Honeywell Commercial Security HNMPE64E180T18R6 Nvr 64CH

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY HNMPE64E180T18R6 is a high-capacity network video recorder (NVR) designed for large-scale commercial surveillance installations. It supports 64 channels of IP camera input and ships with 10 hard disk drives at 18TB each, delivering 180TB of total raw storage capacity. RAID6 redundancy is configured onboard, providing fault tolerance against simultaneous dual-drive failure without data loss. Licensed security integrators and commercial low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this class of equipment.

This NVR is suited for enterprise and commercial security deployments where continuous multi-camera recording, high storage density, and data redundancy are required. Typical installations include large commercial facilities, campuses, warehouses, and multi-tenant buildings with dense IP camera networks. The 64-channel capacity accommodates extensive camera counts in a single recorder unit, reducing the need for multiple distributed recorders across a site.

Key Features

• 64-channel IP camera recording support for large-scale surveillance deployments
• 10 x 18TB HDDs installed for 180TB total raw storage capacity
• RAID6 configuration provides dual-drive fault tolerance and data redundancy
• Enterprise-grade NVR platform designed for continuous 24/7 operation
• Single-unit solution reduces infrastructure complexity in high-camera-count installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specification network video recorder for commercial IP camera security systems. No specific compatible camera models or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or low-voltage technician familiar with commercial NVR deployment and network infrastructure requirements. Power down all connected systems before performing any hardware servicing, drive replacement, or network reconfiguration. Rack-mount installations should follow the manufacturer mounting guidelines and applicable electrical codes. RAID configuration changes should only be performed by qualified personnel, as improper reconfiguration can result in data loss.