A wireless mouse is ideal if you want to reduce the number of cables around your CCTV system or if you wish to operate the mouse from a separate room to your DVR / NVR’s location (up to 30 feet). Most of the latest recorders (such as Hikvision or Dahua) manufactured after 2015 are compatible with plug-and-play wireless bluetooth mouses. However, not all mouses work with these Linux embedded recorders. Research about your recorder before purchasing a wireless mouse.
The brand we’d recommend to use is Logitech. Hands down they make some of the best mouses out there and their prices are reasonable. A simple, reliable mouse with plug-and-play wireless. You get the reliability of a cord with wireless convenience and freedom — fast data transmission and virtually no delays or dropouts.
The one-year battery life means fewer hassles, too. If you’re looking for long-range mouses for your CCTV system, check out the list below. These mouses are compatible with Hikvision, Dahua, and most of other CCTV recorders.
Wireless mouse for DVR or NVR
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Logitech M185 – Wireless mouse for CCTV systems |
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Logitech M310 – Wireless mouse for CCTV systems |
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Logitech M325 – Wireless mouse for CCTV systems |
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Logitech M510 – Wireless mouse for CCTV systems |
Hi,
Can we use a wireless mouse in a ALIBI NVR Model # ALI-NVR5116P ? If so which one ?
All the listed mouses above should work with your system.
How do you connect a Logitech wireless mouse to a Hikvision plugged the usb Reciever in and nothing’s happening
Try to reboot the recorder with the receiver plugged in. Check the battery of the mouse as well.
Hey I use logitech mouse for my cameras and it’s always worked fine but past 3 days there is absolutely nothing from the mouse at all. Iv changed the battery twice with 2 new different types and no good. Any idea what could be the problem
Reboot the recorder. And maybe your mouse is all dead.
My logitech wireless mouse does not react with the TV cctv. I’ve plugged the USB into the TV but no life. I’ve tryed a different battery. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks
You have to plug the mouse’ transmitter into your DRV/NVR (recorder) usb port, not into the TV itself.