Hanwha Vision - Us BRB-X1610SE-4TB 1U Blaze Poe Nvr

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US BRB-X1610SE-4TB is a 1U rack-mount network video recorder (NVR) in the Blaze series, equipped with built-in Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports for direct IP camera connections without separate switches. Designed for professional security integrators and system installers, this NVR consolidates camera power delivery and video recording into a single 1U chassis. The unit ships as a single device and is categorized as a network video recorder, making it suitable for structured surveillance installations in commercial and light-industrial environments.

This NVR is suited for installations where rack space is limited and a streamlined PoE infrastructure is required. The 1U form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks. Security integrators typically deploy this unit in commercial facilities, multi-tenant buildings, and campus environments where centralized IP camera management and local storage are needed. The 4TB storage designation indicates onboard drive capacity included at time of shipment, supporting extended local recording without additional storage configuration.

Key Features

• 1U rack-mount chassis saves rack space in structured wiring closets and server rooms
• Built-in PoE ports eliminate the need for a separate PoE switch for camera power delivery
• 4TB onboard storage included for local video retention out of the box
• Part of the Blaze NVR series, designed for professional IP surveillance deployments
• Single-unit configuration (sold individually) simplifies procurement and inventory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network video recorder compatible with IP cameras that support standard PoE power delivery and ONVIF or manufacturer-native protocols typical of professional surveillance systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or low-voltage technician familiar with IP surveillance systems and structured cabling standards. Power down all connected devices and disconnect camera feeds before servicing or replacing the unit. Rack mounting requires standard rack hardware and should conform to local electrical codes for low-voltage equipment. Do not exceed the total PoE power budget of the unit across connected cameras.