So, if you're thinking about pairing the Lorex 2K Indoor WiFi Security Camera with your existing Lorex NVR systems, there's a bit you should know.
According to the manufacturer's product description, this camera is designed more as a standalone unit. It uses local storage—there's even a 16GB microSD card included—to save video recordings without needing to rely on a cloud service. This means it's not directly set up to work with Lorex NVR systems.
But don't worry! You can still download recordings right to your phone, which a lot of people find really handy. This way, you get easy access to your security footage without paying for extra services.
However, keep in mind that some folks have reported connectivity issues. These can affect the reliability of the recordings, so it might be a bit hit-or-miss unless you've got a strong network. If you're looking for smooth NVR integration, you may want to ensure your network is solid or consider other Lorex models designed for that purpose.
In summary, if avoiding monthly fees and using local storage is your game, then this camera could be a good fit—provided other factors, like network reliability, are up to par.
If integration with other systems is critical, you might need to explore other options that promise better compatibility with Lorex NVRs.
