Alarm.com ADC-CSVR2000P-2TB-BNDL 2TB Poe Nvr Bundle

Product Description

The ALARM.COM INCORPORATED ADC-CSVR2000P-2TB-BNDL is a commercial-grade network video recorder and PoE switch bundle designed for professional security and surveillance installations. This unit combines onboard storage with Power over Ethernet switching capability, allowing connected IP cameras to receive power and transmit video data over a single cable run. It is intended for installation by licensed security integrators and low-voltage technicians working on commercial or multi-site surveillance systems. The 2TB onboard storage capacity supports continuous or event-based recording from multiple camera inputs.

This bundle is suited for commercial surveillance deployments where a compact, integrated recorder-and-switch solution is required. Typical installation scenarios include retail locations, light commercial buildings, and managed security service provider accounts. The PoE switching capability eliminates the need for separate power injectors at each camera drop, simplifying infrastructure and reducing hardware count at the installation site.

Key Features

• Integrated PoE switch and NVR in a single bundle for streamlined commercial deployments
• 2TB onboard storage for local video retention without external NAS devices
• PoE output powers connected IP cameras over standard Ethernet cabling
• Designed for managed security service provider and commercial integrator workflows
• Single-unit bundle reduces installation hardware and rack footprint

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solution for commercial IP camera surveillance systems utilizing PoE-powered network cameras and compatible with Alarm.com video service platforms as indicated by the ADC product line designation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP networking and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down the recorder and disconnect all network connections before servicing internal components or drives. PoE camera drops should be run and tested before connecting to the unit to avoid overloading the switch budget. Verify local codes and the Alarm.com platform provisioning requirements before commissioning the device on a customer account.