ExacqVision IP01-24T-1QL-E 24TB Desktop Network Video Recorder
Technical Specification
- Make: exacqVision
- Model code: IP01-24T-1QL-E
- Series: exacqVision Q-Series NVRs
- Recording Mode: Real Time
- Software solution: Yes
Continuously record 400Mbps of IP data throughput Record up to 64 IP camera streams Stream up to 1,800 frames per second of live/recorded video to web/mobile clients Stream live/recorded video up to 100 simultaneous PC clients Includes 1 IP camera Enterprise license exacqVision Client application pre-loaded on system for simultaneous recording and video monitoring 700FPS at HD video display rate Store 24TB of video Linux OS for simplicity and customization Compatible with all exacqVision network recorders and VMS software for maximum scalability Install CSAs such as video analytics, access control software, and point-of-sale software on recorder NDAA compliant and is designed to be resilient against cyber threats
Read more| Make | exacqVision |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Exacq |
| Category | Video Surveillance>Network Video Recorders (NVRs) |
| Model code | IP01-24T-1QL-E |
| Series | exacqVision Q-Series NVRs |
| Recording Mode | Real Time |
| Software solution | Yes |
| Hardware solution | Yes |
| Inbuilt multiplexer | Yes |
| Type of multiplexer functions | Simultaneous Live, Recording |
| Recording system | HDD |
| Storage capacity | 24 TB |
| Storage rate | 700 fps |
| Client Server NVR Application | Yes |
| Direct client image streaming | Yes |
| Multiple client support | Yes |
| Operating system | Ubuntu Linux 22.04 |
| Electrical Specifications |
Voltage: 100 ~ 240 V AC Power consumption (W): 100 W |
| Physical Specifications |
Weight (kg): 4.99 Dimensions (mm): 318 x 330 x 102 |
| Environmental Specifications | Operating temperature (°C): 4.5 ~ 35 C (40.1 ~ 95 F) |
Product description
ExacqVision Q-Series Desktop Network Video Server - Model IP01-24T-1QL-E
The ExacqVision Q-Series Desktop Network Video Server offers a powerful blend of performance and affordability. Tailored for various installations, this network video recorder (NVR) delivers enhanced security and intelligence through seamless integration with video analytics, access control, and point-of-sale (POS) applications, as well as compatibility with a wide range of third-party cameras.
Key Features
- All-In-One Solution: Combines NVR and live video monitoring station capabilities, offering impressive local client performance.
- Customizable OS Options: Ubuntu Linux 22.04 for optimal simplicity and customization.
- Advanced Video Compression: Supports H.265, H.264, and MJPEG formats for efficient storage and transmission.
- High Video Throughput: Up to 400Mbps on Linux systems, accommodating up to 64 IP streams based on throughput.
- Included Camera License: Comes preloaded with one Enterprise camera license, accompanied by a non-expiring Software Subscription Agreement (SSA).
- Resilient Cybersecurity: Built to withstand cyber threats, ensuring data protection and system integrity.
Specifications
- Maximum Storage Capacity: 48TB using two fixed drives.
- Display Outputs: Supports one HDMI, two DisplayPorts, and one VGA output for flexible monitor configurations.
- Local Client Display Rate: 700 FPS at 1080p resolution on Linux.
- Network Connectivity: Dual 2.5 Gbps Network Interface Cards.
- Dimensions: 317.5 mm D x 330.2 mm W x 101.6 mm H.
- Regulatory Compliance: Meets FCC, EMS, CE, cNus, RoHS, TAA, and NDAA standards.
Ideal Use Cases
The ExacqVision Q-Series is perfect for security professionals seeking a reliable and scalable video surveillance solution, suitable for various deployment environments such as retail, corporate offices, and educational institutions.
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