Hanwha Vision - Us WRN-1632S-18TB 2U Wave Poe Nvr

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US WRN-1632S-18TB is a 2U rack-mount network video recorder (NVR) built on an Intel-based platform and designed for professional IP camera surveillance systems. It supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) connectivity, allowing cameras to receive both data and power over a single network cable without the need for separate power supplies at each camera location. This unit is intended for installation and configuration by licensed security integrators, IT professionals, and surveillance system technicians working on commercial or enterprise-grade deployments.

This NVR is suited for mid-to-large scale video surveillance installations where centralized recording and management of multiple IP camera feeds is required. The 2U rack-mount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks commonly found in server rooms, security operations centers, and telecom closets. The Intel-based architecture supports the Wave video management software platform, making it appropriate for deployments that standardize on HANWHA VISION - US ecosystem solutions.

Key Features

• 2U rack-mount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• Intel-based processing platform supports stable, high-throughput video recording workloads
• Integrated PoE ports simplify IP camera installation by combining data and power on a single cable run
• Designed for the Wave video management software platform
• 18TB storage capacity supports extended retention of high-resolution video footage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specification NVR for use within the HANWHA VISION - US Wave video management ecosystem. Compatible with PoE-enabled IP cameras supported by the Wave platform.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security systems integrator or IT professional familiar with rack-mount network equipment. Power down and disconnect all network feeds before servicing internal components. Follow NEC guidelines for low-voltage data and power wiring at the rack. Verify network switch compatibility and PoE budget requirements before connecting cameras to the NVR ports.