Recording Accessories
Recording accessories extend capacity, improve reliability, and simplify service for DVRs and NVRs. Select surveillance-grade hard drives for 24/7 workloads, SD cards for edge recording, expansion bays and hot-swap cases for scalable storage and fast replacement, hard drive readers for off-line evidence export, and expansion cards when additional interfaces are required. Verify interface and form factor (SATA/SAS, 3.5"/2.5"), bay count and RAID options, workload/MTBF ratings, and environmental specifications to match retention and uptime targets. For a balanced system, pair accessories with the right NVRs, capture cards, and recording software.
- $1,472.89SKU: 03317-001
Axis 03317-001 Enterprise Hard Drive 12 TB
- Easily expand the capacity of AXIS S12 Recording Servers
- End-to-end Axis quality
- Optimized for high workloads
$1,472.89Low Price Guarantee - $1,480.74SKU: HDS20A
Luminys HDS20A 20TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD, 7200 RPM, 256MB Cache, 180TB/Year Workload
- 20TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD
- 7200 RPM
- 256MB Cache
- 180TB/yr Workload
$1,480.74Low Price Guarantee - $1,170.49SKU: HDS16A
Luminys HDS16A 16TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD, 7200 RPM, 256MB Cache, 180TB/Year Workload
- 16TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD
- 7200 RPM
- 256MB Cache
- 180TB/yr Workload
$1,170.49Low Price Guarantee - $853.18SKU: HDS12A
Luminys HDS12A 12TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD, 7200 RPM, 256MB Cache, 180TB/Year Workload
- 12TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD
- 7200 RPM
- 256MB Cache
- 180TB/yr Workload
$853.18Low Price Guarantee - $548.81SKU: HDE10A
Luminys HDE10A 10TB 3.5" Enterprise Surveillance HDD 7200 RPM 256MB Cache 550TB/Year Load
- 10TB 3.5" Enterprise Surveillance HDD
- 7200 RPM
- 256MB Cache
- 550TB/yr Workload
$548.81Low Price Guarantee - $733.31SKU: HDS10A
Luminys HDS10A 10TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD, 7200 RPM, 256MB Cache, 180TB/Year Workload
- 10TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD
- 7200 RPM
- 256MB Cache
- 180TB/yr Workload
$733.31Low Price Guarantee - $539.41SKU: HDS8A
Luminys HDS8A 8TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD, 7200 RPM, 256MB Cache, 180TB/Year Workload
- 8TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD
- 7200 RPM
- 256MB Cache
- 180TB/yr Workload
$539.41Low Price Guarantee - $388.98SKU: HDS6A
Luminys HDS6A 6TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD, 5900 RPM, 128MB Cache, 180TB/Year Workload
- 6TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD
- 5400 RPM
- 128MB Cache
- 180TB/yr Workload
$388.98Low Price Guarantee - $263.23SKU: HDS4A
Luminys HDS4A 4TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD, 5900 RPM, 64MB Cache, 180TB/Year Workload
- 4TB 3.5" Surveillance HDD
- 5400 RPM
- 64MB Cache
- 180TB/yr Workload
$263.23Low Price Guarantee
Recording Accessories Frequently Asked Questions
What are recording accessories for surveillance systems?
Recording accessories are components used to enhance the functionality and storage capacity of surveillance systems. These include hard drives, SD cards, and RAID storage solutions that enable the recording and retention of video footage from security cameras.
How do I choose the right hard drive for my surveillance system?
Selecting the right hard drive involves considering the storage capacity, speed, and compatibility with your surveillance system. Look for drives specifically designed for surveillance, as they offer enhanced performance and reliability for continuous recording and playback.
What is the difference between an SD card and a hard drive for surveillance?
An SD card is a compact storage device typically used for smaller video recordings, while a hard drive provides larger storage capacities suitable for extensive surveillance footage. Hard drives are ideal for systems requiring significant data retention, whereas SD cards are often used in portable or less demanding setups.
Can I use any hard drive with my surveillance system?
Not all hard drives are compatible with surveillance systems. It is essential to use drives designed for surveillance applications, as they are built to handle continuous writing and have features like enhanced workload ratings, ensuring reliability and performance.
What should I consider when buying storage solutions for my security cameras?
When purchasing storage solutions, consider factors like storage capacity, read/write speeds, reliability, and compatibility with your existing surveillance system. Additionally, evaluate the expected recording duration and the number of cameras to determine the appropriate storage size.















