QNAP Unveils 16-Channel PoE+ Smart Network NVR
Key Features of the TVR-AI200 Plug-and-Play Camera Setup:
Compliant with the 802.3at PoE+ standard, and supplies sixteen ports of 25.5-watt PoE power to IP cameras, simplifying deployment.
Compliant with the 802.3at PoE+ standard, and supplies sixteen ports of 25.5-watt PoE power to IP cameras, simplifying deployment. Isolated Network Design:
Creates an isolated network for offline operation to enhance surveillance security and privacy, and reduce cybersecurity risks.
Creates an isolated network for offline operation to enhance surveillance security and privacy, and reduce cybersecurity risks. Simultaneous Multi-Channel Monitoring:
With 4K HDMI™ output, it supports displaying up to 16MP clear images simultaneously across multiple channels.
With 4K HDMI™ output, it supports displaying up to 16MP clear images simultaneously across multiple channels. 2 x fixed 2.5-inch/3.5-inch SATA hard drive bays:
Supports 24TB of video storage space (with two 24TB drives configured in RAID 1), ensuring continuous 24/7 recording.
Supports 24TB of video storage space (with two 24TB drives configured in RAID 1), ensuring continuous 24/7 recording. Wide Compatibility:
Widely compatible with over 200 brands of 9,000 camera models supporting ONVIF® Profiles S/T/G, and offers third-party surveillance API integration.
Widely compatible with over 200 brands of 9,000 camera models supporting ONVIF® Profiles S/T/G, and offers third-party surveillance API integration. Advanced Compression Technology Support:
Supports compression protocols like Smart 265 and H.265+ for storage and playback, saving local storage space and bandwidth.
Supports compression protocols like Smart 265 and H.265+ for storage and playback, saving local storage space and bandwidth. Remote Monitoring and Management:
Provides real-time smart detection, notifications, and responses to suspicious events, with PC and mobile client apps.
Provides real-time smart detection, notifications, and responses to suspicious events, with PC and mobile client apps. Built-in AI Video Analytics:
Equipped with an NPU processor for 2 channels of facial recognition or people counting.
'As business environments place greater emphasis on surveillance, users are not only demanding intelligent surveillance features, but also seeking simplified deployment and cost reduction. The TVR-AI200 eliminates the lengthy setup process and offers fast offline configuration, while its isolated network design ensures the security of video data,' said Hanz Sung, Product Manager of QNAP, adding 'It maintains the simplicity of traditional digital surveillance architecture, while leveraging the benefits of IP cameras. Whether for chain retail stores, office buildings, or locations such as warehouses and factories, the TVR-AI200 provides a one-stop video surveillance solution that meets the needs for distributed monitoring with centralized backup and management.'
The TVR-AI200 incorporates QNAP's next-generation QVR Surveillance software, supporting various external intelligent detection features (such as motion detection, line crossing detection, alarm input, intrusion detection, etc.). It can send SMS and email alerts, as well as provide mobile monitoring applications to help administrators track and respond to suspicious events, thus enhancing overall control and response to environmental safety. The TVR-AI200 has built-in AI video analytics, including: facial recognition analysis, which can be used for access control or attendance management; people counting, which is especially useful for retail stores to gain operational insights through foot traffic analysis. Administrators can also use QVR Center to centrally manage multiple TVR-AI200 and other QVR surveillance recording servers and monitor real-time video feeds through client applications; or QVR Recording Vault active backup solution for surveillance recordings to enable long-term archive and centralized management of multi-site surveillance recordings.
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