Honeywell Commercial Security HNMPE96E120T12R6 Nvr 96ch 120TB

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY HNMPE96E120T12R6 is a high-capacity network video recorder (NVR) built for large-scale commercial surveillance installations. It supports 96 channels of IP camera input and ships with 10 drives at 12 terabytes each, delivering 120 terabytes of total raw storage. The unit is configured with RAID 6, providing fault tolerance against simultaneous dual-drive failure without data loss. This NVR is intended for installation and configuration by licensed security integrators and professional surveillance technicians who require enterprise-grade recording infrastructure.

This unit is suited for large commercial, institutional, or enterprise environments where continuous, high-channel-count video recording is required. Typical deployments include corporate campuses, warehouses, transportation hubs, healthcare facilities, and multi-building security systems. The RAID 6 storage architecture makes it appropriate for mission-critical installations where storage redundancy and uptime are non-negotiable requirements. A licensed security integrator or IT professional familiar with enterprise NVR platforms would typically handle the deployment and configuration.

Key Features

• 96-channel IP camera recording capacity for large-scale deployments
• 120TB total raw storage using 10 x 12TB hard disk drives
• RAID 6 configuration provides dual-drive fault tolerance
• Enterprise-class design suited for continuous 24/7 recording operations
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an enterprise-grade NVR for use in large commercial IP camera surveillance systems. No specific compatible camera models or system families were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security integrator or network professional familiar with enterprise NVR systems and IP surveillance infrastructure. Power down all connected devices before performing any hardware changes, including drive service or network interface work. Rack-mounting, network configuration, and storage pool setup should follow the manufacturer guidelines and applicable local codes. Do not attempt to reconfigure the RAID array without a verified data backup and full understanding of the storage controller interface.