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Dahua XVR1B08 8 Channel 2MP FHD XVR | Penta-brid HDCVI/AHD/TVI/CVBS/IP | H.265+ Compression | 1 SATA up to 6TB | Coax Cabling
Eight-input video recorder that anchors shop, home, and yard surveillance setups across Kenya
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The Dahua XVR1B08 8 Channel 2MP FHD XVR is now available at Mascom International for KSh 7,000, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. This Cooper-series recorder accepts eight analog 2MP (1080p) cameras over standard coaxial cable and records them using H.265+ compression to one SATA hard drive of up to 6TB. The Dahua XVR1B08 reads HDCVI, AHD, TVI, CVBS, and IP camera signals on the same unit, so you mix camera brands without buying separate boxes. At KSh 7,000, it gives small premises an eight-camera recording base that fits most CCTV budgets in Kenya.
The Dahua XVR1B08 suits shop owners along Nairobi CBD, supermarket managers in Nakuru, landlords running gated rentals in Kasarani, and SACCO yards parking matatus overnight. Many Kenyan business owners buy four cameras first, then add more as the premises grows. An eight-channel recorder solves that by leaving room to expand without replacing the unit. The Dahua XVR1B08 also reuses your existing coaxial cabling, which matters when you are upgrading an older analog setup rather than rewiring a whole building. You record continuously, on schedule, or only when motion triggers.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell recorders without storage guidance, Mascom International confirms the right hard drive size for your recording days before you pay. Hikvision DVRs compete directly at this price, but the Dahua XVR1B08 matches them on channels while supporting both analog and IP cameras on one board. Users consistently report that the H.265+ format stretches storage further than older H.264 units. Visit Mascom International to see the Dahua XVR1B08 running with a live camera feed, and order with countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties.
Common Questions About the Dahua XVR1B08 Cooper-series recorder
What cameras work with the Dahua XVR1B08?
The Dahua XVR1B08 reads five camera signal types on the same unit: HDCVI, AHD, TVI, CVBS analog, and IP network cameras. This Penta-brid design means you connect 2MP analog cameras over coaxial cable to its eight BNC ports, or route IP cameras through the network port. Each IP channel supports up to 6MP resolution, and the recorder takes up to 10 IP inputs total at 40Mbps incoming bandwidth. For most Kenyan shops and homes already wired with analog cameras, this flexibility means you keep your current cameras and cabling.
How much footage can the Dahua XVR1B08 store?
The Dahua XVR1B08 holds one SATA hard drive of up to 6TB, which the H.265+ compression stretches into weeks of continuous recording. As a rough guide, a 2TB drive records roughly two to three weeks of eight-camera 1080p footage at moderate frame rates, while 6TB pushes past a month. Actual days depend on motion levels and frame rate settings. The hard drive is bought separately, and Mascom International matches the right capacity to your required recording window before you commit to a purchase.
Does the Dahua XVR1B08 support remote viewing on a phone?
Yes, the Dahua XVR1B08 connects to the free DMSS mobile app for live and recorded viewing from any phone with internet. You scan the recorder's QR code during setup, then watch all eight cameras from anywhere on Safaricom, Airtel, or home fibre like Zuku and Faiba. This lets a Nairobi shop owner check a Mombasa branch in real time, or a landlord monitor a rental gate while away. A stable internet connection at the camera site gives the smoothest remote feed.
Why choose the Dahua XVR1B08 over a four-channel recorder?
The Dahua XVR1B08 gives eight camera inputs against the four on smaller units, which lets you cover a full shop, its store room, the entrance, and the till in one box. Most Kenyan businesses outgrow four cameras within a year as they add coverage. Buying eight channels upfront costs only slightly more than four but saves you from replacing the whole recorder later. The KSh 7,000 price keeps an eight-camera base affordable for dukas, salons, and small offices expanding their coverage.
How does the Dahua XVR1B08 handle motion detection?
The Dahua XVR1B08 includes SMD Plus on four analog channels, filtering recording triggers to focus on people and vehicles rather than moving leaves or rain. This cuts down the false alerts that flood basic motion recording, so your storage fills with footage that matters. The unit also runs AI Coding across channels, which keeps moving targets sharp while shrinking the file size of static background. For a Nairobi compound watching its gate, this means fewer wasted recordings and clearer playback of actual activity.
What about power cuts and KPLC outages?
The Dahua XVR1B08 runs on a 12V DC supply, which pairs cleanly with a small UPS to keep recording through KPLC interruptions. Power fluctuations are a real concern for Kenyan CCTV setups, and a recorder that loses power also loses footage during the gap. Mascom International stocks compatible UPS units that hold the recorder and cameras running for the critical minutes around an outage. Pairing the Dahua XVR1B08 with backup power protects your footage during the exact moments when incidents tend to happen.
Can the Dahua XVR1B08 send camera signals over long distances?
Yes, the Dahua XVR1B08 transmits HDCVI camera signals over coaxial cable up to 800 metres at 1080p and 1200 metres at 720p. This long reach suits large compounds, petrol stations, and farms in counties like Kiambu or Machakos where cameras sit far from the recording room. Standard coaxial cable carries both video and control signals, reducing wiring cost compared to running power and data separately. For sprawling premises, this distance support removes the need for repeaters across most layouts.
What is included with the Dahua XVR1B08 from Mascom International?
The Dahua XVR1B08 ships with the recorder unit, a 12V DC power adapter, a USB mouse for menu control, SATA data and power cables for the hard drive, mounting screws, and a quick start guide. The hard drive is not included in the box and is sold separately. Mascom International advises on the right drive size and can supply and install it. You also receive setup guidance for the DMSS app so remote viewing works before you leave the store.
Technical Specifications
Recording and Video Compression
- H.265+ compression cuts storage use sharply, letting a single drive hold weeks more footage than older H.264 recorders
- Dual-stream recording sends a high-quality feed to the drive and a lighter stream to your phone for smooth remote viewing
- Records continuously, on a set schedule, or only on motion, so you control how fast the hard drive fills
- Captures eight analog channels at 1080N/720P resolution, giving clear playback of faces and number plates up close
- Pre-record and post-record buffers save the seconds before and after a motion trigger so events are never cut short
- Local playback runs through the connected monitor with fast search by time, date, and channel
Camera Input and Compatibility
- Eight BNC ports accept HDCVI, AHD, TVI, and CVBS analog cameras, so you mix camera brands on one recorder
- Supports 2MP (1080p) analog cameras for sharp daytime and night footage across shop floors and gates
- Accepts up to 10 IP network cameras, each up to 6MP, for higher-detail coverage of entrances and tills
- Penta-brid design future-proofs your setup, letting you add IP cameras later without changing the recorder
- Up to 40Mbps incoming bandwidth handles a full mix of analog and network camera feeds at once
- Reuses existing coaxial cabling from older analog setups, saving rewiring cost during a CCTV upgrade
Storage and Capacity
- One SATA bay holds a hard drive up to 6TB, enough for over a month of eight-camera footage with H.265+
- Hard drive sold separately so you size storage to your exact recording window rather than overpaying upfront
- Overwrite recording loops the oldest footage automatically once the drive fills, keeping the camera running unattended
- Surveillance-grade drives are recommended for 24-hour writing, and Mascom International stocks suitable WD Purple options
- Footage export to USB lets you hand clips to police or insurers without removing the whole drive
- Drive health monitoring warns you before a failing disk loses recordings, protecting your evidence trail
Network and Remote Access
- RJ45 network port connects the recorder to your router for phone and computer viewing over the internet
- Free DMSS app shows all eight cameras live and plays back recordings from anywhere with a connection
- QR-code pairing links your phone to the recorder in minutes without typing long IP addresses
- Multiple users can view the same recorder, letting an owner and a manager both watch independently
- Web browser access from a laptop gives a fuller control panel for settings and footage review
- Works over Safaricom, Airtel, and home fibre lines including Zuku and Faiba for reliable remote checks
Audio, Alarm, and Inputs
- One RCA audio input and one output capture sound alongside video where a microphone camera is fitted
- Two-way talk reuses the audio ports so you can speak through a connected camera point to deter intruders
- AI Coding keeps moving people and vehicles detailed while compressing static background to save space
- SMD Plus on four channels filters triggers to humans and vehicles, cutting false alerts from rain and leaves
- USB ports connect the mouse and accept footage export to a flash drive for sharing evidence quickly
- Motion, video-loss, and tampering alerts notify you when a camera is blocked, cut, or moved
Build and Power
- Compact 1U metal casing resists dust and heat in shop back rooms and gate houses across Kenya
- Runs on a 12V DC adapter that pairs with a small UPS to keep recording through KPLC power cuts
- HDMI and VGA outputs both drive a monitor, fitting whatever screen you already have at the site
- Embedded Linux operating base runs the recorder steadily without the freezes common to desktop software
- Low power draw keeps running costs minimal even with the recorder switched on around the clock
- Wall or shelf mounting suits tight spaces in dukas, salons, and small offices where counter room is scarce
Package Contents
Every Dahua XVR1B08 from Mascom International includes the recorder unit, a 12V DC power adapter, a USB mouse for on-screen control, SATA data and power cables for hard drive connection, a set of mounting screws, and a quick start guide. The hard drive is sold separately so you choose the capacity that matches your recording needs. Mascom International supplies and installs the right surveillance drive on request.
Warranty
The Dahua XVR1B08carries a 12-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any warranty claims directly, and customers across Kenya rely on our after-sales support for honest specifications and reliable backing.
Where to Buy the Dahua XVR1B08 in Kenya
The Dahua XVR1B08 8 Channel 2MP FHD XVR is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to see the recorder running with a live camera feed before you buy, and to confirm the right hard drive size for your premises.
Three ways to order:
- Call +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the Dahua XVR1B08 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery you inspect the unit and pay only when it reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, while Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret receive the recorder within one business day. The furthest counties including Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate product specifications, current market pricing, and direct after-sales support from our Nairobi CBD store on every surveillance recorder we stock.
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