Reolink RLK8-800D4 - 4 X Security Cameras + NVR - Features Review
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Today we are going to be checking out an awesome security camera system kit in a box. It’s another Reolink product, and for those of you who follow my channel know I love using their products because of their quality hardware, easy to use app with remote access, simple install and setup process and awesome price-point. This is a 4K system, including 4 turret style cameras and a Network Video Recorder (NVR). Today we’ll dive into the box and see what’s included and talk about the system specifications.
This will be the first of a few videos I will be presenting on this system. Today is all about introducing you this system’s components and their purpose. We’ll also discuss the technical specifications, so you know exactly what you’re getting if you purchase this system. This setup will cost you $530US but often goes on sale for under 500. Product links will be in the description, including a link to buy this setup directly from Reolink (with free shipping).
Looking at the NVR, which is model number RLN8-410. It offers 24/7 recording of up to 8x4K security cameras. It comes pre-installed with a 2TB hard drive which is expandable to 2x 4TB drives. To put that into perspective, with the 4 cameras included, recording at 4K, you can store about a week’s worth of continuous recording on a 2TB drive. This system maxes out an 8TB, which gives you about a month. Once the disc is full, oldest data will be deleted and replaced with new.
Like I mentioned, there are 4xD800 4K cameras included. If you require additional IP cameras, Reolink offers several other styles and resolutions. On the Reolink site, they tell you if the camera will work with their NVR, like this one here does. But the Argus indicates that it will not work, so keep an eye out for that prior to ordering additional cameras.
Here is a summary, of everything included in the box: The RLN8-410 NVR, 4 D800 IP Cameras, NVR power supply adapter, high quality HDMI cable, USB mouse, 4X 1m network cable for testing, 4X 18m network cables for connecting the cameras, quick start guide, mounting templates for the cameras, surveillance signs, water proof glands to protect the RJ-45 connections, extra RH-45 connections, screws to mount the camera and a wrench.
That covers all of the specs and features of the hardware included in this very impressive 4 camera, 4K system. Reolink definitely has some top-quality gear here. I have obviously been playing with the system for some time now and if you are considering some security cameras or an out-of-the-box security solution with and NVR, make sure to consider this one here. More videos to come and again, links are below. Hit that like button if you found this helpful and don’t forget to subscribe for more Reolink and Home Tech DIY projects. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I got to admit, one of the best review I've seen in a while. coming from someone who needed more details about camera mobility! Thank you for this.
What an amazing review of everything a prospective buyer would be interested in. Thank you for this!
Nice System And Great review! Thanks for sharing! 😎👍
My pleasure! I was waiting for your comment. Thanks for watching bud. Another video coming your way soon.
Is the NVR noisy in operation? Great review!
Thanks for the video. Would a Colorvu run on this NVR or only Hikvision nvrs?
Nice info, but it would have been nice to see more about the on-screen interface, the networking functions, and the app
Hi… great review … do reolink do a full colour night time camera ??
Another great review especially how clearly you explain the whole NVR connection points and what they do, for those not so tech minded.I am wanting to expand my 8 ch NVR via the esata port and adaptor cable, with a 3.5 external HDD (without a case), but can't find an adaptor cable like the one you showed that has power other than USB power.I believe that USB power is only good for a 2.5 HDD. Can you please help?
Thanks for the nice comments! I think you'll need a powered eSata 3.5in HDD Docking Station. It appear there is an eSata data cable and an eSata to USB included. You'll need the eSata cable. This one might do the trick: amzn.to/3nzWv2N
Great review! I've been looking at the 5MP version. How's Reolink's online store for Canadians? Good experience with shipping, etc? Where in NL are you from anyway.......suddern shore? I can't quite place your Haccent.
Hey! Thanks! The Canadian online store has been great. Checkout process is nice and smooth. Shipping was fast too, only 3-4 days to Calgary. Dat haccent is from the Clarenville area... lol
Is it possible to get a alarm sound on movement on the tv with hdmi?
Thanks heaps, finally found a video that shows these cameras have sideways pan, not just vertical tilt and rotate! Thank you!
What is the reason for the 4TB hard drive limit. Is this just what the manufacturer has tested? Or do higher capacity drives use more power maybe?
Hardest part is getting a hole drilled through the side of your house to get the network cables connected from outside at the cameras to the NVR in the cellar or wherever.
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Can you sum up the energy consumption on the NVR and 4K camera attached running 24/7 365 days. What the total energy consumption for a year?
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1- Do you know of a good cheap third party NVR that can be used for Reolinks cameras s.a. RLC-520?
2- Can this Reolink NVR be used with other third party ONVF cameras?
Thanks.
Great and informative Video Brother and covering the basics of wiring setups too. Thanks and God Bless...
Are there 2-way audio CCTVs for Reolink with wide angle view and good night time quality? Wouldn't mind mounting automatic turn on lights to keep the video in color for better identification clothes car colors and which 4mp or 8mp model is better for Number Plates?
I bet the Motorized Automated Object Tracking PTZ POE Cameras are Gonna Cost a B0m8! Any Models You're Aware of with Good Range and Picture/Snapshot Quality?
Say, for example, Placed with a mini solar panel and alternate power source mounted and shielded, should power outage deliberately be done to Monitor a Land Site that's constantly tampered with Corrupt Govt and Legal Authorities refusing to Help or Stop the Crimes being in on the Criminal Acts themselves!
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Can I mix cat5 (included with the system) and cat6 (probably need for longer runs) cables when connecting to the NVR?
Very good demonstration. What cameras will work in cold regions -20F ? Thank you
I have used these cameras in temperatures as low as -40 and there were little to no issues.
Easily one of the best channels on youtube, that 20fps is what kills it for me, I'll wait a year or three when they have 30fps cameras
You can strip the "bend-prevention" plastic around the network cable next to the network connector using a Stanley knife*. This way the network connector and rubber seal will fit nicely inside the waterproof connector. No need to cut the cable and reattach a new network connector.
*Using a Stanley knife, just cut along the cable until you get to the connector itself. Do this every 45° degrees and all excess plastic will come off easily. Good luck!
Yes! Great idea! I tried this before in another project and ended up slicing through the jacket. I didn't know if I cut a wire inside or not. It's worth a shot and if you mess it up, you can always cut it off and add another.
Welcome back!
Thanks!
Wait why? What happened?
@@abcd124 he’s been MIA for a while now
Hey. I finished up a couple outdoor projects before winter set in and I started a new job that required my full attention for a few months. I'm back working on videos for you guys now. :)
@@HomeTechDIY Oh, ok. Makes sense. Glad to see that you are back!
Is there a Reolink app that works with smart TVs or Apple TV \ Roku devices?
Reolink say you can have 12 TB of storage (2x6tb drives) ?
Great video! Can you confirm if these work with Alexa or not? Thanks!
it does say on the website coming soon
Just received the RLK8-810B4-A. Looking at my install options on two story, do you cover HDMI wireless transmitters in any of your videos? Are they any good? Is it possible to view multiple Monitors from one transmitter by simply adding additional wireless receivers?
I have never used the wireless HDMI extenders. This set here seems good and allows up to 2 receivers: amzn.to/3uF0u1W
@@HomeTechDIY Thanks!
Box looks like a rebranded Swann unit - it also uses the same software.
Just installed this same system and some tips. First you don’t need to cut off the head off the Ethernet but just trim the extra rubber squared edges of the head and it it will fit through. Hardest part is running the cables in the attic.
Thanks for sharing and I'm glad you have a steady hand for cutting off the edges. I tried and ended up exposing the wires with a slip of the blade.
I used scissors after almost doing the same thing. No, thank you for your videos on the system. They have really helped with deciding what to purchase and setup. I will also hook them up to my TVs via HDMI port. what extender did you use?
I have D800 with Reo NVR and around 10 other cameras. D800 have great picture at day, but at night is a beaten by all other - even 20$ camera.
Does this system support person and vehicle detection? I could not find anything explicitly stating it on the website.
No the rllc-510a and rlc-810a's do from memory
Did the cameras work in the Winter? Below -20C?
Yes, it worked in the lowest temperatures I saw this past winter of -35C.
Why would one wish to maintain a video recording for more the seven days or for that fact if there were no incidents to review is there an option to limit recordings to 7 , 14, or 28 days on this NVR. Thanks for the vid.
Timelapse videos of my backyard is a reason
Is there an option to speed up recorded footage via the mobile app?
Yes. You have the following speed options in the mobile app: 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
Does this support Blue Iris software?
No the 800b and 800d model cameras won't support blue iris the rlc410 5mp and rlc510a (that also has vehicle and person detection) or rlc810a (also with vehicle and person detection) I have just bought a new NVR system with the 410 cameras and bought a couple for 510's as I can't get any 810a's or the NVR..
Can the cameras be viewed through an application on my phone?
Yes. Reolink has their own app.
Do u need a screen to set this up? Can u use a computer ?
Yes, with the current firmware you need a screen. If your computer is HDMI, you could use that screen until it's setup.
24w with 4 cameras?! connected to 900W UPS , only 90 min? How did u get this number? :)
I think in that example I included a monitor which would bring the total wattage up to about 55w. I created a UPS runtime calculator here: www.hometechdiy.com/ups-battery-run-time-calculator/
What resolution are your HDMI monitors?
I use a 4k monitor, featured here: th-cam.com/video/URd-dRgTetQ/w-d-xo.html
@@HomeTechDIY does that go for your TV’s as well? I was thinking of upgrading my 32” 1080p tv to a 43” 4K tv and was wondering if it’s worth the upgrade from 1080 to 4k... i have the same exact system shown here. Picture is great on the 1080p i’m just curious as to how much better it is on 4k
One other TV of mine is 4k but the rest are 1080p. Since I use HDMI extenders to view the feed other my TVs it only uses 1080p, and the quality is awesome. When I have a 4K monitor connected directly to the NVR, it's awesome, but it wouldn't justify upgrading from 1080p to 4k. It's better on 4k, but 1080p is still great too.
@@HomeTechDIY first of, i want to thank you for taking your time to respond to me... and secondly, the reason for me wanting to upgrade isn’t per say for “no reason” but more for size increase from a 32” to a 50” so since i’m looking to upgrade anyways i was wondering if it was worth it; if not i would had just saved a few and got into a 49” 1080p (which isn’t much savings from a 50” 4k anyways).
My pleasure. It's definitely a noticeable difference with the upgrade, especially if you are tech nut like me :) ..... as I sit here in front of 4 X 4K screens.... lol
are the ir leds visible at night i mean its inferred it should not be seen with the human eye
The light the IR lights project onto the scene is not visible to the human eye but the IR LEDs themselves do glow a little red that our eye can pick up.
I was expecting to not be able to notice the leds are there some from them that u can't see kinda gives it away that u have a camera
Why does weight matter? Is it going to be in a motor home?
Weight can be an indication of quality or manufacturing materials. Heavier HDDs are of better quality and heavier cameras tend to perform better in the elements long-term. The NVR's or camera's weight can also dictate the install location depending on the mounting surface. My system wasn't installed in a motorhome but do feel free to check out my installation video.
I’ve watched a lot of video about set ups but no one discusses how to properly set up two way talk with a microphone. If you can’t talk you’re just looking at pictures with no interaction.
Reolink can it support onvif ???😅
The cameras do but I have not testing the NVR yet. It seems possible since my ONVIF cameras appeared in the NVR's device list, but I did not add them. I will include a future video on this topic. Thanks
@John Smith what did you do to get your other camera to show up? I have an Axis camera and it won't show up.
isent 4k in 20mp and 8k in 33mp??? 8/5mp is only 2k pic?????
Rln8-410 will not format FD 4TB 7200RPM External Hard Drive
Correct, only internal and eSata drives can be formatted by the NVR where it can record footage. All other USB drives for exports need to be formatted outside the NVR's OS.
@@HomeTechDIY Fd 4TB is eSata/ USB drive, formatted it with my computer still won't recognize it.
Oh no.... not good. Is it not showing as a hard drive or a USB drive (or neither)? Which connection are you trying, eSata or USB? Lastly, what is the purpose of the drive, recording live feed or exporting footage?
@@HomeTechDIY It's connected with ESata it sees the drive but it doesn't know what size drive it is and I want to use it for live recording.
I just read online that someone had a similar problem and to resolve it, they unplugged the internal drive, then added the FD and was able to format it over eSata. Then reconnect the internal drive. Both drives then showed.
That USB port is white, not blue. That tells me it's a USB 2.0 port and not 3.0. Did they put a USB 2.0 speed port on a device used to transfer 4K video files? That's lame.
using CCTV cameras is mostly important because of nighttime for houses. when there is no review for it, you have to forget about the review.
If you're looking for nighttime footage from this system, it can be found near the end of this presentation: th-cam.com/video/_O6UUl2AOjY/w-d-xo.html
Why, two years later, does this same model cost $60 more! That is blatant price gouging.
Good question. Could be supply chain issues (per country) or maybe mine was on sale for a special event.