説明
Footage That Cannot Be Found Is Footage That Never Existed. The Archive Vault exists because the value of a surveillance system is decided months after installation, on the day someone needs to prove what happened. Eight PoE ports feed one chassis, and inside it a 12-megapixel recording engine writes continuous, searchable history to a surveillance-grade drive. The question this machine answers is not whether something was captured, but whether it can still be produced when it matters.
The engineering choices are all made in favour of endurance. H.265+ compression cuts storage demand and network load against the previous generation while deliberately preserving the fine detail that identification depends on — faces, plates, clothing, the colour of a jacket. Decoding covers the full ladder of camera generations from 2MP through 4MP, 5MP, 6MP and 8MP, so the vault does not have to be replaced when a site adds better cameras to the perimeter. Power over Ethernet is delivered from the unit itself, which means eight cameras, eight cable runs and one power feed instead of eight transformers.
Storage is configured at the point of order rather than later: capacities from a diskless configuration through 1 TB, 2 TB and 4 TB of pre-installed surveillance storage, expandable to 8 TB internally through the 3.5-inch SATA bay. Recording continues while older material is overwritten on a rolling basis according to the retention window you set. Audio is captured alongside video through one input channel, with G711A compression and RCA line output for monitoring or archiving.
Cameras create evidence. Only a vault keeps it.
Key Features
- ✦ 8-channel PoE video input — power and data delivered to eight IP cameras from a single recorder
- ✦ 12-megapixel recording capability with H.265+ compression for lower bandwidth and longer retention
- ✦ Full decoding ladder covering 2MP, 4MP, 5MP, 6MP and 8MP IP cameras across mixed generations
- ✦ Expandable internal storage to 8 TB via a 3.5-inch SATA surveillance drive bay
- ✦ Order-time storage options: diskless, 1 TB, 2 TB or 4 TB pre-installed configurations
- ✦ H.264+, H.264, H.265 and H.265+ playback compatibility across archives
- ✦ One audio input channel plus one RCA audio output with G711A compression
- ✦ RS-485 communication interface for PTZ control and legacy peripheral integration
- ✦ Alarm actions including FTP image upload, email photo delivery and local alarm output
- ✦ CE and FCC certified hardware built for continuous, unattended operation
Technical Specifications
- Channels: 8-channel PoE video input
- Resolution: Up to 12 megapixels
- Compression: H.265+ recording; H.264+/H.264/H.265/H.265+ decoding
- PoE budget: 8 powered camera ports from the recorder
- Storage bay: 1 x 3.5 inch SATA, up to 8 TB
- Storage options: Diskless, 1 TB, 2 TB or 4 TB pre-installed
- Camera compatibility: 2MP, 4MP, 5MP, 6MP and 8MP IP PoE cameras
- Audio: 1 channel input, 1 RCA output, G711A compression
- Backup: Hard drive, FTP photo, email photo, local alarm
- Interface: RS-485, RJ45 network, USB
- Alarm type: FTP photo, email photo, local alarm
- Certification: CE, FCC
Application Scenarios
The Archive Vault is the recording spine for sites that run more than a couple of cameras: small industrial units, retail premises with front and rear coverage, storage compounds, car dealerships, workshops, clinics and multi-unit residential buildings. Because the recorder supplies PoE itself, it removes the switch, the injectors and the separate power planning that otherwise turn an eight-camera deployment into an electrical project. Sites that expect to upgrade camera quality over time are the strongest fit, since the 12-megapixel engine and multi-generation decoding mean the recorder outlives the cameras currently attached to it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need a separate PoE switch if I use this recorder?
A: No. The eight PoE ports on the recorder supply both power and data to each camera, so a switch is only needed if you plan to exceed eight cameras or extend the network beyond the recorder's own ports.
Q: Can I add the hard drive later instead of buying storage now?
A: Yes. The diskless configuration ships with the drive bay empty and ready for a 3.5-inch SATA surveillance drive up to 8 TB. Buying the 1 TB, 2 TB or 4 TB version simply means the drive is already installed and the recorder arrives ready to record.
Q: How long will the archive keep footage?
A: Retention depends on camera count, resolution and movement in the scene. H.265+ is used precisely to extend the window: with typical 4MP cameras and mixed activity, a 1 TB drive commonly holds a few weeks of continuous history, and larger drives extend that proportionally.
Q: Will my existing cameras work with it?
A: The recorder accepts IP PoE cameras from 2MP through 8MP and decodes H.264, H.264+, H.265 and H.265+. Camera hardware that follows standard PoE and ONVIF practice is normally recognised without special configuration.
Q: Does it record audio as well as video?
A: Yes, where the camera supplies an audio stream. The recorder accepts one audio input channel and compresses it using G711A, with an RCA output available for monitoring or feeding an external archive.
Q: What does the 12-megapixel rating mean in practice?
A: It defines the ceiling of detail the recorder can store and display. Cameras below that rating are recorded at their native quality; when you later upgrade to higher-resolution cameras at the perimeter, the recorder will not need to be replaced.
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