Choose the DS-9024HUHI-K8 for up to 24 analog camera inputs or the DS-9032HUHI-K8 for up to 32. Instead of trying to divide a larger property across several smaller recorders, you can centralize more of the surveillance system in one place.

Need more cameras later? The DS-9024HUHI-K8 supports up to 48 IP video channels, while the DS-9032HUHI-K8 supports up to 64. That gives you considerably more flexibility as the property, coverage requirements, or surveillance system grows.

Support for HDTVI, AHD, HDCVI, CVBS, and IP video means you aren't limited to a single camera technology. If part of the property already has coax cameras and another area needs IP cameras, the recorder gives you a path to bring both technologies together.

The DVR accepts compatible IP cameras at resolutions up to 12 MP. This gives you more flexibility when certain areas require higher-resolution cameras instead of forcing every camera in the system to use the same resolution.

The recorder supports encoding resolutions up to 8 MP, including 8 MP at 8 fps, 5 MP at 12 fps, 4 MP at 15 fps, and 3 MP at 18 fps. When image detail matters, you have the ability to work with significantly higher resolutions than basic 1080p recording systems.

Hikvision's H.265 Pro+ compression is designed to improve encoding efficiency and reduce video storage requirements. That matters even more on a 24- or 32-camera system, where recording data can accumulate quickly.

Eight SATA interfaces support hard drives with capacities up to 10 TB per disk, along with an additional eSATA interface. Instead of being locked into the limited storage of a smaller recorder, you have substantial room to configure storage around your camera count and recording requirements.

The recorder supports hot-swappable HDDs and RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, and RAID 10 configurations. This gives professional installations more flexibility in how storage performance, capacity, and redundancy are configured.

HDTVI signals can reach up to 800 meters at 1080p and up to 1200 meters at 720p. For larger commercial properties or installations where cameras may be located far from the recorder, that transmission capability can make system design considerably more flexible.

The DVR supports multiple Video Content Analytics functions for compatible analog and smart IP cameras, including line crossing detection, intrusion detection, and sudden scene change detection. Smart search also helps make recorded-video review more efficient when you need to investigate an event.

When something happens, looking at one camera may not tell you everything. With up to 16-channel synchronous playback, multiple recordings can be reviewed together to help reconstruct how an event developed across different areas.

Hik-Connect, DDNS, dual Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, and support for up to 128 remote connections provide the networking capabilities needed for a professionally connected surveillance system.

HDMI2 supports video output up to 4K (3840 × 2160) at 30 Hz. When the recorder is connected to a compatible high-resolution display, you can monitor the system with considerably more screen resolution than a standard 1080p output.

For retail applications, the recorder supports POS-triggered recording and POS information overlay. This can make the system more useful when video needs to be reviewed alongside point-of-sale activity.

With 16 alarm inputs, 8 alarm outputs, RS-232, RS-485, eSATA, USB, dual Ethernet, multiple video outputs, and audio connectivity, the DVR provides the interfaces needed for more advanced surveillance installations.