Digital Watchdog DW-BJAIP80TR Blackjack Ai Nvr 80TB Raid 5

Product Description

The DIGITAL WATCHDOG DW-BJAIP80TR is a rack-mount network video recorder (NVR) built on the Blackjack AI platform. It ships with 80TB of onboard storage configured in a RAID 5 array, providing fault tolerance and data redundancy for continuous surveillance operations. Designed for high-channel-count IP camera systems, this unit is sized for professional security installations where storage capacity, uptime, and AI-driven video analytics are primary requirements. Integration, commissioning, and ongoing administration are typically handled by licensed security systems integrators or IT professionals with IP networking experience.

The DW-BJAIP80TR is suited for commercial and enterprise-grade surveillance deployments requiring large-scale video retention. Its P-Rack form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks, making it appropriate for dedicated server rooms, network closets, and centralized security operations centers. The unit is intended for use with IP cameras transmitting over a structured cabling or fiber network infrastructure.

Key Features

• 80TB onboard storage capacity for extended video retention on high-channel deployments
• RAID 5 configuration provides fault tolerance with single-drive failure protection
• Blackjack AI platform supports AI-based video analytics at the recorder level
• P-Rack form factor fits standard 19-inch rack enclosures
• NVR architecture supports IP camera systems over standard network infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM network video recorder for use within the DIGITAL WATCHDOG Blackjack AI product line. Specific camera model compatibility should be verified against current DIGITAL WATCHDOG interoperability documentation prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and configuration should be performed by a qualified security systems integrator or IT professional familiar with IP video surveillance infrastructure. Power down and isolate all network segments as required before making physical connections to the rack unit. Follow the current edition of NFPA 70 (NEC) for all electrical connections and adhere to the facility structured cabling standards. Do not power on the unit until all drive bays are seated and secured and network connections are verified.