Axis Communications 03428-004 Tower Recording Server 8 Tb

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 03428-004 is the AXIS S1216 Tower MK II, an 8 TB tower-form network video recording server designed for professional IP surveillance installations. This unit provides onboard storage and recording management for multi-channel IP camera systems, centralizing video data in a single rack-friendly tower chassis. It is deployed by security integrators, IT professionals, and surveillance system technicians working on mid- to large-scale commercial or institutional camera networks. The 8 TB storage capacity supports extended retention periods across multiple camera channels without requiring immediate external storage expansion.

The AXIS S1216 Tower MK II is suited for commercial, institutional, and enterprise environments where a dedicated, standalone recording server is required. Typical installations include office buildings, retail facilities, warehouses, and campus security deployments. It operates as part of a broader IP video surveillance infrastructure, connecting to network switches and IP cameras over a standard LAN. Security system integrators and network-trained technicians handle deployment in environments requiring continuous, high-availability video recording.

Key Features

• 8 TB onboard storage capacity for multi-channel IP video recording
• Tower form factor supports flexible placement without rack infrastructure
• MK II generation design for updated performance and compatibility within the AXIS S12 series recording platform
• Intended for professional IP surveillance system deployments
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specification recording server within the AXIS S1216 series, intended for use with compatible IP camera systems and network video management software in professional surveillance installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security systems integrator or network technician familiar with IP video surveillance infrastructure. Power down all related network equipment before making physical connections to the server. Follow the manufacturer documentation and applicable local electrical codes when connecting to mains power and network infrastructure. Do not place the unit in environments that exceed its rated operating conditions as specified in the manufacturer datasheet.