Speco N64NR24TB 64-channel 4K H.265 Nvr 24TB

Product Description

The SPECO N64NR24TB is a 64-channel network video recorder (NVR) built for high-demand surveillance installations. It supports 4K resolution recording using H.265 compression, which reduces storage consumption without sacrificing image quality. Onboard video analytics capability allows the system to process motion detection, object classification, and event-based triggers at the recorder level. This unit ships with 24TB of installed storage, making it ready for deployment without additional drive sourcing. Security integrators and low-voltage installation contractors are the primary trades that specify and install this class of recorder.

The N64NR24TB is suited for mid-to-large commercial, institutional, and campus-scale IP camera deployments where high channel counts, high-resolution recording, and local analytics processing are required. Typical applications include warehouses, multi-building facilities, parking structures, and retail environments requiring centralized recording across a large camera array. The 24TB onboard capacity supports extended retention periods at high resolution, reducing the frequency of storage expansion cycles.

Key Features

• 64 IP camera channels with 4K resolution recording support
• H.265 compression reduces storage bandwidth compared to H.264
• Onboard video analytics for event-driven recording and alerting
• 24TB pre-installed storage included at shipment
• NVR architecture supports standard IP camera integration over network infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed for use in IP-based surveillance systems accepting standard ONVIF-profile or manufacturer-compatible network cameras in 64-channel NVR configurations. No specific compatible camera models or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems contractor. The unit should be rack-mounted in a secure, climate-controlled equipment room or server closet with adequate ventilation. Power down all associated network switches and confirm IP address planning before commissioning. Camera network segmentation on a dedicated VLAN is standard practice for systems of this scale.