InVid VN2A-64/4TB: 64 Channel NVR for Enterprise Surveillance
The VN2A-64 64 channel NVR is engineered for large-scale IP video surveillance deployments requiring high-performance recording and extensive storage capacity. This enterprise-grade network video recorder delivers 384 Mbps input bandwidth with four dedicated NIC cards, making it ideal for security integrators, data centers, and organizations managing complex multi-camera surveillance networks. With 4K video resolution support and sixteen HD bays, the VN2A-64/4TB provides the scalability and reliability needed for mission-critical surveillance operations.
Key Features
- 64 channel NVR with 384 Mbps input bandwidth for simultaneous multi-camera recording
- Four NIC cards for robust network connectivity and redundancy
- Sixteen HD bays enabling 4TB storage configuration with expansion capability
- 4K video resolution support for ultra-high-definition surveillance footage
- Enterprise-grade architecture designed for large-scale IP video deployments
- High-performance recording with advanced network video management
- Scalable storage solution suitable for extended retention requirements
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Innovative Video Technology |
| Model |
VN2A-64 |
| Part Number |
VN2A-64/4TB |
| Channel Capacity |
64 Channels |
| Input Bandwidth |
384 Mbps |
| Network Interface Cards |
4 NIC Cards |
| Storage Bays |
16 HD Bays |
| Storage Configuration |
4TB |
| Video Resolution |
4K Support |
| Application |
Enterprise IP Video Recording |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 64 channel NVR used for?
A 64 channel NVR like the VN2A-64 is used for large-scale surveillance deployments where organizations need to record video from dozens of IP cameras simultaneously. This makes it ideal for enterprise facilities, data centers, campuses, and critical infrastructure requiring comprehensive video monitoring and extended storage retention.
How much video can the 4TB storage hold?
The VN2A-64/4TB with sixteen HD bays provides 4TB of storage capacity. Actual retention time depends on video resolution, frame rate, and compression settings. With 4K support and 64 channels, organizations can configure retention policies ranging from days to weeks depending on their specific surveillance requirements.
What does 384 Mbps input bandwidth mean for NVR performance?
The 384 Mbps input bandwidth indicates the maximum data rate the NVR can process simultaneously across all 64 channels. This high bandwidth capacity ensures smooth, uninterrupted recording of multiple high-resolution video streams without bottlenecks, critical for maintaining video quality in enterprise surveillance systems.
Why does this NVR have four NIC cards?
The four NIC cards provide network redundancy, load balancing, and failover protection. This architecture ensures reliable connectivity for the 64 channel NVR in mission-critical environments, preventing single points of failure and enabling seamless network management across large surveillance deployments.