The FIFA World Cup and summer are a winning combination. If you’re settling in for the tournament season, chances are you will be glued to screens. The last thing anyone wants is to miss a penalty kick because of the doorbell rings, or worse off, having a package stolen during match time.

Whether you’re hosting a backyard barbeque event in summer, or keep tabs on guest arrivals without leaving the couch, North American leading security brand Lorex has you covered.

Headlining the brand’s latest Lorex Connect line up is the Lorex Connect VC 4K 8-Channel NVR system. Designed for broad coverage in expansive properties, the NVR system supports up to eight cameras, enabling you to watch over multiple entry points from a centralized dashboard on the Lorex Connect app. Whether you’re settling in for a marathon of matches, or preparing party snacks in the kitchen, you will be able to monitor the front porch, driveway or backyard with this centralized monitoring solution.

Anyone who owns a NVR would be familiar with the whirling sound it makes 24/7. What makes this NVR so great is the trademarked QuietTek technology that effectively reduces that persistent noise to nearly undetectable levels, which means you will hardly hear any background noise during the FIFA games.

This NVR system is made compatible with the 4K wired PoE bullet and turret camera of the same product lineup, recording video in stunning 4K resolution during the day while the Color Night Vision technology ensures image quality in low-light conditions after dark.

Lorex has also made finding footage easier than ever before. Once paired with the Lorex Connect app, advanced AI detection and Smart Search will enable you to locate specific people or vehicle filter recordings by motion type, color or numbers, and more.

Next up is the Lorex 2K Outdoor Wi-Fi Battery Camera. With smarter AI detection, you will only get alerts whenever someone or something relevant comes into field of view, minimising unnecessary interruptions that’s common with many security cameras.

Knowing you might not be able to keep track of all the last-minute party essentials, jerseys and food deliveries arriving at doorsteps during this tournament season, the camera is equipped with 2-way talk functionality that is so useful for you to remotely communicate with delivery drivers or visitors. Besides, you can also enable the AI-powered package detection feature from the app to ensure timely delivery pickup, or just to stay aware to reduce the risk of stolen packages.

To add another layer of convenience, the Li-ion battery on this camera can be solar-powered when paired with a solar panel when the sun shines in the summer, requiring little maintenance and having zero downtime.

Alternatively, the popular 2K Wi-Fi Smart Lightbulb Camera is also made available now in the Lorex Connect series. Designed to screw directly into standard E26/E27 light sockets, this one is for you if you are looking for an easy-to-install, versatile option.

This camera combines illumination with surveillance in the best possible way. While the 800-lumen LED light offers customizable and dimmable brightness for ambience, the 360° pan-and-tilt design and Auto Tracking function ensures comprehensive coverage and keeps the subject in frame. One standout feature of this camera is the Vacation Mode, capable of simulating scheduled lighting activity so that your home would appear occupied even when you’re away for the summer holiday.

With Lorex Connect’s real-time notifications, remote communication, and smart monitoring features, the World Cup is finally getting the full attention it deserves.

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