is old and not used anymore. So I also purchased and used cat6 cables so I wouldn't have to run cables again if this system ever fails. But so far, we are very satisfied.

I purchased this system to replace a Speco commercial setup that was dropping a camera and required occasional resetting. Added 4 cameras to make an 8 camera setup. Setup was very easy. It came with 60 foot ethernet cables (I wish they came with 100 foot cables), one of which was a dud so I replaced with a custom Cat6 cable. 2 cameras needed to go through a hard reset but that solved a connectivity problem. Resolution is amazing and I like how they turn a spotlight on with detected movement. The app works flawlessly on my Windows 11 PC and also my Ipad and Android devices. I highly recommend this system.

Overall, I'm very happy with the Reolink 12MP Security Camera System. It came with 8 12MP B1200 cameras and the RLN16-410 NVR. I upgraded from an older Zmodo system that used lower resolution 1080p cameras and video/power octopus cables. The quality of the video is much better than the old system. There is also two way audio, a siren, and a spotlight in addition to the standard night vision IR lights. The one negative, the update check on the NVR reported all firmware up to date but a check of the Reolink support website found new firmware for the NVR and the cameras both. Installation using a USB drive went smoothly. Right off the bat, the POE ethernet setup eliminated two power bricks with octopus power connections for the old cameras. The fewer octopus cables to get tangled up the better. Running wires is never fun but it wasn't too bad either. Any pass thru that could fit the older BNC video connector could fit the RJ45 ethernet connector. However, the waterproof housing on one end of the provided cable needs a much larger 3/4 inch opening to pass through so you need to run the cable from the camera to the NVR so you are passing the end with only the RJ45 connector through any pass thru. (Wrap the RJ45 connector with some tape to prevent damage to the retaining tab on the top of the connector) The front door camera was mounted on vinyl siding using a lapped mounting plate and tapping the mounting holes on the camera to accept a screw thread to keep things flush to the siding, otherwise the mounting was pretty straight forward. Powering up the NVR was without incident. Cameras take a minute to boot up. The updated firmware had a nice home page update. It took some experimenting to figure out the how the motion detection sensitivity and AI person/pet/vehicle detection work. But with some non-detection area mapping, I was able to get things to the point where I wasn't getting too much un-necessary triggering. in addition, you have to separately configure recording, email and push notifications (in order to get the notifications you want or email with a picture or recording). Finally, I added a Wi-Fi6 8MP 4K E1 Outdoor Pro camera and brought that into the NVR feeds. It's been a month and a recent storm with 50 mph winds and rain and everything is good.

I ordered this to replace an older Q-See system (2 MP system) that had some 5MP cameras attached to it. I have another newer Q-see system with 5MP cameras that never worked well, and another off brand. This is the best! This system is just a step way above the old one in every way. The cameras have a wider angle to pic up and the quality is great! It is worth every penny, although I bought this on black Friday so it was about 40% off of the normal price. I bought and easily integrated 2 4MP E1 cameras, the Duo 3, and also an off brand 5MP and 2 older wifi cameras without issues. I have had issues trying to get the Q-See cameras to connect even when I connect them into the NVR, but not a big deal as this system had 8 cameras as well. The software is so easy to use in the system on both windows and on a TV screen. Just make sure you screen can handle a 4K input or you won't get the full quality of these pictures. I had to replace a HDMI cable because I could not display it high enough. Home Assistant integration is a plus. It is flawless so much in that HA will actually find and install the firmware updates directly to the cameras. You can keep the NVR on its own IP scheme and HA will still be able to see everything with the Reolink integration. The options on the cameras are super too. You can tell it to record only on people, vehicles, pets, everything, or some combination. I love the vehicle detection and person detection. Integrated with Home Assistant this allows me to run so many automations only if a vehicle or person is present! The camera two way is good as well - the speakers are really loud for the size and I like being able to talk to someone through them. The Reolink app for iOS/Apple works great as well and is super easy to use. Overall, if you want a security system with NO fees (it is stored on the HD - and I installed another 2TB HD with no issues), one with superb image quality and streaming, one you can view remotely on your phone without having to forward ports and mess with network configuration, and one that integrates seamlessly into Home Assistant easily and has full functionality then THIS is the system to get. I am already waiting for another sale to get the doorbell and another 12MP camera to add to this system to replace one of the old 5MP cameras that I have still. I love this system!

great system...cameras are verym clear... set up with cat 6 wires works very well...set up after cameras installed very easy...works well with monitors and your phone...alerts are great! I am very happy and highly recommend!

I have a few solar powered wireless cameras from Reolink in areas I can't get cabling to, and was always happy with them. So when I needed to replace my old Defender camera system in a difference office I went with Reolink. Installation was quick and easy, and setting up the NVR and configuring the cameras etc. was quick and simple. I interact with my NVR mostly through the Desktop Client which is not badly laid out and with a little practice is pretty easy to use. But, and it's a big BUT, there are some bugs I'm finding after using it a few weeks now. Firstly, I cannot get the FTP backup feature working. I have been dealing with Reolink support on it for over a week now and there is still no solution. Simply put, the NVR refuses to follow the full directory address to the FTP location, and keeps trying to create the backups in the root directory. Because my backup is on a NAS RAID system the NAS won't allow it. However, if I use the full and correct location through Filezilla it works without an issue so I know the FTP server and the user information are all correct and work. So I have had to enable local save on the NVR and have a PC permanently running simply to handle that. It is by no means ideal but for the time it's all I can do. Secondly, the live view has gotten very jerky. It used to be nice and smooth running at clear setting. But within the last week or so it has gotten very jerky, to the point where it's useless even looking at it. Even trying to view the playback on the NVR can be quite jerky. But the saved files I get from the local save are perfect, clear, and nice and smooth. But not being able to look at a decent live feed or even the saved videos on the NVR is quite annoying. All in all it's a nice system, but with these issues I'd say it's just OK. I wouldn't get another one in the future unless the issues I currently face can be resolved with the system I have.

Purchased this set for my church, they needed 12 cameras for a new security system. This system does POE and expandable HDD. It also had essential features that made me consider it highly. I looked over reviews and this was recommended by others so I gave it a try. Install of the device is actually very easy. running the cables in a hot attic, not so enjoyable. Once the cables were ran and I installed the connectors to each end, the hard work was done. I started the system up and formatted the HDD per the instructions. I connected the camera close tot he unit to test each camera first, they all worked great. then I connected them at their locations and screwed the cameras into place. Once I checked the system, each camera would show on the system quickly. Image quality is as expected for security, but I have not really review the footage for any details. System runs without a monitor, just use my phone to check the cameras. I did need a monitor to do the initial set-up, but after that it was not needed. System has been operating a week with some hot days on the outside cameras. I saw a review that they die after a few months. well, I'll update if they do. I would recommend this system to anyone looking for a DIY security camera system.