Digital Watchdog DW-BJRR2P120T6 Nvr Rack 120TB Windows Raid 6

Product Description

The DIGITAL WATCHDOG DW-BJRR2P120T6 is a rack-mounted network video recorder (NVR) server configured with 120 terabytes of storage capacity, running a Windows operating system with RAID 6 redundancy. Built for professional surveillance installations, this unit provides fault-tolerant storage across multiple drives, allowing the system to sustain two simultaneous drive failures without data loss. It is designed for security integrators and surveillance professionals who require high-capacity, reliable video retention in a structured rack environment.

This unit is suited for mid-to-large commercial surveillance deployments where continuous recording across many camera channels is required. Rack-mount NVR servers of this class are typically installed in IT closets, data rooms, or dedicated security equipment enclosures. The Windows-based platform allows familiar administration tools and integration with existing network infrastructure. RAID 6 configuration makes it appropriate for mission-critical installations where recorded footage integrity cannot be compromised.

Key Features

• 120TB raw storage capacity for high-channel, long-retention video recording
• RAID 6 configuration provides dual-drive failure tolerance
• Windows operating system enables straightforward administration and software compatibility
• Rack-mount form factor suits structured IT and security equipment enclosures
• NVR server class hardware designed for professional surveillance environments

Compatibility

Designed as an NVR rack server for professional IP camera surveillance systems. Specific camera channel capacity and compatible camera models or VMS 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-mounted server hardware and IP surveillance infrastructure. Power down and isolate all related network segments before servicing internal components. Ensure the rack enclosure provides adequate airflow and power capacity to support the unit's requirements. Follow local electrical codes and the manufacturer's documentation when connecting power and network interfaces.