4 to 128 channel NVRs with built-in PoE, multiple SATA bays, RAID and 4K output.
A CP Plus network video recorder takes the streams from IP cameras, writes them to hard disks and serves live view and playback to monitors, the KVMS Pro software and the gCMOB app. The range runs from 4 and 8 channel units with built-in PoE ports for small sites to 16, 32 and 64 channel recorders with 2 to 8 SATA bays, and up to 128 channel units with RAID for campuses and city projects.
Models differ in incoming bandwidth, decoding capacity (how many 4 MP or 8 MP streams can be shown at once), number of SATA bays, RAID support, HDMI output resolution and alarm inputs. PoE NVRs power the cameras directly, which removes the separate switch on sites of up to 16 cameras; larger sites use a PoE switch and a non-PoE NVR.
Tell us the number of cameras now and in two years, their resolution, the recording days required, whether RAID or redundant disks are needed, and how many monitors and operators will watch, and we quote the NVR with surveillance-grade hard disks sized for the retention.
Elume sells CP Plus network video recorders on order: send the part numbers or the specification and the quantity, and we come back with one GST-ready quote, usually within a working day. Bulk and project quantities welcome; delivery across India. See the whole CP Plus range we quote on the CP Plus page, or the full catalogue on CP Plus's own site.
The series asked for most. Any other CP Plus part number is quoted the same way.
Sixteen 4 MP cameras at H.265 on continuous recording need roughly 16 to 20 TB for 30 days. We size the disks on the actual camera list and the frame rate.
Yes, if both are on the same network. Cameras in the second building connect through a PoE switch and a fibre or Cat 6 uplink to the NVR.
Surveillance-grade disks rated for 24x7 writing. We quote them with the NVR so the warranty and capacity match.
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