Speco N8NRM4TB 8-channel 4K H.265 Nvr with Poe 4TB

Product Description

The SPECO N8NRM4TB is an 8-channel network video recorder (NVR) built for 4K H.265 IP camera systems with integrated Power over Ethernet (PoE). It centralizes video recording, storage, and camera power delivery into a single unit, eliminating the need for separate PoE switches or injectors. The onboard 4TB hard drive provides substantial local storage for continuous or event-based recording. This NVR is intended for installation by security system technicians and low-voltage professionals in commercial and light-commercial surveillance deployments where high-resolution recording and simplified cabling are priorities.

The N8NRM4TB suits applications where up to 8 IP cameras must be powered and managed from a centralized recorder. Typical installs include small commercial facilities, multi-tenant properties, warehouses, and campus buildings requiring full 4K resolution recording. The H.265 compression standard reduces storage consumption compared to H.264, making the included 4TB drive more efficient for extended retention periods. Installers working with structured cabling runs will benefit from the integrated PoE ports, which allow standard Cat5e or Cat6 cable to carry both data and power to each camera.

Key Features

• 8-channel capacity supports up to 8 simultaneous IP camera feeds
• 4K resolution recording with H.265 compression for efficient storage use
• Integrated PoE ports power cameras directly over Ethernet cabling
• 4TB hard drive included for onboard local storage
• Consolidated design reduces rack space and external switch requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or primary installation unit for 8-channel IP-based NVR security systems supporting 4K H.265 cameras with PoE connectivity.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera network configuration. Power down the unit before making any cabling connections to cameras or network infrastructure. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and manufacturer guidelines for maximum PoE cable run lengths. Ensure adequate ventilation around the unit to prevent thermal issues during continuous recording operation.