Honeywell Commercial Security HNMPE128E264T22R5 Nvr 128CH

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY HNMPE128E264T22R5 is a high-capacity network video recorder (NVR) built for large-scale commercial surveillance deployments. It supports 128 channels of simultaneous IP camera recording and ships with 12 hard drives totaling 264TB of raw storage configured in a RAID 5 array. RAID 5 provides fault tolerance with distributed parity, allowing the system to survive a single drive failure without data loss. This unit is intended for installation by certified security integrators and commercial AV or low-voltage professionals in enterprise, institutional, or large commercial environments.

This NVR is suited for commercial facilities requiring high channel density and long-term video retention — including campuses, warehouses, transportation hubs, hospitals, and multi-building complexes. The 128-channel capacity allows consolidation of a large IP camera network into a single recording platform. The 264TB RAID 5 storage array supports extended retention periods depending on camera resolution, frame rate, and compression settings. Installation is typically performed as part of a structured IP security system managed through a video management software (VMS) platform.

Key Features

• 128-channel IP camera recording capacity for large-scale deployments
• 264TB total storage across 12 installed hard drives
• RAID 5 configuration provides single-drive fault tolerance and data redundancy
• Purpose-built NVR form factor designed for commercial security infrastructure
• Sold as a single unit (EA) with drives pre-installed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network video recorder for large commercial IP camera security systems. Consult system documentation for supported camera protocols, VMS compatibility, and network switch requirements before deployment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems integrator familiar with IP networking, RAID storage management, and commercial surveillance platforms. Power down the unit and disconnect all network connections before performing any drive service or hardware changes. Rack-mount installations should comply with applicable building and electrical codes. Do not mix drive capacities or models within the RAID array without consulting manufacturer guidance.