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    TP-Link VIGI 8MP 4K-UHD 32 Channel IP Network Video Recorder - VIGI-NVR4032H

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    $699.00 inc GST
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    TP-Link VIGI NVR4032H: a 32-channel rack-width recorder with four drive bays and 320 Mbps. It has no PoE ports, so pair it with PoE switches. Choose the drive sizes in the options.

    • ✓32 IP channels, cameras up to 8MP
    • ✓No PoE: cameras run from PoE switches
    • ✓320 Mbps incoming bandwidth
    • ✓4 SATA bays, up to 16TB each
    • ✓4K HDMI and VGA, live view up to 36
    • ✓2 Gigabit LAN ports, 16 alarm inputs
    Hard Disk Options

     
    TP-Link VIGI NVR4032H 32-channel rack recorder, front three-quarter view showing the model name, USB ports and cooling fans
    TP-Link · VIGI · 32 channel rack NVR

    Thirty-two cameras, four drive bays.
    Rack width. 320 Mbps. No PoE.

    This is the VIGI NVR4032H: a 440 mm wide, 44 mm high recorder for up to thirty-two IP cameras, with four drive bays of up to 16TB each. It has no PoE ports, so the cameras are powered by PoE switches.

    In one sentence: the VIGI-NVR4032H is a TP-Link VIGI 32-channel network video recorder without PoE, in a 440 × 330 × 44 mm rack-width chassis, recording cameras up to 8MP at 320 Mbps, with four SATA bays of up to 16TB each.

    No PoE ports. You need PoE switches for the cameras.

    This recorder has no PoE ports and no camera ports of its own. Cameras plug into PoE switches, and the switches connect to the recorder's network ports. It ships without hard drives: choose the drive sizes in the options above, up to four drives, or fit your own.

    In the box
    • VIGI NVR4032H recorder and mains power cord
    • Mouse
    • HDD data cables, power cables and screws
    • Terminal blocks for the alarm ports
    • Mounting brackets, screws and rubber feet
    • Installation guide
    • Hard drives, only if chosen in the options
    You also need
    • PoE switches with a port for each camera
    • IP cameras, up to thirty-two
    • A Cat5e or Cat6 cable from each camera to a switch
    • A TV or monitor with HDMI or VGA

    A recorder for the bigger site, beside the switches.

    The NVR4032H takes thirty-two cameras up to 8MP over the network, 320 Mbps in total. Four bays hold up to 64TB. On the back: two Gigabit network ports, one 4K HDMI and one VGA output that can show different views, sixteen alarm inputs, four alarm outputs and a mains inlet instead of a power brick.

    Front of the TP-Link VIGI NVR4032H with two USB 2.0 ports, status lights and the 32 Channel Network Video Recorder label

    Front

    Two USB ports and status lights.

    Two USB 2.0 ports on the front for the mouse, a keyboard or a USB drive for backups, plus status lights. 440 × 330 × 44 mm.

    Rear panel of the TP-Link VIGI NVR4032H labelled: AC inlet, alarm terminals, RS-232, audio, two RJ45 ports, VGA, HDMI and USB 3.0

    Rear

    Two network ports and no PoE.

    Two Gigabit RJ45 ports, one HDMI, one VGA and USB 3.0. Sixteen alarm inputs and four alarm outputs on terminal blocks, RS-232, RCA audio in and out, a grounding terminal and a 100–240 VAC inlet. There is no eSATA port on this model.

    How it goes in

    From the rack to the first camera.

    01

    Rack it or shelve it

    440 mm wide and 44 mm high, with brackets in the box. On rack angle rails TP-Link recommends a tray (not included) because of the weight. 100–240 VAC.

    02

    Fit the drives

    Four SATA bays take drives of up to 16TB each. Drives chosen in the options come with the recorder. Power off before fitting a drive.

    03

    Connect the PoE switches

    Each camera plugs into a PoE switch port. Thirty-two cameras need two 16-port PoE switches or one larger switch, linked to the recorder.

    04

    Add the cameras and the app

    Connect a screen and the mouse, add the cameras, then link the recorder to your router and the VIGI app.

    Pair it with

    What this recorder needs

    Switching

    PoE switches

    The recorder has no PoE ports. Two 16-port PoE+ switches such as the TP-Link Omada DS1018GMP cover thirty-two cameras. Check the power budget covers your cameras.

    Storage

    Surveillance drives

    Choose the drive sizes in the options above, up to four drives, or fit your own. Each bay takes up to 16TB.

    Cameras

    VIGI and InSight cameras

    TP-Link VIGI and InSight cameras such as the InSight S485, S385 and S285. ONVIF cameras from other brands also record.

    Security

    A lockable cabinet and a UPS

    Keep the recorder out of reach, for example in the 24SECCAB security cabinet, and on a UPS so recording carries on through short power cuts.

    Where it is used

    Sites with 17 to 32 cameras.

    Warehouses and depots

    Docks, roller doors, aisles and yard on one recorder.

    Office buildings

    Entries, lifts, corridors and car parks across several floors.

    Schools and campuses

    Grounds, halls, gates and car parks, recorded in the comms room.

    Shopping strips and large stores

    Every entry, aisle and the loading dock.

    Strata and apartment blocks

    Car parks, lobbies, bin rooms and common areas.

    Farms and industrial sites

    Sheds, gates and yards linked back to one rack.

    How the NVR4032H compares

    VIGI NVR4032H (this recorder)VIGI NVR4064H
    Channels32 IP64 IP
    Bandwidth in320 Mbps260 Mbps, 320 Mbps in extended mode
    Drive bays4 × up to 16TB4 × up to 16TB
    HDMI outputs1 (4K)2 (one 4K)
    eSATANoYes
    Live view splitUp to 36Up to 64
    Decoding at 25 fps16 ch @ 2MP, 32 ch @ 720p16 ch @ 2MP, 32 ch @ 720p, 64 ch @ D1
    PoE portsNoneNone

    Each model has its own TP-Link datasheet; both columns come from those datasheets. Both are the same 440 × 330 × 44 mm chassis and need PoE switches for the cameras.

    Common questions

    Does this NVR power the cameras?

    No. The NVR4032H has no PoE ports. Power the cameras from PoE switches and connect the switches to the recorder's network.

    What PoE switches do I need?

    Enough PoE ports for every camera and a power budget that covers them. For thirty-two cameras, two 16-port PoE+ switches such as the TP-Link Omada DS1018GMP. Ask us and we will size them for your cameras.

    Are hard drives included?

    Not as standard. Choose the drive sizes in the options above, from one drive up to four, or fit your own surveillance drives. The recorder needs a drive to record.

    How much storage can it hold?

    Four SATA drives of up to 16TB each, 64TB in total. This model has no eSATA port.

    What camera resolution does it record?

    Up to 8MP (4K) per camera, within 320 Mbps of incoming bandwidth in total, which is 10 Mbps per camera on average with all thirty-two connected.

    How many cameras can I play back at once?

    Up to 16 channels together, fewer if their total resolution passes 32MP. At 25 fps it decodes 16 channels at 2MP or 32 at 720p.

    Can I use two screens?

    Yes. One HDMI up to 4K and one VGA up to 1080p, each showing its own view. Live view splits up to 36 cameras.

    Does it do face recognition?

    Not today. TP-Link's datasheet lists face recognition and smart search by motion and object as in development for future firmware. Buy it for recording, not for face recognition.

    Will it work with other camera brands?

    Yes, ONVIF Profile S and T cameras. TP-Link notes some features may not work fully with other brands and recommends VIGI cameras for the best results.

    Where do the human and vehicle alarms come from?

    From the cameras. Line crossing, intrusion, human and vehicle detection need a camera that supports them. The recorder records the event and lets you play back by event.

    Can it go in a rack?

    Yes, it is 440 mm wide and 44 mm high with mounting brackets in the box. Because of its weight, TP-Link recommends a tray (not included) on rack angle rails.

    Can I watch the cameras on my phone?

    Yes, with the VIGI app for Android and iOS, VIGI Security Manager on a PC, or a web browser.

    Supported by InFront Technologies.

    Need the recorder, PoE switches and drives sized together? Send us your camera list and site layout: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected]. 3-year TP-Link Australia warranty: contact us first and we will look after the claim.

    Installation and safety

    Mains recorder. 100–240 VAC into an existing power point is normal use. A new circuit or any switchboard work needs a licensed electrician. Power off before fitting or removing a drive.

    Camera cabling. Concealed cabling between the cameras, the switches and the recorder 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 and check the rules before you record audio.

    What it does not do. No PoE ports, no analogue (coax) inputs and no eSATA. Face recognition is not available yet. Smart alarms need cameras that support them.

    Figures. From TP-Link's VIGI NVR4032H datasheet (V1 and V1.6).

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