Network Equipment
Build a reliable, easy-to-manage IP surveillance system with the right network pieces from one place. Start with your cameras (IP cameras) and recording (NVR recorders), then connect everything with network switches (PoE simplifies power and cabling). Extend or adapt runs using network devices like PoE injectors, splitters, and long-distance extenders. No Ethernet nearby? Powerline networking can bridge from a wall outlet. For Wi-Fi add-ons, see network routers. Finally, manage live view, playback, alerts, and user access with video management software—most options offer mobile apps and simple setup for homeowners.
Featured Networking Equipment Manufacturers
- $6,218.00SKU: SN7A128R-M
ENS SN7A128R-M 128 Channel 8K Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- Up to 128-ch IP camera inputs
- Up to 2-ch@32 MP/2-ch@24 MP/4-ch@12 MP/8-ch@8 MP/16-ch@4 MP/32-ch@1080p decoding capacity
- Up to 400 Mbps incoming bandwidth and 400 Mbps outgoing bandwidth
- 2 HDMI (different source) and 2 VGA (different source) interfaces, 8K or dual 4K video outputs
- Supports special cameras, including people counting camera, ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) camera, and fisheye camera
$6,218.00Low Price Guarantee - $460.00SKU: ANR302A-16-S3
ENS ANR302A-16-S3 16 Channel Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- Non-PoE format: the correct specification when camera power is provided by a separate PoE switch (such as the Lysora LCS-16GS-P), individual PoE injectors, or 12V DC power supplies — providing maximum flexibility in network topology and camera placement without PoE cable length limitations from the NVR
- Full ANR302A feature set: P2P mobile access, HDMI and VGA outputs, SMD analytics, perimeter protection support, multi-brand ONVIF camera compatibility
$460.00Low Price Guarantee - $726.00SKU: ANR302A-16-16P-S3
ENS ANR302A-16-16P-S3 16 Channel 16 PoE Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- 16 integrated PoE ports: the maximum number of cameras that can be powered and connected directly from the NVR's built-in PoE switch — the correct specification for installations of 9–16 cameras where a separate PoE switch would be required without an integrated-PoE NVR
- SMD human/vehicle classification; perimeter protection IVS analytics support; P2P mobile access; ONVIF for third-party camera integration; 2× SATA bays — add surveillance-grade HDDs for up to maximum supported storage
$726.00Low Price Guarantee - $510.00SKU: ANR302A-08-8P-S3
ENS ANR302A-08-8P-S3 8 Channel 8 PoE Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- 8 × built-in PoE ports: connect and power up to 8 cameras with a single Cat6 cable per camera — no separate PoE switch required; cameras auto-register on the NVR for simplified commissioning
- SMD (Smart Motion Detection) with human/vehicle classification: dramatically reduces false alarm events from foliage, lighting changes, and small animals — alerts only trigger for confirmed human or vehicle detections
- HDMI and VGA outputs; 2× SATA bays for up to the maximum supported storage; add WD Purple or Seagate SkyHawk drives (sold separately)
$510.00Low Price Guarantee - $306.00SKU: ANR301HS-04-P-S3
ENS ANR301HS-04-P-S3 4 Channel 4 PoE Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- 4-channel 4PoE 4K H.265 Lite NVR; P2P remote surveillance with mobile app; self-adaptive decoding; supports mainstream ONVIF cameras; Smart H.265+/H.264+ compression for reduced storage and bandwidth; 1× SATA HDD bay
- Built-in 4-port PoE switch: cameras connect directly to the NVR's PoE ports — no separate PoE switch or injectors required; a single Cat6 cable per camera provides both power and video to the NVR
- Mobile remote access via P2P; ONVIF protocol compatibility for third-party IP cameras; HDMI and VGA video outputs; motion detection; VCA support for connected cameras
$306.00Low Price Guarantee - $298.00SKU: LR300G-P
ENS LR300G-P Lysora 10-Port Wired PoE+ Business Router
- Lysora Router, Desktop 10-port full gigabit router
- Providing one WAN port
- 6× LAN ports, and 3× LAN/WAN ports
- Supporting eight PoE/PoE+ interfaces & max. 110 W PoE power
- Recommended concurrency of 300
$298.00Low Price Guarantee - $3,380.00SKU: SN7864R-M
ENS SN7864R-M 64 Channel Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- Up to 64-ch IP camera inputs
- Up to 2-ch@32 MP/2-ch@24 MP/4-ch@12 MP/8-ch@8 MP/16-ch@4 MP/32-ch@1080p decoding capacity
- Up to 400 Mbps incoming bandwidth and 400 Mbps outgoing bandwidth
- 2 HDMI (different source) and 2 VGA (different source) interfaces, 8K or dual 4K video outputs
- Supports special cameras, including people counting camera, ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) camera, and fisheye camera
$3,380.00Low Price Guarantee - $1,390.00SKU: SN4432-16P-M
ENS SN4432-16P-M 32 Channel Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264 video formats
- Up to 32-ch IP camera inputs
- Up to 32-ch@1080p decoding capacity
- Up to 320 Mbps incoming bandwidth
$1,390.00Low Price Guarantee - $752.00SKU: SN3216-16PS-K
ENS SN3216-16PS-K 16 Channel AcuSense Network Video Recorder, No HDD
- Up to 16-ch IP camera inputs, plug & play with 16 power-over-Ethernet (PoE) interfaces
- H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264 video formats
- Up to 2-ch@12 MP or 3-ch@8 MP or 6-ch@4 MP or 12-ch@1080p decoding capacity
- Up to 160 Mbps incoming bandwidth
- Adopt Acusense technology to minimize manual effort and security costs
$752.00Low Price Guarantee
Network Frequently Asked Questions
What is a network surveillance camera?
A network surveillance camera is a digital video camera that transmits data over a network, allowing for remote viewing and recording. These cameras connect to a local area network (LAN) or the internet, enabling users to monitor their property from anywhere. They typically offer higher resolutions, advanced features like motion detection, and can integrate with various security systems.
How does a network camera differ from an analog camera?
Network cameras use digital signals to transmit video over a network, while analog cameras send video signals through coaxial cables. This difference allows network cameras to provide higher image quality, more flexibility in installation, and the ability to be accessed remotely. Additionally, network cameras often support advanced features such as analytics and cloud storage.
What are the benefits of using PoE (Power over Ethernet) for surveillance cameras?
PoE allows network cameras to receive power and data through a single Ethernet cable, simplifying installation and reducing clutter. This technology eliminates the need for separate power sources, making it easier to place cameras in various locations. PoE also enhances reliability and can be more cost-effective, especially in larger installations.
Can I access my network surveillance cameras remotely?
Yes, most network surveillance cameras come with remote access capabilities. This allows homeowners to view live feeds and recorded footage from their smartphones, tablets, or computers via an internet connection. Remote access often requires setting up an account with the camera manufacturer or using a specific app designed for the camera system.
What should I consider when choosing a network surveillance camera?
When selecting a network surveillance camera, consider factors such as resolution, field of view, night vision capabilities, and whether it supports PoE. Additionally, evaluate the camera's compatibility with existing security systems, storage options (cloud vs. local), and any advanced features like motion detection or two-way audio.
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