IVSEC NR6324XB 32 channel NVR with 16 PoE+ ports, front angle, IVSEC product photo

IVSEC NR6324XB front close-up with PWR and HDD lights and USB port

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IVSEC 32 Channel IP 16 x PoE+ 4K Ultra-HD/12MP Network Video Recorder - NR6324XB

Name: IVSEC 32 Channel IP 16 x PoE+ 4K Ultra-HD/12MP Network Video Recorder - NR6324XB
Brand: IVSEC
SKU: IVNR6324XB
Price: 1055 AUD
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IVSEC NR6324XB: a 32 channel network video recorder with 16 built-in PoE+ camera ports, four drive bays up to 96TB, and HDMI and VGA outputs, for IP cameras up to 12MP.

✓32 channels, cameras up to 12MP
✓16 × PoE+ camera ports built in
✓320 Mbps incoming bandwidth
✓4 SATA bays, up to 24TB each (96TB)
✓HDMI and VGA, 2 × gigabit network ports
✓ONVIF Profile S/G/T, smart search with IVSEC cameras

IVSEC NR6324XB 32 channel network video recorder with 16 PoE+ ports, front angle, IVSEC product photo

IVSEC · X Range · PoE NVR

32 cameras. 16 PoE+ ports built in.
Four drive bays, up to 96TB.

The IVSEC NR6324XB records up to 32 IP cameras at up to 12MP. Sixteen PoE+ ports power and connect cameras directly, the rest join over the network, and four 3.5" bays hold up to 96TB.

In one sentence: the IVSEC NR6324XB is a 32 channel network video recorder with sixteen built-in PoE+ camera ports, 320 Mbps incoming bandwidth, four SATA bays up to 96TB, HDMI and VGA outputs, for IP cameras up to 12MP.

Recorder only. Drives and cameras are separate.

Sixteen cameras plug straight into the PoE+ ports. Channels 17 to 32 join through the network and need their own PoE switch. The recorder ships without hard drives; fit up to four 3.5" SATA drives of up to 24TB each.

In the box

IVSEC NR6324XB network video recorder
Power supply
Mouse
Hard drive screws
Printed quick installation guide

You also need

One to four 3.5" SATA surveillance hard drives
Cat5e or Cat6 cable to each camera
A PoE switch for cameras beyond the first 16
A monitor with HDMI or VGA

Plug the cameras in and record.

Each PoE+ port carries power and video on one cable, so the first 16 cameras need no switch and no power packs. IVSEC X range cameras are added automatically, and the recorder still has room for 16 more network cameras as the site grows.

Front panel

Status lights and USB at the front.

Power and drive lights and a USB port for the mouse or a backup stick. On the back: 16 PoE+ camera ports, two gigabit network ports, HDMI, VGA, e-SATA, audio out, RS485 and alarm terminals for 8 inputs and 1 output.

The chassis

Compact for a 32 channel PoE recorder.

66 × 326 × 378 mm and 3.8 kg, running from a 12 V 5 A supply and drawing 12 W before drives. The datasheet lists two power inputs.

How it goes in

From box to recording.

Fit the drives

Fit one to four 3.5" SATA drives of up to 24TB each with the supplied screws.

Plug in the cameras

Run Cat5e or Cat6 to each camera and plug up to 16 into the PoE+ ports. Connect a PoE switch for cameras 17 to 32.

Run the wizard

Connect a monitor by HDMI or VGA, set the password and time, and let the recorder add IVSEC X range or ONVIF cameras.

Connect the app

Plug the network port into your router and scan the QR code with the IVSEC mobile app, or install the free VMS on a PC.

At a glance

IVNR6324XB

Show specs

Channels

32 IP cameras

PoE ports

16 × PoE+ for cameras (power budget not listed; confirm with us)

Camera resolution

Up to 12MP

Incoming bandwidth

320 Mbps

Compression

H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264

Storage

4 × 3.5" SATA bays, up to 24TB each, 96TB total

RAID

Not supported (datasheet: n/a)

Video output

HDMI and VGA; output resolutions up to 8MP

Live view

1 to 32 cameras on screen

Network

2 × gigabit RJ45 (non-PoE)

Camera support

IVSEC X range plug and play; ONVIF Profile S/G/T (firmware 21.12 or later), HTTP API

Smart search (camera dependent)

Perimeter intrusion, line crossing, face recognition, human and vehicle, licence plate recognition, heat map, crowd density, queue length, rare sound, tampering and more

Other connectors

2 × USB 2.0, e-SATA, audio out, RS485, alarm 8 in / 1 out

Power

12 V DC, 5 A; 12 W without drives; 2 power inputs

Size and weight

66 × 326 × 378 mm (H × W × L), 3.8 kg

Operating range

−10 °C to 50 °C, under 90% humidity

Software

Device Search/Config Tool, Surveillance Client (CMS/VMS), mobile app

Warranty

2 years parts

Pair it with

Storage

Surveillance hard drives

Up to four 3.5" SATA drives of up to 24TB. Ask us how many days of footage your cameras need.

Cameras

IVSEC X range cameras

Plug into the PoE+ ports and are added automatically, with smart search for people and vehicles.

Expansion

A PoE switch

For cameras 17 to 32, or for cameras too far from the recorder for one cable run.

Backup power

A UPS

Keeps the recorder and every PoE camera running through short power cuts.

Where it is used

Where the NR6324XB fits.

Medium businesses

Offices, showrooms and workshops with up to 32 cameras on one recorder.

Schools

Sixteen cameras straight off the recorder, more over the school network.

Retail and hospitality

Tills, entries, stockrooms and car parks, searched by people and vehicle events.

Apartment buildings

Lobbies, car parks and bin rooms with cabling run back to one comms cupboard.

Farms and large homes

Sheds, gates and driveways, with room to add cameras over the years.

Warehouses

Docks and aisles with alarm inputs for doors and roller shutters.

NR6324XB or NR6644EX

	NR6324XB (this recorder)	NR6644EX
Channels	32	64
Built-in PoE+ ports	16	None
Incoming bandwidth	320 Mbps	640 Mbps
Drive bays	4, up to 96TB	4, up to 96TB
Video outputs	HDMI and VGA	4 × HDMI
Weight	3.8 kg	5.3 kg

Want to plug cameras straight in? Choose the NR6324XB. For more than 32 cameras on PoE switches, the NR6644EX. Figures from IVSEC's NR6324XB and NR6644EX datasheets (October 2026).

Common questions

How many cameras can it record?

Up to 32 IP cameras at up to 12MP each, within 320 Mbps of incoming camera bandwidth.

How many cameras can plug straight in?

Sixteen, into the built-in PoE+ ports. Cameras 17 to 32 join through the network from a PoE switch.

What is the PoE power budget?

IVSEC does not list a total PoE budget for the NR6324XB. Tell us your cameras and we will confirm it covers them, or add a PoE switch.

Are hard drives included?

No. It takes up to four 3.5" SATA drives of up to 24TB each, 96TB in total. We can supply surveillance drives with it.

Does it support RAID?

No. IVSEC lists RAID as not available on this model. For RAID, look at the NR6648EX or NR6256EXA.

Which cameras work with it?

IVSEC X range cameras plug and play, and other brands work over ONVIF Profile S, G and T with firmware 21.12 or later.

Which screens can I connect?

One HDMI and one VGA output, with up to 32 cameras on screen at once.

Does it do smart search?

Yes, with cameras that support it: perimeter intrusion, line crossing, face recognition, human and vehicle detection, licence plate recognition and more.