Honeywell HNMPE64E32T8R5 Nvr 64 Channel 32TB Raid 5

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY HNMPE64E32T8R5 is a performance-grade Network Video Recorder (NVR) built for large-scale IP camera deployments. It supports 64 channels of simultaneous video recording and ships configured with four 8TB hard disk drives, delivering 32TB of total onboard storage. The unit uses RAID 5 for data redundancy, distributing parity across all drives so that a single-drive failure does not result in data loss. This NVR is intended for installation by licensed security integrators and surveillance professionals managing high-density camera systems in commercial and enterprise environments.

The HNMPE64E32T8R5 is suited for commercial security installations requiring centralized recording across large IP camera networks. Typical deployments include multi-floor office buildings, warehouses, retail chains, and campus environments where a single recorder must handle a high channel count without compromising storage reliability. The RAID 5 configuration makes it appropriate for applications where continuous uptime and data integrity are operational requirements. Security system integrators will find this unit appropriate for new installations as well as replacements in existing Honeywell Commercial Security infrastructure.

Key Features

• 64-channel capacity supports large IP camera deployments from a single recorder
• Four 8TB HDDs installed at factory for 32TB total onboard storage
• RAID 5 configuration provides single-drive fault tolerance with no data loss on one drive failure
• Purpose-built for commercial and enterprise security applications
• Sold as a single unit (each) per the manufacturer unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-grade NVR for commercial IP camera security systems. No specific compatible camera models or system families were provided in the product data. Verify camera protocol and codec compatibility with the installer documentation before commissioning.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security systems integrator or qualified low-voltage technician familiar with IP networking and NVR commissioning. Power down all related network switch ports before making physical connections to the recorder. Consult local low-voltage and building codes, as well as the manufacturer installation guide, for rack-mounting clearance, ventilation requirements, and network configuration procedures. Do not alter the factory RAID configuration without first backing up any existing recorded footage.