• IVSEC NR6644EX network video recorder
• Power supply
• Mouse
• Hard drive screws
• Printed quick installation guide

• One to four 3.5" SATA surveillance hard drives
• A PoE switch and Cat5e or Cat6 cable for the cameras
• A monitor with HDMI (up to four)
• A network cable to your router for remote viewing

01

Fit the drives

Open the case and fit one to four 3.5" SATA drives, up to 24TB each, with the supplied screws.

02

Connect the network

Plug the cameras into a PoE switch, then connect the switch and your router to the recorder's gigabit ports.

03

Add the cameras

Connect a monitor by HDMI, run the wizard, and add IVSEC X range cameras or any ONVIF Profile S, G or T camera.

04

Set recording and remote view

Choose continuous, scheduled or event recording, then scan the QR code with the IVSEC mobile app or install the free VMS on a PC.

Storage

Surveillance hard drives

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

Power

A PoE switch

The recorder has no PoE ports. A PoE switch powers and connects each camera on one cable.

Cameras

IVSEC X range cameras

Plug and play with the recorder's smart search: intrusion, line crossing, face and plate detection.

Backup power

A UPS

Keeps the recorder and switch running through short outages and protects the drives from sudden shutdowns.

Shopping centres

Dozens of cameras across entries, car parks and corridors on one recorder.

Schools and campuses

Many buildings on one network, viewed on four screens in the office.

Warehouses and logistics

Docks, yards and racking aisles with smart search for people and vehicles.

Apartment buildings

Lobbies, car parks, lifts and bin rooms, with the camera network kept separate.

Councils and public spaces

Parks, depots and community buildings with plate and face search from capable cameras.

Factories

Production lines and perimeters, with alarm inputs for doors and sensors.

How many cameras can it record?

Up to 64 IP cameras at up to 12MP each, within 640 Mbps of total incoming camera bandwidth.

Does it have PoE ports?

No. It has two gigabit network ports and no PoE. Power the cameras from a PoE switch on the same network.

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 the NR6644EX. The NR6648EX supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10.

How many monitors can it drive?

Four, from four HDMI outputs, with up to 64 cameras on one screen.

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.

Does it do face and number plate search?

Yes, with cameras that support it. Face recognition, licence plate recognition, human and vehicle detection and line crossing depend on the camera.

Can I view it on my phone?

Yes. Scan the recorder's QR code with the IVSEC mobile app, or use the free Surveillance Client on a PC.

What are the two network ports for?

Both are gigabit RJ45 ports. A common setup is cameras on one and the office network on the other; confirm the network mode for your site with us.

Can it fit in a rack?

The case is 326 mm wide and 66 mm high. Rack ears are not listed in the box, so plan on a rack shelf.

What power does it use?

8 W without drives, from the supplied external power supply. Add the draw of each drive you fit.

What warranty does it have?

Two years parts, per IVSEC's datasheet. InFront Technologies handles warranty and technical support in Australia on 1300 736 970.