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Rectangular black network video recorder with eight PoE ports on the rear panel

Amcrest

Amcrest NV4108E-A2 8CH POE NVR 4K video recorder

SKU CH-0NW8-X25NK

An 8-channel PoE network video recorder that captures up to 4K resolution at 30 fps with H.265 compression and supports hard drives up to 10 TB

  • Recording TypeNVR
  • Records 8 channels at 4K resolution with real-time 30fps playback
  • H.265 compression extends storage capacity for longer recording times
  • 80Mbps incoming bandwidth handles eight 4K cameras simultaneously
  • Power over Ethernet on eight ports simplifies camera installation
  • Supports up to 10TB hard drive for ample local storage

8-channel 4K NVR with PoE

The Amcrest NV4108E-A2 records and plays back video from up to eight IP cameras at resolutions up to 8MP. It is intended for home or small-business surveillance systems that need a single networked recorder with built-in Power over Ethernet ports for simplified cabling.

80 Mbps incoming bandwidth limit

The recorder accepts a maximum of 80 Mbps total incoming bandwidth. Eight 4K streams can only be recorded simultaneously when cameras are configured for H.265 compression and a bit rate of 1792 kbps each; H.264 restricts 4K recording to seven cameras.

Low heat and silent operation

With no mechanical drives included and only solid-state processing circuitry, the unit generates minimal heat and runs silently in normal use. Power draw is limited to the PoE budget supplied to connected cameras plus the recorder's own modest consumption.

Highlights

  • Records 8 channels at 4K resolution with real-time 30fps playback
  • H.265 compression extends storage capacity for longer recording times
  • 80Mbps incoming bandwidth handles eight 4K cameras simultaneously
  • Power over Ethernet on eight ports simplifies camera installation
  • Supports up to 10TB hard drive for ample local storage

Specifications

Recording TypeNVR

Questions about this item

What does the 80 Mbps incoming bandwidth mean for recording 4K cameras?

The 80 Mbps limit allows seven 4K cameras at default H.264 settings; switching all eight cameras to H.265 and setting each bit rate to 1792 enables full 8-channel 4K recording.

How do the PoE ports connect cameras to the recorder?

Eight built-in Power over Ethernet ports supply both data and power to compatible IP cameras, removing the need for separate power adapters or a PoE switch.

What hard-drive capacity can the recorder accept?

The NVR supports a single hard drive up to 10TB, which is not included with the unit.

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