$36,150.00

100 Camera 4MP Imperial Series

1 x Imperial 128 Channel 4K NVR

100 x Warrior 4.0 v3 or Deputy 4.0 v3

5 x 24 Port PoE Switches

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IMP100CH4MP

1 x The Imperial 128 Channel 4K NVR

100 x Warrior 4.0 v3 or Deputy 4.0 v3

5 x 24 Port PoE Switches

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This 100 Camera 4MP Imperial Series Camera System is Customizable:

You can choose if you want bullet camera or dome cameras or half and half. If you don't know what to pick, please see our Bullet vs Dome cameras guide.

When you add this system to the cart, it will break up into individual cameras and recorder, so that you can further customize it, if you so choose. Please see our guide on how to create a custom security camera system if you want to sub one of the cameras in this package out for a specialty camera, like a PTZ or long range camera.

You can also choose your hard drive size when you add it to the cart. For this one-hundred channel 4MP Imperial Series system, a 20TB hard drive will usually last around 7 days on continuous H.265 recording and 4-8x longer (4 to 8 weeks) when recording on motion. If you want a custom recording length, you can use our NVR disk calculator to determine how large of a hard drive you would need.

Camera Options

Although you can substitute any Admiral line SCW cameras and have them work with this system, we have included our two most popular cameras in this customizable system bundle: The Deputy 4.0 and The Warrior 4.0. The main difference between the two cameras that come in this system bundle are the viewing angle and how far you can ID a face. Both of the cameras in this system record at 4MP (4 Million Pixels per frame - about twice the quality of your 1080P HD TV) and both can be mounting indoors or outdoors, on the wall or on the ceiling/overhang.

The Warrior 4.0 v3 - 26BF4M-V3

The Warrior 4.0 v3 - 26BF4-V3M - 4MP (2x1080P) Fixed Lens Mini Bullet Camera


Resolution

4MP UHD Quality

4MP @ 30 FPS: 2592 x 1520

Detect: 150 ft
Recognize: 75 ft
Identify: 50 ft


4MP vs 4K


Indoor/Outdoor

weatherproof

IP67
Full protection from dust, rain, snow, dew, frost, and sprinklers.

You can even submerge it for a few minutes.


Temp

temperature rating

Temperature rated from -22°F to 140 °F

Humidity rated between 10 and 95%.


Lens

fixed lens

Fixed:4mm
83.7° of coverage (horizontal)

Digital Zoom Only

Learn about Digital vs Optical Zoom


Day/Night

night footage

Infrared night vision up to 100 FT

Color video possible until 0.003 lux

How to get the best footage at night


Special

special features

NDAA Approved M-Star CPU

Built in Microphone

Built in MicroSD Card Slot

True Wide Dynamic Range

Seeing in shadows: Understanding WDR

The Warrior is our most popular camera model. It is tied with the Deputy in terms of how easy it is to install and position, since neither camera requires you to remove any part of the camera to screw it into the wall/ceiling/soffit. This makes it ideal for outdoor use as you don't have a tendency to trap moisture in the lens, as is common with dome cameras, where you have to remove the outer glass dome to mount them. The 83 degree lens is great balance between covering a large area and identifying faces and license plates. Although you can use this camera inside or out, the most common use of the Warrior models (the camera comes in 2MP, 4MP, or 8MP) is to cover the side of buildings or large sections of yards.

Sample Photos taken by the Warrior 4.0. Click to enlarge the images. Press ESC key to close.

10 FT 25 FT 50 FT 75 FT 100 FT
view at 10 feet from a 4mm 83 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera view at 20 feet from a 4mm 83 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera view at 50 feet from a 4mm 83 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera view at 75 feet from a 4mm 4MP lens security camera view at 100 feet from a 4mm 83 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera

detection

Detect someone up to 150 feet

"Detecting" a face means being able to tell that a human face is in the picture.

recognize

Recognize someone up to 75 feet

"Recognizing" a face refers to being able to say "I have seen that person before" - even if you don't know or can't place who it is.

identify

Identify someone up to 50 feet

"Identification" refers to being able to make out identifiable marks with enough certainty to make a sketch or claim.


 The Deputy 4.0 -
                26DF4

The Deputy 4.0 v3 - 26DF4M-V3 - 4MP (2x1080P) Fixed Lens Turret Dome Camera


Resolution

4MP UHD Quality

4MP @ 30 FPS: 2592 x 1520

Detect: 115 ft
Recognize: 50 ft
Identify: 35 ft


4MP vs 4K


Indoor/Outdoor

weatherproof

IP67
Full protection from dust, rain, snow, dew, frost, and sprinklers.

You can even submerge it for a few minutes.


Temp

temperature rating

Temperature rated from -22°F to 140 °F

Humidity rated between 10 and 95%.


Lens

fixed lens

Fixed:2.8mm
101° of coverage (horizontal)

Digital Zoom Only

Learn about Digital vs Optical Zoom


Day/Night

night footage

Infrared night vision up to 100 FT

Color video possible until 0.003 lux

How to get the best footage at night


Special

special features

NDAA Compliant M-Star CPU

Built in Microphone

Built in MicroSD Card Slot

True Wide Dynamic Range

Seeing in shadows: Understanding WDR

The Deputy is our second most popular camera model. It is tied with the Warrior in terms of how easy it is to install and position, since neither camera requires you to remove any part of the camera to screw it into the wall/ceiling/soffit. This makes it ideal for outdoor use as you don't have a tendency to trap moisture in the lens, as is common with dome cameras, where you have to remove the outer glass dome to mount them. The 101 degree lens is best used to cover an entire room at once (by installing it in a corner) or to cover a wide area of a smaller yard, as wider lenses always decrease how far away you can identify a person of license plate. Although you can use this camera inside or out, the most common uses of the Deputy models (the camera comes in 2MP, 4MP, or 4K variants) are to install the camera in the corner of a room or to cover front doors and porches outdoors. Two Deputies are often installed back to back to make a ~200 degree view, such as in the middle of a wall. (This two camera solution has less of that dizzying "fisheye" look that is common with 180 degree cameras and is also usually cheaper.)

Sample Photos taken by the Warrior 4.0 v3, which features the same lens and sensor. Click to enlarge the images. Press ESC key to close.

10 FT 20 FT 50 FT 75 FT 100 FT
view at 10 feet from a 2.8mm 101 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera view at 20 feet from a 2.8mm 101 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera view at 50 feet from a 2.8mm 101 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera view at 75 feet from a 2.8mm 4MP lens security camera view at 100 feet from a 2.8mm 101 degree FOV lens  4MP security camera

detection

Detect someone up to 115 feet

"Detecting" a face means being able to tell that a human face is in the picture.

recognize

Recognize someone up to 50 feet

"Recognizing" a face refers to being able to say "I have seen that person before" - even if you don't know or can't place who it is.

identify

Identify someone up to 35 feet

"Identification" refers to being able to make out identifiable marks with enough certainty to make a sketch or claim.

Both Camera Options in this System Bundle have these Features:

Wide Dynamic Range

Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)

This IP camera has Wide Dynamic Range.

Wide Dynamic Range splits each frame/image into many boxes and it scans for in inaccuracies and adds the right amount exposure to create a balanced and high resolution video shot. Very useful when recording in situations where there can be a large difference in light levels.

Seeing in shadows: Understanding WDR



integrated microphone

Integrated Microphone

This camera has an integrated Microphone. It can pick up a speaking voice about 15 feet from the camera in a clear and quiet environment. Note that external noises like machinery, wind, loud HVAC/vents impact audio quality and distance.

By default, the microphone is off when it ships, as different states (and sometimes cities, municipalities, etc) have different legal requirements that you must meet before recording audio. All states must comply with the Federal Wire Tap Act of 1968. Please make sure that you are within your rights regarding your local laws before turning the microphone on.

For more info, please read our primer on the Federal Wire Tap Act of 1968.



micro-sd card

MicroSD Card Slot

This camera supports MicroSD for onboard storage.

MicroSD cards allow for storage on a standalone camera or for backup. Backup footage is a good idea for cameras that are on the network, not plugged in directly to an NVR, especially any cameras operated over wireless links.

SCW recommends high endurance MicroSD cards. MicroSD card is not included. For maximum supported size card, check the specs tab.

MicroSD cards are a less reliable form of storage than NVRs and we do not recommend they be used as a substitute for an NVR.



line crossing event and other recording modes

Event Recording Mode through Video Content Analysis (VCA)

With this camera and an SCW Admiral or Imperial NVR, you can be alerted with intrusion detection or line crossing.

Entering an area

Lingering in an area

Crossing a Line

Covering, damaging, or moving the camera lens

In addition you can search your video footage for these events

*Each feature must be enabled and set up before it can be searched. Not all features can run at once.



weatherproof rating

Weatherproof Housing

This camera has a Weatherproof Housing.

It has been rated at IP67 which means that International Electrotechnical Commission’s (IEC) international standard 60529 has rated this camera housing as having full protection from dust and safe from water damage up to powerful jets of water and immersion up to 1 meter up to 30 minutes.

This camera can be safely used outdoors.

Attention: The IP67 rating covers the camera's housing not the cable. Don't ever submerge cables. Please follow our RJ45 Waterproofing Guide for weatherizing your cable connections.



bitrate

Bitrate - 4MP

At 4MP and 30 FPS, while recording at H.265, this camera should use 4Mbps of the NVR's bitrate budget. (With H.264, it should use 8Mbps).

Did you know: The processor in an NVR has both an incoming and outgoing bitrate. Incoming is for recording video and outgoing is for watching it remotely. All of our NVRs have at least 5Mbps per channel in incoming bitrate, and many models can have extra bitrate. Your NVR's spare incoming bitrate is what determines if it can record channels at higher-than-1080P resolution, use specialty panoramic cameras, or many other things (see individual NVR models).



Commercial-Grade Aluminum Molding

Commercial-Grade Aluminum Molding

This camera is commercial-grade and is made of cast aluminum and ceramic molding, instead of the typical plastic molding common in the industry.

This product has passed vibration tests, can withstand an electrical surge up to 6,000 volts, and the casing will prevent intrusion of both dust and water into the internal component space. The screws and mounting hardware are made of stainless steel that has passed SUS410 salt spray anti-corrosion testing. We use automotive-grade LEDs and anti-reflection glass (which means better infrared results). In short, this camera is going to hold up over time.



Information about the Imperial NVR included in this System:

The Imperial 128 Channel 4K NVR - IMP128

The Imperial 128 Channel 4K NVR - IMP128


Recording


128 1080P cameras at 30 FPS
128 4MP cameras at 25 FPS
100 4K cameras at 20 FPS

512 Mbps incoming bitrate; 4 Mbps per channel

H.265 encoding


Software


VCA: Motion Detection, Line Crossing, Face Detection, Intrusion Detection, People Counting, Vandalism Detection
Video Content Analytics (VCA) Search
VCA Event based Email Alerts
Remote Footage Download
1 Click Firmware Update
Hot Spare Compatible

Learn when you would use VCA


Viewing


4 x 4K, 16 x 1080p, 36 x 720p, 64 x D1

Smartphone Apps
Tablet Apps
Windows Apps
Mac Viewing Apps
Internet Explorer Viewing

How Patent Wars have changed Browser Support


Hardware


16 hard drive bays; supports RAID 0/1/5/6/10/50/60
Rack Mount Ears Included
4 RJ-45 10M/100M/1000M adaptive Ethernet Interface
2 1000M SFP Ethernet Interface
Standard 3-Prong Wall Plug
VGA Monitor Out
4K HDMI Out for TVs/Monitors
Alarm Inputs and Outputs
Footage Download via USB
Hot Swap Hard Drives

Learn about automatic backup footage options


Hot Swap

Hot Swap: Change Hard Drives on the Fly

This NVR has Hot Swap, which means that it has the ability to remove a hard drive while it is running and install another one.

This is useful if you need to archive footage long-term, to create backups on external media, or to replace a failed drive without turning off your recording. Normal hard drive setups require you to power off the device, take off the case, and connect cables. This NVR has an eject button for removing the hard drive.



Raid

RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks)

This NVR has RAID.

RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Drives/Disks. RAID is a feature that turns a set of independent disks into a single array, in basic terms sharing data between the disks. RAID is primarily used as a form of gaining redundancy in the event of hard drive failures. There are many levels of RAID which dictate how much storage is available and how much hard drive redundancy protection you have. The most common RAID setup is RAID5, which allows a single drive to fail without losing footage. To learn more please visit our knowledge base article on RAID for surveillance.




Motion Detection, Alers, and VCA

Motion Detection, Alerts, and VCA

This Admiral NVR is a motion detection NVR. Feel free to read more about these features by clicking on the link, but here's a quick synopsis:

Alerts and Notifications:

Get email alerts with snapshot images of motion detection alerts or VCA events

Set a schedule to get emails only on the hours of the day you want.

Get Push Notifications to the SCW Go Application for Android and iPhone.

Automatically upload snapshot images via FTP

Recording:

Create your own customizable record schedule, including recording based on the day of the week, hours of the day, or even choose not to record for periods of time. Set constant recording during business hours and only motion during closed hours.

Motion, VCA, or 24/7 Recording - Record based on motion detection, VCA (video content analysis), or set the system to record 24/7. You can even record based on alarm inputs!

Motion Detection You Can Use in Court - If your system is set to record based on motion or VCA events, you can have a 60 second pre-event buffer to grab footage prior to the detection. You can also set the system to record up to 10 minutes after an incident is detected. Motion detection footage does not "time out" and stop recording mid scene. Motion Clips cannot be deleted by employees or other users.

Customizable Motion Detection Recording through VCA events:

VCA features vary by camera model, and can include:

Intrusion Detection - Monitor areas with precision, define zones, set time thresholds, and sensitivity.

Line Crossing - Create virtual lines to detect people or objects crossing doors, entrances, and more.

People Counting - Determine how many people are entering and exiting. Keep and review daily logs.

Audio Detection - Listens for Rises or falls in volume, and sudden loud noises.

Vandal Detection - Get alerts based on tampering detection, defocusing, or any dramatic scene changes.

Analysis:

Smart Search - Quickly review footage by filtering by motion detected in specific areas of the screen, by the face captured, by intrusion into certain areas, or by line crossing

People Counting Statistics - view traffic stats on your NVR or download a CSV file



commercial grade

Commercial Grade Features

This Imperial 128 Channel NVR is part of our commercial grade NVR line. Feel free to read more about these features and what commercial grade means to us, but here's a quick synopsis, as to how it relates to NVRs:

Surveillance Rated Hard Drive - NVRs need Surveillance Rated Hard Drives, as PC drives will overheat and fail.

Store 40% more data with H.265 video compression or switch back to H.264, if you need H.264 third-party integration support.

Passes vibration and surge testing up to 6,0000 volts - SCW NVRs can withstand vibration and surges up to 6,000 volts.

Cyber Security Protections - hackers can't easily see SCW cameras because they run on a special, isolated network created by the NVR. (For more information and a history of some of the larger cyber security attacks that have affected the industry, please see our guide on best practices for preventing IOT hacks.)

4K at 20 FPS Capable - Sufficient Bitrate (processing power) to Record Smooth Video

Easy 1 Click Firmware Update Process - Maintenance made easy.

No Recording Delay - Even when recording on motion.

ONVIF compliant - this NVR complies with the open industry standard ONVIF Profile S (video & audio streaming).

NAS backup - this NVR can extend its storage or mirror its contents onto a second location on a NAS (networked attached storage) device



warranty

3 or 5 Year Warranty

The Imperial 128 Channel NVR comes with a 3 year warranty. This warranty can also be upgraded to a 5 years. We recommend doing so for commercial clients.



PC Mac Viewstation software

SCW view station PC/Mac Software

Our Windows/Mac application is a full featured, easy to use, desktop video management software. You can combine multiple Admiral or Imperial systems, even at multiple locations and seamlessly view, control, and manage them as if they were one system. Just about anything you can do on your NVR you can do on our free SCW ViewStation.

SCW View Station is both Mac and PC compatible and is 100% free.



browser

Browser Plugin

Although you can edit most settings and live stream a camera feed in any of the major browsers, to take full advantage of our software features you will need to install our browser plugin or viewstation software.

Our browser plugin supports Internet Explorer.

Why no plugins for Chrome/Firefox? How Patent Wars have changed Browser Support for the Entire Surveillance Industry



scwgo mobile app

SCWGo Smartphone and Tablet Apps

SCWGo is availible for both Android and iPhone/iPad.

You download these apps from your phone's app store. Just look for the SCWGo app.



vga output

VGA Out

This recording device has VGA Out.

You can plug this recording device into any VGA enabled monitor.

Q: Do I have to use a monitor?

A. No, you can use either a monitor or a TV, as explained below. But, you don't actually have to use either. You can manage nearly all your settings remotely via our PC or Mac apps or via the web-interface. Quite a few of our customers hide their recorders or put them in a safe with a cable pass-through, to prevent them from potential theft. This is a perfectly fine solution. You will probably want to plug a monitor in to make your initial setup easier.



hdmi output

HDMI Out

This recording device has HDMI Out.

You can plug this recording device into any HDMI enabled television. This means that you don't need to purchase a monitor unless you want to; you can connect a monitor with either HDMI or VGA cable.

Q: What if I plug in both the HDMI and VGA? Can I watch on two screens?

A. On the IMP128 HDMI #1 and VGA the video is mirrored,. On HDMI 2 it displays a separate view. This gives you 3 total screens, but two will display a mirror image (VGA/HDMI1). If you need more displays consider adding a decoding card, which will give you 6 additional independent displays (up to 16 cameras per display).

Please note that although our NVRs can all do 1080P and 4K output, all of them ship with 720P as the default. This is to prevent display issues for people who have older TVs or monitors that don't support 1080P or 4K. To change the output right click and then go to configuration.


American-Based Technical Support after the sale. For FREE. Forever.

Real review from Fransisco, who had this to say:

The most important part of a purchase like this is the support for technical assistance when there is a question or when there is a problem, and they always exceed expectations!


All of our equipment comes with Free Technical Support that is US based (Our Warehouse and Staff are located in Asheville, NC). We're happy to help you via chat, email, screenshare / remote support sessions, and phones. Our number is 866-414-2553 and we're open from 9-7 M-F (EST).


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UL Listed, FCC certified

UL Listed and FCC Certified

This product is UL Listed and FCC certified

UL is a safety consulting and certification company headquartered in Northbrook, Illinois and provides safety-related certification, validation, testing, inspection, and auditing of SCW products.

The Federal Communications Commission has certified that the electromagnetic interference from the device is under limits approved by the FCC.



Not Sanctioned. On Oct 7th 2019, The US government placed sanctions on major providers in the industry for human rights abuses. Some or all Honeywell, Hikvision, Dahua, Lorex, Swann, LTS, Annke, Alibi, Laview, WBox, Interlogix, Flir, Bosch, ICRealtime, QSee, Panasonic, ADT, Indigo Vision, Montavue, and many more security products are included. SCW's Admiral and Imperial line equipment is not sanctioned.

These sanctions prevent these companies from using US technology or standards in future software or firmware releases and from using US patents in future hardware models. This means that they are going to face a situation where they either don't update firmware for cyber security concerns or lose ONVIF compliance or features when their firmware is updated. For these reasons, we recommend staying away from these brands.

For more information and full documentation, please see our article on NDAA and US Sanctions of Hikvision, Dahua, and their OEM brands.


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26BF4 spec sheet

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26DF4 spec sheet

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IMP128 spec sheet

Spec Sheet for The Imperial 128 Channel 4K NVR - IMP128

A one page PDF listing this product's most important specs.

Bench Testing Guide


BenchTesting Guide

It is very, very important that you always bench test IP cameras before installing them. This will help you determine if you accidentally cut an ethernet cable during installation.

Quick Start guide


The Quickstart Guide

You should get one of these in your shipment when you order, but sometimes it is nice to have a digital version.

Camera Manual


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Camera Manual

User Manual for The Admiral Line of NVRs

installation guides


Replacement Warrior Drill Template

Each and every camera you order should have one of these in the box, but if you lost yours or just want to change where the camera is located, here's a digital version that you can print and use.

installation guides


Replacement Deputy Drill Template

Each and every camera you order should have one of these in the box, but if you lost yours or just want to change where the camera is located, here's a digital version that you can print and use.

Please see our support portal for a full list of all technical bulletins, user manuals, and software.

installation safety guides

Safety First

Our products are really safe, but if you are going to drill into a wall - for any purpose - you need to stay away from your electrical lines and turn your power off.

drilling for security cameras guide

Drilling

Learn what bits your need for Brick, Stucco, Vinyl Siding, Sheetrock, Wood, etc.

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Cabling

Learn how to run cable better than the pros. From Raceways to Conduit to Terminating RJ45 to Extending Cable Distance.

Mounting Bullet Cameras on Walls

Mounting Bullet Cameras on Walls

In this guide, we will be installing a bullet camera on a wall.

Mounting Bullet Cameras on Ceilings

Mounting Bullet Cameras on Ceilings

In this guide, we will be installing a bullet camera on a ceiling.

Mounting Bullet Cameras on Soffits

Mounting Bullet Cameras on Soffits

In this guide, we will be installing a bullet camera on a soffit.

Mounting Bullet Cameras with Electrical Box Mounts

Using Electrical Mounting Boxes

Our electrical box mounts are used to give easy access to your connections, hide them inside the junction box, and allow you to drill a smaller hole in your wall. If you want to run EMT or FMC conduit they are necessary to run conduit straight to the camera.

Mounting Bullet Cameras with Pole Mounts

Mounting Bullet Cameras to Pole Mounts

In this guide, we will be installing a Hornet Pro bullet camera on a pole.

Mounting Dome Cameras on Walls

Mounting Dome Cameras on Walls

In this guide, we will be installing a dome camera on a wall.

Mounting Dome Cameras on Ceilings

Mounting Dome Cameras on Ceilings

In this guide, we will be installing a dome camera on a ceiling.

Mounting Cameras with Electrical Box Mounts

Positioning the Lens in our Dome Cameras

In this video guide, we demonstrate how to adjust the lens positioning on our Dome Cameras.