Hanwha Vision WRN-1632S-4TB 2U Wave Poe Nvr 4TB

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US WRN-1632S-4TB is a 2U rackmount Network Video Recorder built on an Intel-based platform and designed for professional surveillance installations. Running on the Wave video management platform, this NVR supports Power over Ethernet camera connectivity, consolidating power and data delivery over a single cable run. The 4TB onboard storage provides local recording capacity for multi-channel deployments. This unit is intended for installation by licensed security integrators and IT professionals managing enterprise or mid-to-large commercial surveillance systems.

The WRN-1632S-4TB fits into 2U of standard 19-inch rack space, making it compatible with existing server room and network equipment enclosures. The Wave platform provides a browser-based or client-based management interface for camera administration, recording schedules, and live monitoring. The integrated PoE switching eliminates the need for a separate PoE switch for camera connections, simplifying rack layouts in security closets and IDF rooms. This NVR is typically deployed in commercial buildings, campuses, retail environments, and institutional facilities requiring centralized video management.

Key Features

• Intel-based processing platform for stable, high-throughput video handling
• Integrated PoE ports eliminate the need for a separate PoE switch
• 2U rackmount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• 4TB onboard storage for local multi-channel recording
• Runs Hanwha Wave video management software for centralized camera control

Compatibility

Designed for use within the Hanwha Wave ecosystem as an OEM-matched NVR; specific compatible camera models and maximum channel counts were not provided in the available product data and should be confirmed against the published WRN-1632S-4TB datasheet prior to system design.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified IT professional familiar with IP camera systems and rack infrastructure. Power down or isolate the rack circuit before mounting and cabling the unit. Follow the facility structured cabling standards and applicable local codes when running PoE camera drops to the NVR. Do not stack equipment directly on top of the unit without verifying rack load ratings and adequate airflow clearance.