TP-Link NVRs

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Channels and PoE+

The NVR1004H-4P has four PoE+ ports of up to 30W from a 53W total budget. The NVR1008H-8MP has eight PoE+ ports at 30W per port and a 113W total budget, and the NVR2016H-16MP takes 16 IP inputs over PoE+ (IEEE 802.3af/at) with a 140W budget, so these cameras need no separate power supply. The NVR1008H takes eight IP cameras, and the NVR1016H sixteen at a maximum of 8MP.

Storage

The NVR1004H-4P takes one internal SATA drive, and the NVR1008H, NVR1008H-8MP and NVR1016H take one SATA drive. The NVR2016H-16MP has two SATA interfaces of up to 16TB each, 32TB in total. The NVR4032H has four SATA interfaces for 40TB in total, and the NVR4064H four for up to 64TB.

Viewing and playback

The NVR1004H-4P, NVR1008H-8MP and NVR2016H-16MP have 4K HDMI output. The NVR4032H outputs up to 3840x2160 at 30Hz over HDMI alongside VGA, and the NVR4064H has 2 HDMI and 1 VGA outputs for independent displays. Simultaneous playback covers 4 channels on the NVR1004H-4P and NVR1008H, 8 on the NVR1008H-8MP and 16 on the NVR4032H and NVR4064H.

Larger sites

The NVR4032H and NVR4064H have dual Gigabit Ethernet ports for multi-address mode, load balancing and network fault tolerance. The NVR4064H adds 16 alarm inputs and 4 alarm outputs, and the NVR2016H-16MP has 6 alarm inputs and 4 outputs.

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