Hanwha Vision BRB-X3210S1E-24TB 2U Poe Nvr 24TB

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US BRB-X3210S1E-24TB is a 2U rackmount PoE network video recorder (NVR) built on an Intel-based platform and designed for professional security and surveillance installations. This unit ships with 24TB of onboard storage, providing substantial capacity for high-channel, high-resolution recording environments. The Intel-based architecture supports demanding video processing workloads, making it suited for enterprise, commercial, and large-scale facility deployments. Installation and configuration are typically handled by licensed security integrators or low-voltage technicians familiar with IP camera infrastructure and network-based recording systems.

The BRB-X3210S1E-24TB belongs to the BLAZE PoE NVR product line and is intended for installations requiring centralized IP video recording with integrated PoE switching capability. The 2U form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks common in data closets, server rooms, and security operations centers. This recorder is appropriate for commercial, institutional, and enterprise environments where reliable, high-capacity continuous recording is required across a large number of IP cameras.

Key Features

• Intel-based processing platform for high-performance video handling
• 24TB onboard storage for extended high-resolution recording retention
• Integrated PoE ports eliminate the need for separate PoE switches at camera runs
• 2U rackmount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• BLAZE NVR platform designed for scalable IP surveillance deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specification network video recorder within the HANWHA VISION BLAZE PoE NVR product line. Confirm IP camera compatibility with supported ONVIF profiles or HANWHA VISION-approved camera lists prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified low-voltage technician familiar with IP networking and rackmount equipment. Power down all associated network switches and camera feeds before making rack connections. Follow local electrical codes and structured cabling standards when routing PoE camera and network cabling to the unit. Verify network configuration, storage RAID settings, and recording schedules before commissioning the system.