

Key Features
- Supports up to 16 IP camera channels
- 16 built-in PoE ports for compatible IP cameras
- Centralized video recording and surveillance management
- Video playback for reviewing recorded footage
- Network-based monitoring with compatible equipment
- Suitable for commercial and professional surveillance systems
- 920.00 AED
- 920.00 AED
- Unit price
- per
Description
xThe Panasonic 16CH Network Video Recorder with 16 PoE Ports is designed for surveillance systems that require centralized recording and monitoring of multiple IP cameras. With support for up to 16 camera channels, it is suitable for offices, retail stores, commercial buildings, and other properties that need organized security coverage.
The 16 built-in Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports allow compatible IP cameras to connect directly to the recorder for data and power, helping simplify installation and reduce the need for separate camera power supplies. This setup can make surveillance system deployment more convenient.
The network video recorder supports essential surveillance tasks such as video recording, playback, and monitoring. When configured with compatible cameras, network equipment, and storage, it can help security teams review recorded footage and manage camera feeds from a central system.
For compatible recording solutions and related equipment, explore the Panasonic Network Video Recorder collection at Systec International.
FAQs
How many cameras can this NVR support?
It supports up to 16 IP camera channels.
What is the purpose of the 16 PoE ports?
They allow compatible IP cameras to receive power and transmit data through Ethernet connections.
Can I play back recorded surveillance footage?
Yes, video playback is a core function of a network video recorder, subject to correct setup and storage configuration.
Where can this Panasonic NVR be used?
It is suitable for surveillance systems in offices, retail stores, commercial properties, and other locations requiring multi-camera monitoring.
What should I check before purchasing?
Confirm camera compatibility, supported video resolution, hard-drive requirements, network features, and the recorder’s exact model specifications.
