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SANNCE

SANNCE N98PBD 4K 8CH H.265+ PoE NVR Surveillance Security System

SKU CH-WN5Y-E2SMH

An 8-channel PoE NVR that records up to 4K from 8MP cameras, adds two extra IP channels and uses H.265+ compression to cut storage needs

  • Records 4K 8MP video across 10 channels using H.265+ compression
  • Eight PoE ports power cameras over single Ethernet cables up to 30W each
  • Human, vehicle and face detection triggers instant alerts when cameras support it
  • HDMI output displays live or recorded footage at 3860x2160 resolution
  • One SATA bay accepts drives up to 12TB for long-term storage

8-Channel 4K PoE NVR

The SANNCE N98PBD is an 8-channel network video recorder that accepts eight PoE cameras plus two additional IP cameras for up to ten total channels. It records at up to 8MP resolution using H.265+ compression and provides HDMI output up to 4K for local monitoring. The unit is aimed at homeowners and small businesses wanting a single-box recording solution with built-in power-over-Ethernet ports.

Expands from basic DVR or non-PoE NVR

Replacing a traditional DVR removes the need for separate power supplies and coaxial runs because each of the eight PoE ports delivers both data and up to 30W per port over a single Ethernet cable. The jump is worthwhile when you want to add IP cameras without a separate switch and need H.265+ efficiency to fit longer retention on a single SATA drive up to 12TB. Buyers who require more than ten channels or need redundant storage bays should look elsewhere.

Rack or desktop mount with one SATA bay

Installation consists of connecting cameras to the eight PoE ports, linking the single RJ45 uplink to the router, inserting one 3.5-inch SATA drive, and applying the included DC48V 2A adapter. The metal chassis measures 260x245x47mm and weighs 820g without a drive. Common issues include forgetting to initialise the hard drive in the NVR menu before recording starts and exceeding the total PoE budget when multiple cameras draw near the 30W per-port limit.

Highlights

  • Records 4K 8MP video across 10 channels using H.265+ compression
  • Eight PoE ports power cameras over single Ethernet cables up to 30W each
  • Human, vehicle and face detection triggers instant alerts when cameras support it
  • HDMI output displays live or recorded footage at 3860x2160 resolution
  • One SATA bay accepts drives up to 12TB for long-term storage

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What size hard drive can I fit in the NVR?

The unit has one SATA interface that accepts a single hard drive up to 12TB capacity.

How do I connect the PoE cameras and where do people go wrong?

Plug each camera into one of the eight PoE ports (100Mbps, IEEE802.3at/af) using a single Ethernet cable for power and data; the common mistake is exceeding the 30W per-port limit or the total PoE budget.

When will I need to replace the hard drive?

Replace the drive when it reaches its rated workload limit, shows SMART errors, or you need more than the installed capacity up to 12TB.

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