IVSEC NR316XD 16-channel PoE NVR, rear angle with sixteen PoE+ ports

IVSEC NR316XD sixteen PoE+ ports, WAN port and power input close-up

IVSEC NR316XD alarm terminals, audio, VGA, HDMI and USB close-up

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IVSEC 16CH 12MP PoE NVR (2-Bay) — IVNR316XD

Name: IVSEC 16CH 12MP PoE NVR (2-Bay) — IVNR316XD
Brand: IVSEC
SKU: IVNR316XD
Price: 535 AUD
Availability: InStock

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$535.00 inc GST

IVSEC NR316XD: a 16-channel PoE recorder with 160 Mbps incoming bandwidth, cameras up to 12MP, two drive bays up to 32TB (drives not included) and alarm relays.

✓16 channels, 16 built-in PoE+ ports (30 W)
✓IP cameras up to 12MP, 160 Mbps incoming
✓2 SATA bays up to 16TB each, drives not included
✓HDMI and VGA up to 4K, 16 on screen
✓8 alarm inputs, 1 output
✓24-month parts warranty

IVSEC NR316XD 16-channel PoE network video recorder, rear angle with sixteen PoE ports

IVSEC · X Range NVR · 16 channel PoE

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

The IVSEC NR316XD powers and records up to sixteen IP cameras at up to 12MP through sixteen built-in PoE+ ports of up to 30 W each, with 160 Mbps of incoming bandwidth, two drive bays for up to 32TB and alarm relays.

In one sentence: the IVSEC IVNR316XD is a 16-channel network video recorder with sixteen built-in PoE+ ports up to 30 W, 160 Mbps incoming bandwidth, IP cameras up to 12MP, two SATA bays up to 32TB and alarm inputs.

Hard drives not included.

This recorder is sold without drives. Fit one or two 3.5" SATA surveillance drives of up to 16TB each before you start, or call us. The sixteen PoE+ ports power the cameras.

In the box

IVSEC NR316XD network video recorder
48 V DC power supply
USB mouse
Remote control
Hard drive screws
Printed quick installation guide

You also need

One or two 3.5" SATA surveillance hard drives, up to 16TB each
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 app

One box for a 16-camera site.

Sixteen PoE+ ports, two drive bays and alarm terminals in one recorder. Each camera runs on its own cable back to the recorder, with no switch to add.

Close-up of the IVSEC NR316XD sixteen PoE ports, WAN network port, power switch and 48 V 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 NR316XD alarm terminals, line in and audio out, RS485, VGA, HDMI, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports

The connections

Alarm relays, 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. IVSEC's photo also shows a line in socket and an RS485 terminal, which the datasheet does not list.

How it goes in

From the box to the app.

Place the recorder

Fit one or two 3.5" SATA surveillance drives inside (not included), then put the recorder near your router and a TV or monitor.

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.

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.

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.

At a glance

IVNR316XD

Show specs

Model

IVSEC NR316XD network video recorder

Channels

16 IP cameras

PoE ports

16 × PoE+, up to 802.3at (30 W)

Camera resolution

Up to 12MP

Incoming bandwidth

160 Mbps

Compression

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

Video output

HDMI and VGA, up to 4K

Display

1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14 or 16 cameras on screen

Event search

Continuous, schedule, PIR, IVS, motion, perimeter intrusion, line crossing, stationary object, pedestrian, face, crossing count

Interoperability

ONVIF Profile S, G, T (firmware 21.12 or later), HTTP API

Storage

2 × 3.5" SATA bays, up to 16TB each (32TB); drives not included

Ports

Gigabit RJ45, HDMI, VGA, 1 × USB 3.0, 2 × USB 2.0, audio out

Alarm

8 inputs, 1 output

Power

48 V DC, 3.75 A; 10 W without drives

Operating temperature

5 °C to 45 °C, 20 to 80% humidity

Size and weight

380 × 320 × 54 mm, 1.54 kg

Warranty

24 months parts

Pair it with

Good to add

Cameras

IVSEC IP cameras

IVSEC X range cameras are plug and play on the PoE ports. 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 NR316XD 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, with alarm inputs.

Strata and apartment blocks

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

Schools and clubs

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

NR316XD or NR308XD

	IVSEC NR316XD (this recorder)	IVSEC NR308XD
Channels and PoE ports	16	8
Incoming bandwidth	160 Mbps	128 Mbps
Drive bays	2, up to 16TB each (32TB)	1, up to 16TB
Alarm terminals	8 inputs, 1 output	Not listed
Audio	Audio out	Two-way, in and out
Size	54 × 380 × 320 mm	53 × 300 × 227 mm

More than eight cameras, two drives or alarm inputs: the NR316XD. Up to eight cameras: the smaller NR308XD.

Common questions

Does it come with hard drives?

No. Fit one or two 3.5" SATA surveillance drives of up to 16TB each. Call us on 1300 736 970 if you would like help choosing sizes.

How many cameras can it record?

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

How much storage can it hold?

Two 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 cameras does it support?

Cameras up to 12MP, with 160 Mbps of incoming bandwidth across the sixteen channels.

Does it have smart detection?

Yes, with cameras that support it: face detection and human and car detection, plus searches by perimeter intrusion, line crossing, stationary object, pedestrian and crossing count.

Can I connect alarm sensors?

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

Does it work with other camera brands?

Yes, ONVIF Profile S, G and T cameras (firmware 21.12 or later). IVSEC X range cameras are plug and play.

Can I view the cameras on my phone?

Yes. Scan the QR code on the recorder with the free IVSEC mobile app. 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.

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. No hard drives.

What warranty does it have?

Twenty-four months on parts from IVSEC. InFront Technologies handles warranty and technical support in Australia on 1300 736 970.

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. No hard drives are included.

Figures. From the IVSEC NR316XD and NR308XD datasheets (updated 4 November 2026). IVSEC's rear photo also shows a line in socket and an RS485 terminal that the datasheet does not list; confirm with us before relying on them.

IP Input Support: up to 16-channel IP camera input
Video Output: HDMI, VGA
Max. Record Resolution: 12MP
NVR Camera Channels: 16-channel
Video Compression: H.265
PoE: 16 x PoE ports
Video Output Resolution: 4K HDMI output
HDD Bays: 2 bays