The video recording & storage length is determined by many factors. Recording mode, resolution, bitrate and frame rate parameters are the most important factors among them. The NVR has installed 12TB HDDs can record approximate 9 days if it connects with 16-channels video with 4K resolution in 24 hours video recording manner.
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16-Channels 4K H.265/H.264 Smart NVR
EN6363 is a 16CH 4K H.265 NVR belongs to our smart NVR series. The smart NVR is the latest concept that brings intelligence, efficiency, and convenience to modern IP video surveillance, our 16CH smart NVR is enriched with smart video analytics which is specifically designed to deliver smart security to various video surveillance applications.
The Linux OS embedded or standalone NVR can provide 4K video recording up to 16-channels, the total incoming bandwidth is 80Mbps. As the NVR complies to ONVIF specification, third-party network cameras supported. Thanks to its Quadcore CPU has 3D GPU built-in, employing anti-virus Linux OS and optimized video management software, this NVR is able to provide versatile functions, best video quality with higher resolution, reliable and stable performance for 24 hours IP video surveillance applications.
Key Features of 16CH H.264+ NVR
- Support 16-channel 4K or lower video resolution
- ONVIF standard, third-party network cameras supported
- Free P2P platform, easy remote monitoring via smartphones
- Support 4K video preview, recording, and playback
- Can achieve IVA (intelligent video analysis) without IP camera’s support
- Maximum 4-channel 1080p simultaneously/1-channel 4K decoding/playback
- H.264+/H.264/MJPEG video compression format
- Schedule, manual, event, motion detection recording modes
- 2x SATA interfaces, maximum 12TB storage capacity
- 4IN1OUT Alarm interface for integrated security solution
- RTSP, RTMP, SMTP, FTP multiple video stream protocols
- Non-ActiveX plugin web server to support Edge, IE, Chrome, Firefox browsers
- 4K HDMI video output
- Incredible and user-intuitive digital zoom
- Video backup through network, USB 3.0/USB 2.0 ports
- Support 3G/4G/WiFi dongle
- Equipped with RS485 port to support PTZ control
- Free App, free CMS software
Best NVR for your megapixel IP cameras
This NVR supports maximum 4K ultra high definition IP cameras, it also works with megapixel IP cameras that support lower resolution. It allows users to select different video resolution according to the specification of video stream. Therefore it can offer a flexible video recording solution to your IP cameras. Despite video recording at 4K resolution, it's equipped with a HDMI port to support 4K video output, it can be connected to your 4K TV or HDMI. By utilizing 4K technology, you can setup an ultra high definition IP security system that brings you incredible high clarity video covering a large area.
H.265/H.264/MJPEG video format
H.265 video format supported to allow users to benefits from this new video compression technology. H.265 promises to lower fifty percent bitrate, therefore can save half network bandwidth and the video storage, which in turn, greatly reducing the cost of running the IP security system. H.264+ also enables 4K video transmission over limited network bandwidth to become possible. Under the same bandwidth, H.265 can allow your system to have more IP cameras connected or transmit higher resolution video.
Smart video analytics engine
It's a smart NVR that is incorporated with latest smart video analytics engine. The smart NVR can not only make your IP video system become smarter and more efficient, it's also a useful productivity tool to help you grow your business. The IVA engine can work independently without your IP camera's support. It offers multiple intelligent video analysis including cross line detection which can be used as a perimeter protection, region detection, object counting, as well as object detection (missing or leaving). The smart NVR can relieve your security burden by providing accurate detection and instant notification upon an alarm occurs.
Integrated Security Solution
The 16CH 4K H.264+ NVR comes with rich peripheral interfaces, it has alarm I/O to better accommodate the increasing demands for integrated security solution. By leveraging the alarm I/O, the NVR can be easily integrated with other security systems such as access control, home automation, intrusion alarm to achieve linkage alarming and actions. Users also can simply connect several security detectors to the NVR's alarm I/O to setup a smart security system that not merely can do video monitoring, but also can protect the premises from burglaries.
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Specification
- Model: EN6363
- IPC Channel: 16 channels
- Stream quality: 16×(3840*2160/4K UHD/12MP), 16×(2592*1944/5MP), 8x (1920*1080/2MP), 16x (1280*960/960P/720p)
- Display/Video Resolution: 4K/5MP/3MP/1080P/960P/720P
- Recording Mode: Manual, Full Time, Scheduled, Motion Detection, Alarm Event
- Playback: 1/4 channel playback simultaneously
- Recording storage: 2x HDD bays, max. 12 terabytes (TB)
- Backup method: External HDD, USB disc, Network
- IE browser: Support LAN management, client management and remote IE visit
- Dual stream: Individual setting by each channel
- Mobile Phone Surveillance: Support (iPhone, Android) operation system
- Wireless: Support 3G/4G and WIFI dongle
- Compatibility : ONVIF (High profile S, High profile G), RTSP/RMTP
- Mouse Zoom: Click any area and zoom in or zoom out on the image by mouse
- Motion Detection: Motion detection area selection, sensitivity 6 grade selection
- Smart Video Analytics: Smart video analytics 2.0 (perimeter detection, region detection, object detection, object counting)
- Search: By time (calendar), backup, by event,
- IP video input: 1x 10/100Mbps Self-adaptive Ethernet Port
- Video Output: 1CH HDTV HDMI (4K UHD resolution)
- Video compression: H.264/AVC, H.265/HEVC (Main/Main 10 profile@level 5.1 high-tier), MJPEG
- Audio Compression: Standard G.711
- Audio Output: 1CH BNC
- Audio Talk: Two-way intercom
- Alarm Input: 4CH
- Alarm Output: 1CH
- Network: RJ45 Ethernet port(10M/100Mbps)
- RS485: Full duplex RS485, Support 19 PTZ protocols
- USB: 1x USB 3.0 ports, 2x USB 2.0 ports
- E-SATA: N/A
- SATA HDD Ports: SATA 1.0, SATA 2.0, SATA 3.0
- Power Supply: AC/DC Power Adapter (input 100-240V AC; output 12V 3A)
- Consumption: ≤20W without HDD
- Mechanical Dimensions: 350mm*240mm*68mm
- Weight: 1.7Kg
- Ingress protection: None/Indoor usage
- Protection Class: Indoor
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to +55°C
- Operating Humidity: 20% ~ 80% (non-condensing)
4K H.265 NVR FAQ
Does this NVR support my H.264 IP cameras?
As it supports H.264+H.264/MJPEG video format, it also work with your traditional H.264 IP cameras.
What processor does the NVR use?
The NVR uses Hisilicon Hi3798M V200 processor, it’s a 4K system-on-chip solution has the reliable Linux OS embedded. This processor adopts Quad core Cortex A53 processor (15K DMIPS), integrated with a 3D ARM Mali-450 and Hisilicon Dual-core GPU, included HiVXE 2.0 video engine supporting 4Kp60 10-bit H.264+ and VP9 decoding, 4Kp30 H.264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, VC1, VP6/VP8, Real Media 8/9/10.
How to select a monitor to work with it?
The NVR only has a single HDMI video output, it’s required to use a 4K monitor to achieve 4K video surveillance, and the minimum required resolution is 1080P. Therefore, the NVR only works with HDTV or 4K monitors equipped with a HDMI port.
Can it connect to the WiFi?
It can’t not directly connect to WiFi, as it doesn’t have WiFi module built-in. However, it can work with 4G/3G and WiFi dongle, which can enable it to use WiFi for network connection. Due to the bandwidth limitation, we don’t recommend users to use WiFi connection.
My network cameras can’t be discovered
If both IP cameras and the NVR connect correctly to the router/switch, but the NVR can’t discover any cameras, there is most likely an IP conflict. The easiest solution is to change the default IP address either on IP cameras or the NVR. Additionally, making sure you have ticked/selected all the protocols when manually search the IP cameras on NVR.
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