Network Video Recorder Ernitec 0070-10406 64 Channels 16 TB Black

The Ernitec 0070-10406 Network Video Recorder (NVR) supports up to 64 IP camera inputs and an incoming bandwidth of 400 Mbps. It provides preview and playback resolutions up to 12MP and dual HDMI plus one VGA outputs with up to 3840×2160 on the primary HDMI. The unit supports face recognition, multi-object recognition, perimeter protection for up to 4 channels, and flexible RAID storage with eight SATA bays (each up to 16 TB) supporting RAID 5/6/10.

Advantages

This 64-channel NVR delivers high decoding capacity and multi-screen display options while handling large incoming and outgoing bandwidths of 400 Mbps. It integrates AI features such as face comparison and multi-object recognition for vehicles, people and license plates. The device includes dual gigabit Ethernet ports, multiple video outputs (2×HDMI, 1×VGA), comprehensive alarm I/O and support for up to eight SATA hard disks with RAID for data redundancy.

Suitable for

• Medium to large surveillance installations requiring up to 64 IP cameras
• Sites needing AI features like face recognition and vehicle/person detection
• Locations that require high-resolution preview and playback up to 12MP
• Environments demanding RAID-protected local storage with multiple HDDs

Key specifications

• IP camera inputs: 64 channels; incoming/outgoing bandwidth: 400 Mbps
• Decoding capacity: up to 1ch 12MP, 4ch 8MP, 8ch 4MP, 16ch 1080P, 32ch D1, 64ch D1
• Video outputs: HDMI1 up to 3840×2160, HDMI2 and VGA up to 1920×1080
• AI: face comparison, multi-object recognition (vehicle, human, non-motor vehicle, license plate)
• Storage: 8 × SATA (each up to 16 TB); RAID 5/6/10; 1 × eSATA
• Interfaces: 2 × RJ45 10/100/1000 Mbps, 4 × USB (2 front USB2.0, 2 rear USB3.0), RS485, RS232
• Alarm I/O: 16 alarm inputs, 6 alarm outputs; audio in/out 1/1
• Power: AC 100–240 V; operating temperature -10 °C to 50 °C; certifications CE/FCC

How to use

Install up to eight SATA HDDs (each supported up to 16 TB) and configure RAID 5/6/10 as required for redundancy. Connect IP cameras to the network and add them to the NVR via its web interface, ONVIF or provided SDK. Use the HDMI or VGA outputs for local monitoring and configure recording modes (manual, schedule, event-triggered). Configure network settings (HTTP/HTTPS, TCP/IP, DHCP, DDNS) and set up user accounts with required permissions; up to 16 remote users are supported.

Recommendations

For stable operation, install compatible SATA enterprise-class HDDs and configure RAID according to your redundancy needs. Ensure the network can handle the specified 400 Mbps incoming bandwidth and limit simultaneous high-resolution streams if network capacity is constrained.