4K Pro NVR - 32 Channels

Unrivalled 4K Ultra HD

Milesight 4K NVR is a patent design 32CH NVR which can work with all ONVIF-compliant IP cameras, supporting dual stream, and up to 4K definition (3840*2160, effectively four times that of Full HD ) live viewing, playback and recording. It also features embedded Linux OS for stability and a user friendly GUI for intuitive usage.

Leading Edge H.265 Compression

H.265 is the next-generation video compression format that is twice as efficient as H.264. Compared to H.264, H.265 has the following benefits: 50% reduction in bandwidth for images at the same resolution. 50% reduction in storage for images at the same resolution. 50% reduction in bitrate for the same visual quality. Future proof for 4K UHD and 8K UHD.

Hard Drive Installation

Hardware Components are optomized to meet the demands for convenient and stable hard disk installation. Up to 4 hard drives can be quickly and easily installed.

RAID 0/1/5/10 Supported

RAID is a method of combining multiple hard drives as a single unit to achieve redundancy and greater read/write speeds. Milesight 7000 series NVRs support RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 10. They are user configurable according to the user's exact project requirement for data protection and storage space.

Powerful Decoding Capability

The Milesight 7000 Pro NVR series can synchronously decode 4-ch 4K UHD, 8-ch 4MP and 16-ch 1080P and synchronously record up to 32-ch 4MP.

Versatile Interfaces

The 4K Pro NVR 7000 series has HDMI, VGA, 3 USB Ports (1 rear, 2 front), Alarm I/O, Audio I/O and two LAN ports provding all the required interfaces for effective video survellience.

Dual LAN Interfaces

The Milesight 7000 Pro NVR series has dual LAN interfaces for three different networking modes: Multi address, Load Balance and Net Fault-Tolerance.

Multi-address: Two Ethernet interfaces use different IP addresses and work separately in LAN1 and LAN2. One can be chosen as the default LAN to transit data.

Load Balance: Two Ethernet interfaces use the same IP address. They share the system bandwidth which is aimed at increasing the throughput.

Net Fault-tolerance: Two Ethernet interfaces use the same IP address. One is main and the second is for backup. If the main Ethernet interface is damaged it will switch to the backup interface automatically.