Axis Communications 02540-001 2U Nvr 64 License Raid 64TB

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02540-001 is a 2U rack-mount network video recorder (NVR) designed for large-scale IP video surveillance deployments. It ships with 64 camera licenses and includes RAID storage with a 64TB capacity, delivering enterprise-grade redundancy and continuous recording capability. This unit is intended for installation in standard 19-inch equipment racks and is typically deployed by systems integrators, security contractors, and IT professionals managing high-channel-count surveillance infrastructure. The combination of onboard RAID and generous storage capacity makes it suited for environments requiring extended video retention across a high number of camera channels.

This NVR is appropriate for commercial and enterprise environments including large office campuses, warehouses, transportation hubs, and municipal facilities. The 64-license model supports up to 64 IP cameras simultaneously, making it a fit for multi-zone surveillance systems where centralized recording and storage management are required. Installation is performed at the rack level, with network integration handled by qualified security or IT personnel.

Key Features

• 64 included camera licenses for large-channel IP video recording
• 64TB RAID storage for extended retention and data redundancy
• 2U rack-mount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• Enterprise-class NVR platform suited for commercial and institutional surveillance
• Sold as a single unit (EA) with all licenses included

Compatibility

Designed for use with AXIS IP cameras and AXIS Camera Station or compatible ONVIF-conformant IP video management systems in enterprise rack environments. Specific compatible camera models or software versions were not provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security systems integrator or IT professional familiar with rack-mount NVR deployment. Power down all related network switching equipment before performing rack installation and cable management. Follow local electrical codes and the facility's structured cabling standards when connecting network and power feeds. RAID configuration should be completed before placing the unit into active recording service.