Connect up to four compatible PoE network cameras directly to the recorder through its four RJ-45 PoE interfaces. That can simplify a small surveillance installation by providing network connectivity and PoE through the NVR instead of requiring a separate PoE switch for those four connections.

Security footage can consume storage quickly. Hikvision states that H.265+ compression can reduce required storage space by up to 75%, helping you use available hard-drive capacity more efficiently.

The recorder supports IP camera input at resolutions up to 6 MP, giving you flexibility to use higher-resolution cameras where additional image detail matters. The datasheet specifies full-channel recording at up to 4 MP resolution.

With one SATA interface supporting a hard drive up to 6 TB, the recorder gives you dedicated local video storage without needing an unnecessarily large multi-drive recorder for a small system.

Rather than relying only on continuous footage, the NVR supports line-crossing and intrusion detection functions that can help you focus on activity occurring in defined areas or across defined boundaries.

When you need to investigate an incident, scrolling through hours of recording can become frustrating. Smart search lets you search a selected area within recorded video, helping make footage review more efficient.

The recorder also supports smart playback specifically designed to improve playback efficiency, helping you get through recorded footage more effectively when time matters.

See what was happening across multiple viewpoints instead of reviewing each camera separately. The NVR supports four-channel synchronous playback, with decoding capability of up to 4 channels at 1080p/30 fps, 2 channels at 4 MP/30 fps, or 1 channel at 6 MP/30 fps.

Need flexibility when setting up your monitoring display? HDMI and VGA can operate simultaneously, with output resolutions up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz.

Hikvision includes Hik-Connect support for easy network management, while the recorder supports up to 16 remote connections. This gives you more flexibility in how the surveillance system can be accessed and managed over the network.

After the recorder is activated, it can automatically search for and add network cameras, helping reduce some of the manual work involved in getting a compatible IP camera system configured.

The NVR provides up to 40 Mbps incoming and 60 Mbps outgoing bandwidth, giving its four camera channels dedicated network video handling in a compact recorder designed specifically for smaller installations.

At approximately 10.4 × 8.8 × 1.9 inches and no more than 2.2 lb, the recorder is compact enough to integrate into smaller surveillance setups where equipment space may be limited.