ExacqVision IP01-16T-R1XL 1U 16TB IP Network Video Recorder
Technical Specification
- Make: exacqVision
- Model code: IP01-16T-R1XL
- Series: exacqVision X-Series NVRs
- Video inputs: 170
- Software solution: Yes
Continuously record 700Mbps of video for high concentration of HD cameras Up to 170 IP camera streams simultaneously connected Includes 1 IP camera Professional license Simultaneously connect up to 500 remote clients 2x 10GbE network interfaces for faster archiving and mass client performance Store up to 16TB (12TB usable) with front accessible storage Continuously record during single power source failure with dual power supplies Enterprise-class, continuous-duty hard drives Hot spare drive options for automatic replacement of failed drive Uninterrupted operation and video preservation in event of one or two drive failures via RAID 5 Solid state drive (SSD) for Linux operating system. RAID 1 protected dual SSDs Monitors hardware health in exacqVision client and with email/text notifications ESM Failover feature protects against system failures (requires ESM and hardware) Compatible with all exacqVision network recorders and VMS software for maximum scalability
Read more| Make | exacqVision |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Exacq |
| Category | Video Surveillance>Network Video Recorders (NVRs) |
| Model code | IP01-16T-R1XL |
| Series | exacqVision X-Series NVRs |
| Video inputs | 170 |
| Software solution | Yes |
| Hardware solution | Yes |
| Inbuilt multiplexer | Yes |
| Type of multiplexer functions | Recording |
| Recording system | HDD |
| Storage capacity | 16 TB |
| Secondary storage | USB |
| Multiple client support | Yes |
| Removable HDD | Yes |
| Operating system | Ubuntu Linux 22.04 |
| Electrical Specifications |
Voltage: 100 ~ 240 V AC / 240 V DC Power consumption (W): 600 W |
| Physical Specifications |
Weight (kg): 24.33 Dimensions (mm): 599 x 482 x 43 |
| Environmental Specifications | Operating temperature (°C): 4.5 ~ 35 C (40.1 ~ 95 F) |
Product description
The exacqVision X-Series IP01-16T-R1XL is a robust enterprise-class Network Video Recorder (NVR) designed to offer extensive support for high-resolution video and numerous camera streams, ensuring optimal performance for physical security sector professionals. This 1U form factor NVR, running on Linux Ubuntu 22.04, provides high video throughput 700Mbps, catering to demanding surveillance environments.
Key Features
- Scalable Storage: Configurable storage ranging from 16TB to 240TB, supporting RAID5 for efficient data protection.
- High Performance: Offers up to 200 IP streams and supports video compressions including MJPEG, H.264, and H.265.
- Proactive Monitoring: Incorporates health monitoring tools, allowing for proactive diagnostics to ensure continuous uptime.
- Integrated Licenses: Comes with one non-expiring SSA camera license, available in either Professional or Enterprise editions.
- Redundant Power: Features redundant power supplies and hot-swappable hard drives for enhanced reliability.
Ideal Use Cases
The exacqVision X-Series NVR is ideal for large enterprises and critical infrastructure projects requiring high data throughput and camera count support. The proactive health monitoring and redundant design ensure reliable performance in mission-critical applications.
An exceptional choice for security integrators seeking a scalable, high-capacity NVR with comprehensive warranty support, including a standard 5-year warranty with next business day onsite assistance. The Exacq-driven NVR ensures robust security management through iDRAC management tools and a choice of operating systems tailored to specific needs.
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