Dahua Ultra Series vs Honeywell MAXPRO NVR Series comparison

Dahua's next generation network video recorder offers unparalleled
recording technology for IP video surveillance applications. For
applications where details are critical for identification, this
enterprise-level NVR provides a powerful Intel processor with up to 4K
resolution. Additionally, the NVR features a mouse shortcut operation
menu, remote management and control, centre storage, edge storage,
and back up storage.
This NVR is ideal for a wide range of applications such as public safety,
transportation stations, government institutions, hotel resorts, shopping
malls, city centers, and financial institutions, where demand expansion
flexibility, high reliability and centralized storage management.
The NVR is compatible with numerous third-party devices making it
the perfect solution for surveillance systems with or without a video
management system (VMS). Its open architecture supports multi-user
access and is compatible with ONVIF 2.4, enabling interoperability when
combined with 4K cameras.

The hybrid NVRs convert analog feeds to IP without replacing analog cameras, which is ideal for smaller installations that want to keep their existing analog cameras while adding affordable, high-quality HD IP video to their systems. When installed with an existing NVR, the HVE encoders transition the NVR to a hybrid model that supports a mix of analog and HD IP video. Honeywell's MAXPRO NVR Hybrid Standard Edition (SE) surveillance system is ideal for migrating small to mid-size installations in a hybrid format, and supports 32 channels of video, including up to 16 analog. The MAXPRO NVR Hybrid Xpress Edition (XE) accommodates initial entry into hybrid video surveillance, and supports up to 16 channels. There is growing demand for technologies that marry existing infrastructure with the latest high-definition video surveillance capabilities