Surveillance-Grade Hard Drive for NVR Systems 4TB

Reliable 24/7 Storage for Video Surveillance Systems

This surveillance-grade 3.5-inch SATA III internal hard drive is engineered for the continuous recording demands of compatible network video recorders. Available in multiple capacities, it provides dependable video storage for residential, commercial, and professional surveillance systems.

Designed for high-write workloads, the drive supports continuous 24/7 recording and surveillance systems with up to 64 cameras, depending on the NVR configuration, recording resolution, frame rate, compression settings, and retention requirements.

Key Features

• Surveillance-optimized 3.5-inch internal hard drive
• SATA III interface
• Designed for continuous 24/7 video recording
• Available in capacities from 1TB through 20TB
• Supports surveillance systems with up to 64 cameras
• Supports configurations using one to eight hard drives
• Engineered for workloads of up to 180TB per year
• Up to 256MB cache memory
• Transfer speeds of up to 180 MB/s
• Low power consumption and reduced startup current
• Designed to minimize heat, vibration, and long-term drive wear
• Customizable power settings for reduced consumption during system downtime

Compatibility

• Compatible network video recorders with an available 3.5-inch SATA drive bay
• Residential and commercial NVR surveillance systems
• New NVR installations
• Compatible storage-expansion projects
• H.265 surveillance recording systems, subject to recorder compatibility

Important Compatibility Notice

The 20TB hard-drive option is compatible only with designated MNR5- and MNR6-series NVRs. Confirm the recorder’s maximum supported storage capacity, available drive bays, and hard-drive compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notice

Installation requires a compatible NVR with an available internal hard-drive bay, SATA data connection, and power connection. Mounting screws, SATA cables, and power cables may not be included with a standalone hard drive.

Storage duration varies according to camera quantity, recording resolution, frame rate, compression format, motion-recording settings, and recording schedule. Professional installation is recommended when expanding an existing surveillance system.