ADESSO 16CH 4K NVR H.265 PoE with 8TB HDD for Pro Surveillance

The ADESSO INNOVATION INC 16CH NVR H.265 4K is a high-performance network video recorder designed for scalable, professional surveillance. It provides robust 4K recording, efficient storage, and easy camera integration for growing security setups.

• Channels: 16-channel surveillance support for comprehensive multi-camera monitoring
• Video Encoding: H.265 compression with 4K Ultra HD recording for crisp detail and lower bandwidth usage
• Storage: 8TB pre-installed HDD (CYBERVIEWN16-8TB) ready to capture high-resolution footage
• Expansion: 2 SATA interfaces to add more drives as your archive grows
• Power & Connectivity: Power over Ethernet (PoE) enables camera power and data over a single cable
• Brand: From ADESSO INNOVATION INC, a trusted name in scalable, enterprise-grade surveillance solutions

This NVR simplifies security management by consolidating recording, playback, and camera control in a single unit. The 4K capture preserves essential details for accurate event review, while H.265 efficiency helps you store longer histories without expanding your network bandwidth. With pre-installed storage and flexible SATA expansion, you can start strong and scale as your protection needs evolve. PoE support streamlines installation, reducing cabling complexity and installation costs.

Specs

• Channels: 16
• Video Encoding: H.265
• Resolution: 4K Ultra HD
• Storage: 8TB pre-installed HDD (CYBERVIEWN16-8TB)
• SATA Interfaces: 2
• PoE: Yes

FAQ

1. How many cameras can I connect? The NVR supports up to 16 IP cameras simultaneously.
2. Is there an HDD included? Yes—the unit comes with an 8TB pre-installed CYBERVIEWN16-8TB hard drive for immediate recording.
3. Can I add more storage later? Yes. The device provides 2 SATA interfaces for expanding storage as your archive grows.
4. What resolution and compression does it support? It records in 4K Ultra HD using H.265 for efficient use of bandwidth and storage.
5. Does it power cameras through the network? Yes, PoE support allows cameras to be powered directly over Ethernet cables, simplifying installation.