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KT&C OMNI-IP KNR-p32Px16 32 Channel NVR 16 PoE
A 32-channel network video recorder with 16 PoE ports supporting up to 30W per camera and 160Mb/s total bandwidth
- Compression FormatH.264
- Storage InstalledNo
- Connect 32 IP cameras without extra licences
- 16 built-in PoE ports deliver up to 30 W each
- 200 W total PoE budget powers all connected cameras
- Aggregate bandwidth of 160 Mb/s handles multi-camera streaming
- Dual HDMI and VGA outputs show up to 1920×1080 live view
32-Channel NVR with 16 PoE Ports
The KT&C OMNI-IP KNR-p32Px16 is a 32-channel network video recorder designed for IP surveillance systems. It provides 16 built-in PoE ports for direct camera power and connection. The unit supports H.264 video compression and ships with no storage installed. It is intended for installations requiring up to 32 IP camera channels.
Suits installers needing mixed camera support
This recorder suits projects that combine plug-and-play cameras on PoE ports with third-party ONVIF devices. It is not for buyers who need onboard storage included in the box. It is also not for installations requiring more than 16 powered ports or a total PoE budget above 200W. Systems needing compression formats beyond H.264 should look elsewhere.
Handles 32 cameras at 5MP within 160Mb/s
The NVR manages an aggregate 160Mb/s bandwidth from all connected cameras. It comfortably records 32 channels at up to 5MP resolution when bit-rates are balanced. Each PoE port delivers up to 30W within the 200W total budget. Local HDMI and VGA outputs display up to 1920x1080. Bandwidth limits restrict higher resolutions or frame rates to 16 channels.
Highlights
- Connect 32 IP cameras without extra licences
- 16 built-in PoE ports deliver up to 30 W each
- 200 W total PoE budget powers all connected cameras
- Aggregate bandwidth of 160 Mb/s handles multi-camera streaming
- Dual HDMI and VGA outputs show up to 1920×1080 live view
Specifications
| Brand | KT&C |
|---|---|
| Compression Format | H.264 |
| Storage Installed | No |
Questions about this item
Do I need to supply my own hard drives for the KNR-p32Px16 to record video?
Yes, the recorder ships with no storage installed, so you must install one or more compatible hard drives before it can record any footage.
Can I connect cameras that only support 802.3af PoE to the 16 built-in ports?
Each port delivers up to 30 W under the 802.3at standard, so cameras limited to 802.3af will operate normally within the 200 W total budget.
How can I verify the NVR is receiving the full 160 Mb/s aggregate stream from all 32 cameras?
The local HDMI or VGA monitor will show live video from every channel at up to 1920×1080, and the system continues displaying live view while you review playback on a second screen.
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