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Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G 32-channel network video recorder
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Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G 32-channel network video recorder
Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G front panel
Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G rear panel connections
Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G dimensions

Uniview 32-Channel SeekFree NVR, 32MP Recording, 4K HDMI, 2 HDD Bays, RAID 1, LPR & Face by NVR - NVR502-32E-IM-G

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Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G 32-channel SeekFree network video recorder. Plain-language search, up to 32MP recording, 4K HDMI, plate comparison and face detection by NVR, two drive bays with RAID 1. No HDD, or 2–8TB fitted.

  • ✓32 channels, up to 32MP each
  • ✓SeekFree plain-language search
  • ✓Plate comparison, face detection by NVR
  • ✓2 SATA bays, RAID 1
  • ✓2 Gigabit ports, ONVIF Profile S
  • ✓NDAA compliant
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Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G 32-channel network video recorder
Uniview · 32 channels · SeekFree

Type what you are looking for.
SeekFree finds it.

This is the Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G. A 32-channel recorder with Uniview’s SeekFree search: describe the person or vehicle in plain words and it finds the clips. It records up to 32MP per camera, holds two drives with RAID 1 and reads number plates itself.

In one sentence: the NVR502-32E-IM-G is a 32-channel Uniview SeekFree NVR with up to 32MP recording, 192 Mbps incoming bandwidth, two SATA bays up to 24TB each with RAID 1, two Gigabit ports and 4K HDMI output.

Order it without a drive, or with a 2, 4, 6 or 8TB drive fitted.

The NVR502-32E-IM-G comes without cameras or a screen, and without a hard drive unless you choose one above. Add a PoE switch for the cameras and a screen. The recorder has no PoE ports of its own and runs from the supplied 12 V adapter.

In the box
  • NVR502-32E-IM-G recorder
  • 12 V DC power adapter
  • Quick guide
You also need
  • A hard drive, if you did not choose one fitted (a second is optional)
  • Up to 32 IP cameras
  • A PoE switch for the cameras
  • A monitor or TV with HDMI or VGA
  • Your router, for the phone app

Search by description, not by scrubbing.

SeekFree works across every channel with Uniview SIP or UMD cameras and on up to 16 channels of normal or third-party cameras. Add plate comparison against a library of up to 25,000 vehicles and face detection by the NVR, and finding an incident takes seconds.

Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G front panel

Front panel

A slim 1U case.

A USB 2.0 port for a mouse or keyboard is on the front. Two Gigabit LAN ports, HDMI, VGA, RCA audio, USB 2.0 and 3.0, RS485, alarm terminals (4 in, 1 out) and the 12 V input are at the back.

Uniview NVR502-32E-IM-G dimension drawing

Size

380 × 322 × 53 mm.

It weighs 1.87 kg without drives and draws 25 W or less before drives. The optional Uniview RM-1U-380 bracket fits it in 1U of a 19-inch rack.

How it goes in

From the box to recording.

01

Fit the hard drives

If you did not order one fitted: with the power off, fit surveillance drives in the bays you are using, then format them or build the RAID array from the setup wizard.

02

Connect the cameras

Plug the cameras into PoE switches on the same network as the recorder. It searches the network and adds Uniview cameras automatically.

03

Connect screens and network

HDMI or VGA to the monitors, a network port to your switch or router, then power on and follow the wizard.

04

Add it to the app

Scan the P2P QR code in the UNV-Link app, or add the recorder to Uniview’s EZStation software on a PC.

Pair it with

What goes with it

Storage

Seagate SkyHawk drive

Surveillance-rated 2, 4 or 6TB drives built for 24/7 recording. Mirror two drives with RAID 1 so a drive failure loses nothing.

Cameras

Uniview IP cameras

Uniview turrets, bullets and domes add the smart events and fast searches this recorder is built around.

Network

PoE switch

This recorder has no PoE ports, so a PoE switch powers the cameras and links them to it.

Audio

Uniview IP speaker

Up to 32 Uniview IP speakers can be linked for announcements and alarm messages.

Where it is used

Where SeekFree pays off

Car parks and yards

Find a vehicle by plate or colour without scrolling through hours of footage.

Retail

Search for “person in red shirt” across every aisle camera at once.

Schools and offices

Trace someone’s path through entries and corridors in minutes.

Mixed-brand sites

Run text search on up to 16 existing normal or third-party cameras.

Uniview high-channel recorders side by side

NVR502-16E-IM-GNVR502-32E-IM-GNVR508-64E-IQNVR516-128E-R
Camera channels163264128
Max recording32MP32MP32MP32MP
Incoming bandwidth192 Mbps192 Mbps512 Mbps640 Mbps
Screen outputsHDMI 4K + VGAHDMI 4K + VGA2 × HDMI 4K/60 + 2 × VGAHDMI 8K + HDMI 4K/60 + 2 × VGA
Hard drive bays2 × up to 24TB2 × up to 24TB8 × up to 24TB16 × up to 16TB, hot swap
RAIDRAID 1RAID 1RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60
Network ports2 × Gigabit2 × Gigabit2 × Gigabit2 × Gigabit
Alarm in / out4 / 14 / 116 / 1016 / 10
Power12 V DC, ≤25 W12 V DC, ≤25 W100–240 V AC, ≤35 W100–240 V AC, ≤50 W
Case1U1U2U3U

None of these has PoE ports: cameras connect through a PoE switch on the same network. Power figures without hard drives; incoming bandwidth with smart functions off. Figures from the Uniview datasheets.

Common questions

What is SeekFree?

Uniview’s plain-language search. Type a description such as a person or vehicle and its colour, and the recorder finds matching clips. It works on all channels with Uniview SIP or UMD cameras, and on up to 16 channels with normal or third-party cameras.

Can it read number plates?

Yes, with plate comparison against up to 25,000 vehicles in its library. Use Uniview LPR cameras or cameras aimed and zoomed for plates.

Does it have PoE ports?

No. Connect the cameras to a PoE switch, and the switch to one of the recorder’s two Gigabit ports. For fewer cameras, the NVR502-16E-IM-G is the 16-channel version.

Is a hard drive included?

Not as standard. The NVR502-32E-IM-G is sold without a drive, or with a 2, 4, 6 or 8TB surveillance drive fitted — choose the option above. It has two SATA bays of up to 24TB each. A fitted drive fills one bay; add a second at any time for more space or RAID 1.

Will it work with cameras that are not Uniview?

Yes. It supports ONVIF Profile S cameras, and SeekFree text search runs on up to 16 channels of normal or third-party cameras. Send us the camera model and we will check it.

Can I watch the cameras on my phone?

Yes. P2P is built in: connect the network port to your router and add the recorder to Uniview’s UNV-Link app by scanning its QR code. Live view, playback and alerts then work on iPhone and Android, and up to 128 remote users can connect.

What screen can I plug in?

Any monitor or TV with HDMI or VGA. HDMI (1.4) runs up to 4K (3840 × 2160) at 30 Hz and VGA up to 1920 × 1080; both show the same picture. A USB keyboard can be used for searching.

What is Ultra 265?

Uniview’s compression. It records the same picture as H.265 in less space, so the drive holds more days of footage. H.265 and H.264 are supported too.

What does ANR do?

If the network drops, compatible Uniview cameras keep recording to their SD card and the NVR pulls the missing footage back when the link returns.

How far can the cameras be from the recorder?

It has no PoE ports, so the cameras plug into a PoE switch and the switch connects to the recorder. Each Cat6 run from the switch can be up to 100 m, and switches can be placed around the site.

Can I mount it in a rack?

Yes, with the optional Uniview RM-1U-380 bracket it takes 1U in a 19-inch rack. Otherwise it sits on a shelf.

What is the warranty?

Uniview 3-year manufacturer warranty, handled in Australia through InFront. Contact us first and we will organise any claim.

Supported by Infront Technologies.

Not sure how many channels or how much storage you need? Call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected] with the number of cameras and how many days you want to keep, and we will size the drives.

Installation and safety

Power. Use only the supplied 12 V DC 3 A power adapter. Power off before fitting or removing a hard drive.

Placement. Use indoors between −10 °C and 55 °C, under 90% humidity, with space around the vents. Keep it somewhere secure so a thief cannot take the footage with it.

Figures. From the Uniview NVR502-E-IM-G series datasheet. Uniview 3-year manufacturer warranty, handled in Australia through InFront.

Dimensions
380 × 322.4 × 53 mm
Power Supply
12 V DC, 3 A
Audio
1 in, 1 out (RCA)
Operating Environment
−10 °C and 55 °C, ≤90% RH
Weight
1.87 kg without HDD
Power Consumption
≤25 W without HDD
Video Compression
Ultra 265, H.265, H.264
Video Input
32 Channels
Brand
Uniview
USB
2 × USB 2.0, 1 × USB 3.0
Incoming Bandwidth
192 Mbps
Interoperability
ONVIF Profile S
Recording Resolution
Up to 32MP
Display Output
HDMI up to 4K/30 Hz, VGA up to 1080p (simultaneous)
Network Interface
2 × RJ45 Gigabit
Smart Search
SeekFree text search, plate comparison, face detection by NVR
Warranty
3 years
Product Type
Network Video Recorder
Model
NVR502-32E-IM-G
HDD Bays
2 SATA
RAID
RAID 1
Outgoing Bandwidth
192 Mbps
Max HDD Capacity
24TB per drive
Hard Drive
Optional 2, 4, 6 or 8TB fitted (standard: no drive)
Playback Decoding
2 × 32MP, 4 × 16MP, 5 × 12MP, 8 × 4K or 16 × 1080p @30
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