Network Video Recorders - 64 Channels, ACTi Protocols, Centralized E-map
Network video recorders (NVRs) centralize IP surveillance—powering cameras via PoE, managing streams, and retaining evidence with reliable, scalable storage. Size your NVR by channel count and total throughput (Mbps), verify ONVIF compatibility, and weigh onboard PoE ports/power budget, H.265/H.264 support, AI analytics, HDMI/4K local display, and client/mobile apps. For resilience and uptime, consider multi-bay storage with RAID/hot-swap and redundant power; for mixed coax/IP environments, see hybrid recorders, and round things out with recording software and recording accessories.
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- $3,052.51SKU: INR-350
ACTi INR-350 64-Channel Tower Standalone NVR, No HDD
- 2-bay Tower Standalone NVR
- Maximum Number of Video Devices: 64
- Multi-Browser Support for Lite Web Client (v.3.0.16)
- System Monitoring and Notifications (v.3.0.16)
- Location-based management with e-Map & Google Map
$3,052.51Low Price Guarantee - $14,346.45SKU: TVW-301
ACTi TVW-301 4-Monitor Tower Standalone TV Wall, Network Video Recorder
- 2-bay Tower Standalone TV Wall
- Location-based management with e-Map
- Intel Core i7-10700K, 16GB
- Independent Graphics Card
$14,346.45Low Price Guarantee - $5,394.60SKU: INR-340
ACTi INR-340 64-Channel 6-Bay RAID Tower Standalone NVR, Additional Computing Power
- Maximum 64-channel support; 32 licenses pre-installed
- H.264, MPEG-4, M-JPEG compression formats
- Scheduled, event, manual, speed up recording
- Dual stream management
- Supports up to 6 HDDs
$5,394.60Low Price Guarantee - $2,897.10SKU: GNR-320
ACTi GNR-320 64 Channel 8-Bay Rackmount Standalone NVR, No HDD
- 8-bay rackmount (2U) with software RAID (0,1)
- Manage up to 64 cameras or video encoders
- Recording up to 64 channels
- Both Local and Remote Live view supported
- Synchronized playback local up to 9 channels, remote up to 64 channels
$2,897.10Low Price Guarantee - $2,780.94SKU: INR-320
ACTi INR-320 64 Channel 6-Bay RAID Tower Standalone NVR, No HDD
- 6-bay tower with hardware RAID (0, 1, 5, 10)
- Manage up to 64 cameras or video encoders
- Recording up to 64 channels
- Both Local and Remote Live view supported
- Synchronized playback local up to 9 channels, remote up to 64 channels
$2,780.94Low Price Guarantee - $2,605.50SKU: GNR-330
ACTi GNR-330 64-Channel 6-Bay RAID Tower Standalone NVR
- 6-bay Tower Standalone NVR
- Hardware RAID 0, 1, 5, 10
- Maximum Number of Video Devices: 64
- Free License: 32 (32 channels for ACTi and 1 channel for third-party video device)
- Event trigger, response and notification
$2,605.50Low Price Guarantee
Network Video Recorder Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Network Video Recorder (NVR)?
A Network Video Recorder (NVR) is a device that records video footage from IP cameras over a network. Unlike traditional DVRs that use analog cameras, NVRs are specifically designed for digital video streams, allowing for higher resolution recordings and advanced features. They typically support multiple channels and can be accessed remotely, making them ideal for home security systems.
How do I choose the right NVR for my home?
When selecting an NVR, consider the number of camera channels you need, the resolution of the recordings, and the storage capacity. It's essential to ensure compatibility with your IP cameras, particularly if they use ONVIF protocols. Additionally, look for features like remote access, playback capabilities, and any smart analytics that may enhance security monitoring.
Can I connect different brands of IP cameras to my NVR?
Yes, many NVRs support multiple brands of IP cameras, especially those that comply with the ONVIF standard. This interoperability allows homeowners to mix and match cameras from different manufacturers, providing flexibility in their security system. However, it’s crucial to verify compatibility with your specific NVR model before making purchases.
What storage options are available for NVRs?
NVRs typically come with various storage options, including built-in hard drives and external storage capabilities. The storage capacity can range from a few terabytes to several, depending on the model. Consider how long you want to retain footage and the number of cameras in use, as these factors will influence the required storage size.
How do I set up an NVR at home?
Setting up an NVR involves connecting it to your network and attaching IP cameras. Most NVRs feature plug-and-play ports for easy camera installation. After connecting the devices, you will need to configure the NVR settings, including network parameters and recording schedules. Refer to the manufacturer’s warranty page for specific setup instructions related to your model.
