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The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY HNMPE64E180T18R5 is a high-capacity network video recorder (NVR) designed for large-scale commercial surveillance installations. This unit supports 64 channels of simultaneous IP camera recording and is configured with 10 hard disk drives at 18TB each, delivering 180TB of total onboard storage. The RAID 5 array provides redundant data protection, ensuring recorded footage remains intact if a single drive fails. Security integrators and commercial AV contractors deploy this unit in environments where continuous, high-channel-count recording with fault-tolerant storage is required.
This NVR is suited for commercial and enterprise security deployments where large numbers of IP cameras must be managed and recorded from a single appliance. Typical applications include large office complexes, warehouses, multi-tenant facilities, and campus environments. The 64-channel capacity and 180TB storage pool support extended retention periods across high-resolution camera feeds. Installation is performed by licensed security system integrators or commercial low-voltage contractors familiar with IP surveillance infrastructure and network configuration.
Designed as an OEM network video recorder for commercial IP surveillance systems supporting 64-channel camera inputs. Consult Honeywell Commercial Security documentation for verified compatible IP camera models and VMS software versions.
Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or low-voltage contractor experienced with IP surveillance systems and network infrastructure. Power down the unit completely before adding or replacing drives, and follow the manufacturer RAID configuration procedures before commissioning. Network switch capacity, PoE budgets, and bandwidth requirements should be calculated prior to connecting cameras. Local codes and applicable NFPA or building security standards should be reviewed before installation in regulated facilities.
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