Hanwha Vision BRB-X1610SE-16TB 1U Poe Nvr 16 Channel

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US BRB-X1610SE-16TB is a 1U rack-mount network video recorder built on an Intel-based platform and designed for professional IP camera surveillance installations. Part of the BLAZE 16 series, this NVR integrates Power over Ethernet (PoE) switching directly into the unit, eliminating the need for a separate PoE switch for camera connectivity. It is sized for standard 1U rack enclosures, making it suitable for rack-dense security equipment rooms. Licensed security integrators, surveillance technicians, and IT infrastructure professionals are the primary installers of this class of device.

This unit is designed for use in commercial and enterprise surveillance environments where a centralized, rack-mounted recording solution is required. The integrated PoE architecture supports direct connection of IP cameras, simplifying cabling infrastructure in new installations and retrofits alike. The BLAZE 16 platform supports up to 16 camera channels, making it appropriate for mid-size commercial facilities, multi-zone retail environments, and similar applications requiring scalable video management in a compact 1U footprint.

Key Features

• 1U rack-mount form factor for standard 19-inch equipment racks
• Intel-based processing platform for stable NVR performance
• Integrated PoE ports eliminate the need for an external PoE switch
• 16-channel capacity supports mid-scale IP camera deployments
• BLAZE series architecture designed for professional surveillance integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM network video recorder for use with PoE-compatible IP cameras in professional surveillance systems. Verify camera protocol and stream compatibility with the BLAZE platform prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified IT/low-voltage technician familiar with IP surveillance infrastructure. Power down all associated network equipment before making rack or cabling connections. Rack mounting typically requires cage nuts, rack screws, and a proper grounding connection per local electrical codes. Configure network and camera settings through the NVR management interface before bringing cameras online.