8 channels (8 Mpix), 1x SATA, H.265+

The IP recorder is designed to support up to 8 channels with a maximum resolution of 8 MP. It supports a bitrate of up to 80 Mb/s for input and 60 Mb/s for output and includes one SATA slot. The maximum capacity for the connected hard drive is 16 TB. The hard drive must be purchased separately, as it is not included in the package.

The NVR1008H-8MP uses H.265+ compression, which significantly reduces the size of recorded footage. When 8 cameras are connected, the recorder provides a bandwidth of 10 Mb/s per port, which is sufficient for 4K cameras.

Interfaces

The recorder has one Fast Ethernet port for network communication. For video playback, it is equipped with two independent outputs—HDMI and VGA. The HDMI port supports high-resolution playback, up to 3840 x 2160 pixels (4K).

The NVR2008H-8MP is equipped with 1 audio input and 1 audio output, along with 2 USB 2.0 ports—one located at the front of the unit and the other at the back.

Built-in PoE+ switch

The offered product has 8 Fast Ethernet ports, allowing you to directly connect cameras without the need for an additional switch. Each port provides PoE+ power output, with a maximum output per port of 15.4 W for 802.3af or 30 W for 802.3at, depending on the standard. The total power budget for the entire device is 113 W.

Rack 19", DC power supply

The enclosure is designed for mounting in a 19" Rack, with a height of 1U. The device has a DC input, and included in the package is an external power supply of 53.5 V DC / 2.43 A. The maximum power consumption of the recorder itself is 2.38 W. The total power consumption depends on the number and type of hard drives used, as well as the PoE load.

VIGI system

The device is designed to work within the TP-Link VIGI system, but thanks to ONVIF protocol support, you can also connect cameras from other manufacturers to the recorder. You can manage the monitoring system through the user-friendly VIGI Security Manager software available for PC. Configuration is also accessible directly from the recorder by simply connecting a mouse and monitor. Additionally, a mobile app is available for Android and iOS devices.