Speco N64NR80TB 64-channel 4K H.265 Nvr 80TB

Product Description

The SPECO N64NR80TB is a 64-channel network video recorder (NVR) built for high-density IP camera deployments. It supports 4K resolution playback and recording using H.265 compression, which reduces storage consumption compared to older codecs while maintaining image quality. The unit ships with 80TB of onboard storage and includes built-in video analytics, making it suitable for large-scale commercial and institutional surveillance installations. Licensed security integrators and low-voltage contractors are the primary installers of this class of equipment.

This NVR is designed for commercial security applications where a high channel count and large local storage capacity are required. Typical installations include warehouses, campuses, retail chains, municipal facilities, and multi-building commercial sites. The integrated analytics capabilities support functions such as motion detection and event-based recording, reducing the need for additional analytics servers. The 80TB storage pool supports extended retention periods when combined with H.265 compression across all 64 channels.

Key Features

• 64 camera channels support large-scale IP surveillance deployments
• 4K resolution recording and playback for high-detail footage
• H.265 compression reduces storage overhead versus H.264
• 80TB onboard storage included for extended footage retention
• Integrated video analytics support event-driven recording and alerts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network video recorder compatible with IP cameras that support standard ONVIF or RTSP streaming protocols, as typically used in commercial surveillance infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems contractor in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 731 guidelines. Power down the unit before connecting or disconnecting storage drives or camera network cabling. The NVR should be mounted in a secure, ventilated equipment rack or enclosure to ensure adequate airflow and physical security. Verify network switch capacity and PoE budget before connecting cameras to the deployment network.