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    iVSEC 16CH NVR AI 12MP CCTV Security Recorder 9000 Series MAX32TB - IVNVR16-9000

    SKU IVNR16-9000-4TB In Stock - Ready to Ship
    $1,018.00 inc GST

    IVSEC NVR 9000: a 16-channel recorder with sixteen PoE+ ports, cameras up to 12MP and two drive bays for up to 32TB, 4TB fitted as standard.

    • ✓16 channels, 16 built-in PoE+ ports (30 W)
    • ✓IP cameras up to 12MP, 160 Mbps incoming
    • ✓2 SATA bays up to 16TB each, 4TB fitted
    • ✓HDMI and VGA up to 4K, 16 on screen
    • ✓8 alarm inputs, 1 output
    • ✓Free IVSEC X app
    Hard Disk Options

     
    IVSEC NVR 9000 16-channel network video recorder, rear angle with sixteen PoE+ ports
    IVSEC · NVR 9000 · 16 channel PoE+

    Sixteen PoE+ cameras, two drive bays.
    16 channels, up to 12MP, up to 32TB.

    The IVSEC NVR 9000 powers and records up to sixteen IP cameras at up to 12MP through sixteen built-in PoE+ ports, with 160 Mbps of incoming bandwidth and two drive bays for up to 32TB. A 4TB drive comes fitted as standard.

    In one sentence: the IVSEC NVR 9000 (IVNR16-9000) is a 16-channel network video recorder with sixteen built-in PoE+ ports, 160 Mbps incoming bandwidth, IP cameras up to 12MP and two SATA bays for up to 32TB.

    Drives fitted, PoE built in.

    The 4TB option comes with the drive installed. In the options above you can choose No HDD, a different first drive, and a second drive for the second bay. The sixteen PoE+ ports power the cameras.

    In the box
    • IVSEC NVR 9000 network video recorder
    • Hard drive(s) fitted, as chosen in the options
    • 48 V DC power supply
    • USB mouse
    • Remote control
    • Hard drive screws
    • Printed quick installation guide
    You also need
    • IP cameras, up to sixteen
    • A Cat5e or Cat6 cable from each camera
    • A TV or monitor with HDMI or VGA
    • A network cable to your router, for the IVSEC X app

    Room to grow, and two drives.

    Start with the cameras you need and add more up to sixteen. With two drive bays there is room for longer recording, and the recorder powers each camera on its own cable.

    Front of the IVSEC NVR 9000 network video recorder with power and drive lights and USB port

    The recorder

    Two bays, up to 16TB each.

    Two 3.5" SATA bays take up to 16TB each, 32TB in total. H.265 compression keeps recordings small so the drives last longer.

    Close-up of the IVSEC NVR 9000 sixteen PoE+ ports, WAN network port and power input

    Power over Ethernet

    Sixteen PoE+ ports, up to 30 W each.

    Each port supplies up to 802.3at (30 W). One cable per camera carries power and video, up to 100 m.

    Close-up of the IVSEC NVR 9000 alarm terminals, audio, VGA, HDMI and USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports

    The connections

    Alarm inputs, HDMI, VGA and USB 3.0.

    Eight alarm inputs and one output for sensors and sirens, audio out, HDMI and VGA up to 4K, one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports.

    How it goes in

    From the box to the app.

    01

    Place the recorder

    Put the recorder near your router and a TV or monitor. The drives you chose come fitted inside.

    02

    Plug in the cameras

    Run one network cable from each camera to a PoE port on the back (sixteen PoE+ ports). The recorder powers the camera on the same cable, up to 100 m per run.

    03

    Run the wizard

    Connect a TV or monitor with HDMI or VGA, plug in the mouse and power. Set the password, date and time; IVSEC X cameras appear by themselves.

    04

    Connect the app

    Plug the recorder's network port into your router, scan its QR code with the free IVSEC mobile app, then set up your detection alerts.

    Pair it with

    Good to add

    Cameras

    IVSEC 850, 880 and 1250 cameras

    The cameras sold with this recorder in IVSEC 16-channel kits. ONVIF cameras from other brands work too.

    Cabling

    Cat6 cable

    One network cable from each camera back to a PoE port, up to 100 m per run. We stock Cat6 leads and bulk cable.

    Security

    A lockable cabinet

    Keep the recorder out of reach so a thief can't take the footage with it. Ask us about the 24SECCAB security cabinet.

    Power

    A UPS

    Keeps the recorder and every PoE camera running through short power cuts, and protects the drive from sudden shutdowns.

    Where it is used

    Where the NVR 9000 fits.

    Large homes and acreage

    House, sheds, gates and driveway, with cameras to spare.

    Shops and showrooms

    Floor, counters, entries, stockroom and car park on one recorder.

    Offices

    Every entry, reception, corridors and parking.

    Warehouses and yards

    Roller doors, loading bays, racking and fence lines.

    Strata and apartment blocks

    Car park, lifts, bin rooms, letterboxes and entries.

    Schools, clubs and churches

    Halls, grounds and car parks, with two drives for longer recording.

    NVR 9000 or NVR 8000

    IVSEC NVR 9000 (this recorder)IVSEC NVR 8000
    Channels and PoE+ ports168
    Incoming bandwidth160 Mbps128 Mbps
    Drive bays2, up to 16TB each (32TB)1, up to 16TB
    Power supply48 V, 3.75 A48 V, 2 A
    Size300 × 302 × 54 mm300 × 227 × 53 mm

    More than eight cameras, or two drives for longer recording: the NVR 9000. Up to eight cameras: the NVR 8000.

    Common questions

    How many cameras can it record?

    Sixteen IP cameras, on the sixteen built-in PoE+ ports.

    Does it come with a hard drive?

    Yes, the 4TB option comes fitted. In the options above choose No HDD or a 2TB to 14TB first drive, and add a second drive of 2TB to 14TB for the second bay.

    How much storage can it hold?

    Two 3.5" SATA drives of up to 16TB each, 32TB in total. RAID is not supported.

    Do I need a PoE switch?

    No. The sixteen PoE+ ports supply up to 802.3at (30 W) each, over the same cable that carries the video.

    What resolution can it record?

    Up to 12MP per camera, with 160 Mbps of incoming bandwidth across the sixteen channels.

    Does it work with other brands?

    Yes, ONVIF cameras. IVSEC X range cameras are plug and play; smart features depend on the camera.

    Does it have smart detection?

    Yes, with cameras that support it: perimeter intrusion, line crossing, stationary object, pedestrian and face detection and crossing count, all searchable on the recorder.

    Can I view it on my phone?

    Yes, with the free IVSEC X app. Scan the QR code on the recorder to connect; a PC client and web browser access are also available.

    How many cameras can I see on the TV at once?

    Up to sixteen, on HDMI or VGA up to 4K, in layouts of 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14 or 16.

    Can I connect alarm sensors?

    Yes. It has eight alarm inputs and one alarm output on the rear terminal block.

    What comes in the box?

    The recorder, a 48 V power supply, a USB mouse, a remote control, hard drive screws and a printed quick installation guide, with the drives you chose fitted.

    What warranty does it have?

    Please confirm with us on 1300 736 970: IVSEC's spec table for this recorder lists 24 months on parts, while our earlier listing said 3 years. InFront Technologies handles warranty in Australia.

    Supported by InFront Technologies.

    Not sure which cameras or drive size to choose? Send us your camera list and how long you want to keep footage: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected].

    Installation and safety

    Power. The recorder runs from its 48 V plug-in power supply. There is no mains wiring in the recorder; a new power point needs a licensed electrician.

    Cabling. Network cable run inside walls or ceilings is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler.

    Privacy and audio. Recording people and conversations is covered by state and territory surveillance laws. Point cameras at your own property, put up signage, and check the rules before you record audio.

    What it does not do. It has no analogue (coax) inputs and no RAID; each drive records on its own.

    Figures. From IVSEC's specification table for this 16-channel recorder. IVSEC does not publish a separate NVR 9000 datasheet PDF; the IVSEC NVR user manual is attached.

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