Speco N32NRN4TB 32-channel 4K H.265 Nvr 4TB

Product Description

The SPECO N32NRN4TB is a 32-channel network video recorder built for professional IP camera surveillance systems. It supports 4K resolution recording using H.265 compression, delivering high-definition video storage at reduced file sizes compared to older codec standards. The unit ships with 4TB of onboard storage and is NDAA compliant, meeting federal procurement requirements that restrict the use of certain foreign-manufactured video surveillance equipment. This NVR is installed by licensed security integrators and surveillance technicians in commercial and institutional environments.

This recorder is suited for medium to large-scale IP camera deployments in commercial facilities, government buildings, educational institutions, and other sites requiring NDAA-compliant equipment. With 32 channels, it supports a substantial camera array under a single management interface. The included 4TB drive provides local storage capacity for recorded footage, and H.265 encoding extends usable retention time compared to H.264-based systems. Installers deploying this unit in federally funded or government-adjacent projects should verify NDAA Section 889 compliance documentation as required by the contracting authority.

Key Features

• 32 independent IP camera channels for large-scale deployments
• 4K resolution support for maximum image detail from compatible cameras
• H.265 compression reduces storage consumption compared to H.264
• NDAA compliant for use in government and federally funded installations
• 4TB onboard hard drive included for immediate local recording

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network video recorder compatible with standard ONVIF and RTSP-compliant IP cameras in 32-channel surveillance installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security systems integrator or low-voltage technician familiar with IP networking and NVR configuration. Power down all connected PoE switches or injectors before making camera network connections to avoid equipment damage. Rack-mount or shelf-mount the unit in a climate-controlled equipment room with adequate ventilation. Local codes and facility security policies may govern placement, access control to the recorder, and data retention settings.