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TP-Link VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 8-channel PoE recorder, front three-quarter view

VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 front with status lights and USB port

VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 rear with alarm terminals, eight PoE ports, LAN, eSATA, HDMI and VGA

VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 dimensions 330 x 285 x 45 mm

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TP-Link VIGI 8MP 4K-UHD 8 Channel PoE+ Network Video Recorder - VIGI-NVR2008H-8MP

Name: TP-Link VIGI 8MP 4K-UHD 8 Channel PoE+ Network Video Recorder - VIGI-NVR2008H-8MP
Brand: TP-Link
SKU: VIGI-NVR2008H-8MP
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TP-Link VIGI NVR2008H-8MP (V2): an 8-channel recorder with eight built-in PoE+ ports, two drive bays and alarm terminals. Choose the drive size in the options.

✓8 IP channels, recording up to 8MP
✓8 PoE+ ports, 90 W total
✓160 Mbps incoming bandwidth
✓2 SATA bays, up to 16TB each
✓6 alarm inputs, 4 outputs
✓Gigabit LAN, 4K HDMI and VGA

Hard Disk Options

No HDD $268.50 2TB HDD Upgrade ✓ Supplied $799 4TB HDD Upgrade ✓ Supplied $839 8TB HDD Upgrade ✓ Supplied $1,347 10TB HDD Upgrade ✓ Supplied $1,499

TP-Link VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 8-channel PoE recorder, front three-quarter view with the textured front and side fan

TP-Link · VIGI · 8 channel PoE recorder · V2

Eight cameras, two drive bays.
8 PoE+ ports. 160 Mbps. Alarm terminals.

This is the VIGI NVR2008H-8MP: an 8-channel recorder with its own eight PoE+ ports, two drive bays of up to 16TB each, a Gigabit network port and 6 alarm inputs with 4 outputs.

In one sentence: the VIGI-NVR2008H-8MP (V2) is a TP-Link VIGI 8-channel network video recorder with 8 PoE+ ports sharing 90 W, 160 Mbps incoming bandwidth, recording up to 8MP per camera and two SATA bays of up to 16TB each.

Recorder only, unless you choose a drive.

The recorder needs at least one hard drive to record. Choose the drive size in the options above, or select No HDD and fit your own surveillance drives in the two bays.

In the box

VIGI NVR2008H-8MP recorder
Power adapter
HDD power and data cables
Alarm terminal blocks
Mounting brackets and screws
Rubber feet
Mouse
Quick installation guide
Hard drive, only if chosen in the options

You also need

IP cameras, up to eight
A Cat5e or Cat6 cable from each camera
A TV or monitor with HDMI or VGA
A network cable to your router, for the VIGI app
A rack tray if you rack-mount it on angle rails

More bandwidth, more storage, more connections.

Eight PoE+ ports (802.3af/at) supply up to 30 W each and 90 W in total. The recorder takes 160 Mbps from the cameras, decodes 4 channels at 8MP or 8 at 4MP at 30 fps, and records to two SATA drives of up to 16TB each, 32TB in total. A Gigabit LAN port, a rear USB 3.0 port and an eSATA port handle backups and remote viewing.

Front

Two bays inside, up to 16TB each.

Two SATA bays take up to 16TB each, 32TB in total. Status lights for system, network, drive and PoE load, and a USB 2.0 port on the front for the mouse.

Rear panel of the TP-Link VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 labelled: grounding, power, alarm in and out, audio, VGA, HDMI, eSATA, USB 3.0, LAN, eight PoE ports and security slot

Connections

Alarm terminals, eSATA and a Gigabit uplink.

8 × 10/100 Mbps PoE+ ports and one 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN port. HDMI up to 3840 × 2160 and VGA up to 1920 × 1080, independent or mirrored. 6 alarm inputs and 4 outputs for sensors and sirens, RCA audio in and out, USB 3.0, eSATA, a grounding terminal and a security slot.

How it goes in

From the shelf to the first camera.

Place the recorder

330 × 285 × 45 mm, 2.1 kg. Put it on a shelf, in a cabinet or on a rack tray with air around it, near your router, and plug in the power adapter.

Fit the drives

Up to two SATA drives of up to 16TB each, connected with the supplied HDD cables. If you chose a drive in the options, it comes with the recorder.

Plug in the cameras

One network cable from each camera to a PoE+ port. Keep within 30 W per port and 90 W in total. Wire any sensors or sirens to the alarm terminal blocks.

Set it up

Connect a screen and the mouse, run the start-up wizard, add the cameras, then add the recorder to the VIGI app on your phone or the VIGI PC client.

At a glance

VIGI NVR2008H-8MP

Show specs

Model

VIGI NVR2008H-8MP (hardware V2)

Channels

8 IP cameras

PoE

8 × 10/100 Mbps PoE+ ports, 802.3af/at; 30 W per port, 90 W total

Recording

Up to 8MP per channel (8MP, 5MP, 4MP, 3MP, 1080p and lower)

Compression

H.265+ / H.265 / H.264+ / H.264

Bandwidth

160 Mbps incoming, 160 Mbps outgoing

Decoding

30 fps: 4-ch @ 8MP, 6-ch @ 5MP or 8-ch @ 4MP

Playback

Up to 8 channels at once (fewer if the total is over 32MP)

Live view

1/4/6/8/9 split

Video output

1 × HDMI (up to 3840 × 2160), 1 × VGA (up to 1920 × 1080), independent or simultaneous

Drives

2 × SATA, up to 16TB each; 1 × eSATA

Network

1 × 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN port

USB

1 front USB 2.0, 1 rear USB 3.0

Audio

1 RCA input, 1 RCA output

Alarm

6 inputs, 4 outputs

Smart alarms with cameras

Motion, tampering, scene change, line crossing, intrusion, region entering and exiting, loitering, object left or removed, human, vehicle, abnormal sound

Interoperability

ONVIF Profile S/T, CGI; VIGI app for Android and iOS

Power

53.5 V DC, 2.43 A adapter; 8.5 W without drives, 40 W with

Chassis

330 × 285 × 45 mm (W × D × H), 2.1 kg

Environment

−10 °C to 55 °C, 10–90% RH non-condensing

Warranty

3 years, TP-Link Australia

TP-Link VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 dimensions: 330 mm wide, 285 mm deep, 45 mm high

330 × 285 × 45 mm, 2.1 kg. Units mm (inches in brackets).

Pair it with

What this recorder does not include

Storage

Surveillance drives

Choose the drive size in the options above. Each of the two bays takes a SATA drive of up to 16TB.

Cameras

VIGI cameras

TP-Link recommends VIGI cameras for the best results with this recorder. Other ONVIF Profile S or T cameras also record.

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.

Bigger sites

A PoE switch

Cameras too far from the recorder, or more than eight of them? Ask us about a PoE switch, or step up to the 16-channel VIGI NVR2016H-16MP.

Where it is used

Sites that need up to 8 cameras.

Shops and cafes

Counter, entry, stockroom and rear door, with a siren on the alarm outputs.

Offices

Reception, entries, the server cupboard and the car park.

Warehouses

Roller doors, loading bay and the yard, with door sensors on the alarm inputs.

Larger homes

Front door, driveway, gates and back yard, with two drives for longer recording.

Farms and acreage

House, sheds and gates on one recorder.

Medical and childcare

Entries, waiting area and the car park.

VIGI NVR2008H-8MP or VIGI NVR2016H-16MP

	VIGI NVR2008H-8MP V2 (this recorder)	VIGI NVR2016H-16MP V2
Channels and PoE+ ports	8 and 8	16 and 16
PoE budget	90 W	140 W
Incoming bandwidth	160 Mbps	320 Mbps
Drive bays	2, up to 16TB each	2, up to 16TB each
Alarm in / out	6 / 4	6 / 4
Size	330 × 285 × 45 mm	330 × 285 × 45 mm

Figures come from each recorder's own TP-Link datasheet. Same case and connections; the NVR2016H-16MP doubles the channels and bandwidth.

Common questions

Does this NVR power the cameras?

Yes. It has 8 PoE+ ports (802.3af/at) supplying up to 30 W per port and 90 W in total.

Is a hard drive included?

Only if you choose one. Pick the drive size in the options above, or choose No HDD and fit your own. A drive must be fitted for the recorder to work.

How much storage can it hold?

Two SATA drives of up to 16TB each, 32TB in total. There is also an eSATA port for an external storage device.

What resolution can it record?

Up to 8MP per camera, within 160 Mbps of incoming bandwidth in total.

How many cameras can it play back at once?

Up to 8 channels at the same time. Fewer, or none, if the total resolution is over 32MP.

Which hardware version is this?

V2, the version TP-Link Australia lists now. The figures on this page and the datasheet on the Attachments tab are for V2.

What are the alarm terminals for?

6 alarm inputs take door contacts, smoke detectors or other sensors, and 4 alarm outputs drive sirens or alarm devices. Terminal blocks are in the box.

Can I connect a TV and a monitor?

Yes. It has one HDMI output up to 3840 × 2160 and one VGA output up to 1920 × 1080, which can show the same or different views.

Can I watch the cameras on my phone?

Yes. Connect the Gigabit LAN port to your router and add the recorder to the VIGI app on Android or iOS, or use the VIGI PC client.

Will it work with other camera brands?

It supports ONVIF Profile S and T, so most ONVIF cameras record. TP-Link recommends VIGI cameras, as some features may not work fully with other brands.

Can it go in a rack?

Mounting brackets are in the box. Because of its weight TP-Link recommends a tray when it sits on rack angle rails; the tray is not included.

What warranty does it have?

3 years, under TP-Link Australia's warranty. Contact us first and we will look after the claim.

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 53.5 V DC power adapter plugged into an existing power point. A new circuit or any switchboard work needs a licensed electrician. Unplug it before fitting or removing a drive.

Camera and alarm cabling. Concealed cabling between the cameras 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. It has no analogue (coax) inputs, and the PoE ports are 10/100 Mbps. PoE stops at 90 W in total. Smart detection comes from the cameras, not the recorder.

Figures. From the TP-Link VIGI NVR2008H-8MP datasheet (hardware V2).

EAN13 8885020622027

MPN VIGI-NVR2008H-8MP