Record from and manage up to 16 cameras with the AcuSense DS-7616NXI-K2/16P 16-Channel 12MP NVR with 8TB HDD from Hikvision. This NVR supports IP cameras up to 12MP. It is equipped with two SATA ports that each support an HDD up to 10TB, for a maximum capacity of 20TB (8TB preinstalled). H.265+, H.265, H.264+, and H.264 video compressions keep file sizes manageable while maintaining the best quality possible. AcuSense technology provides vehicle and human detection while filtering out false video content analysis alarms.

This NVR supports two-way audio. An HDMI and a VGA port enable video output to an external monitor (available separately) at up to 4K UHD resolution.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 3-Year Manufacturer Warranty    Record from and Manage up to 16 Cameras    Recording Resolution up to 12MP    8TB HDD Preinstalled    H.265+, H.265, H.264+ & H.264 Codecs    AcuSense Technology    16 x PoE Ports    Two-Way Audio Support    HDMI & VGA Outputs

Recording resolution up to 12MP

H.265+, H.265, H.264+, and H.264 video compressions

TLS encryption for secure transmission stream

1 x VGA and 1 x HDMI outputs

HDD storage expandable to 20TB

16-channel synchronous playback

1000M RJ45 self-adaptive Ethernet port

2 x USB 2.0

4 x alarm inputs and 1 x alarm output

CE and FCC certified

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this de-warp a 12 megapixel fisheye? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1305606-REG/hikvision_ds_2cd63c2f_iv_12mp_fisheye_network_camera.html

A: No this NVR does not have a dewarping feature

Q: 2. Is this the US model, with US firmware that is upgradable?

A: Yes, All Hikvision sold at B & H is. This is my second NVR since last year. Be sure you plan for TOTAL input BANDWIDTH. While it does support 16 cameras I have eight and used 139Mbps of 160Mbps. So in my case it supports 9 unless I lower the camera settings to less than 16384Kbps.

Q: 3. can you tell me what the item number for the rack ears would be for this unit?

A: You can send an email to Sales.usa@hikvision.com typically they are only sold with the nvr's but they may be able to get you the parts.

Q: 4. The key features state the unit has long distance network transmission via PoE up to 300m. I assume that means you can have a camera wired at that distance. If that is true, how many can you have wired long distance? I also noticed in the camera PoE settings that you have a long distance option for each channel.

A: You assume correctly, in that you can have a camera wired up to that distance. Hikvision does not specify how many can be set up that way.

Q: 5. If I have 10 -4K cameras connected will this NVR only show 4 cameras on live view or show all ten camera feeds at 1080P ?

A: This Hikvision DS-7616NI-I2/16P 16-Channel 12MP 4K NVR (No HDD) BH #HIDS7616N216 • MFR #DS-7616NI-I2/16P model can handle up to 12MP resolution, 160 Mb/s incoming and 256 Mb/s outgoing bandwidth, and can do playback for up to 4 4K/8MP cameras and 16 1080P channels at a time.

Q: 6. does this system works with third party cameras?

A: Yes, just keep in mind specialty cameras you may not be able to utilize those features.

Q: 7. Can you mix 4K and 1080p cameras? Meaning can i have 12 HD cameras + 1 4K camera running on this NVR simultaneously?

A: Yes, you can have 1080p cameras and 4k cameras both connected to this NVR problem. When you say "HD" I assume you mean 1080p...? Because if you want to know if you can connect "TurboHD" (analog) cameras to this along with IP cameras, then the answer is NO.

Q: 8. What is the difference between DS-7616NI-I2/16P and DS-7616NI-Q2?

A: There are a few differences between them. The Q2 model can handle up to 4K/8MP resolution, 160 Mb/s incoming and 80 Mb/s outgoing bandwidth, and can do playback for 1 4K and 4 1080P channels at a time. The I2 model can handle up to 12MP resolution, 160 Mb/s incoming and 256 Mb/s outgoing bandwidth, and can do playback for up to 4 4K/8MP cameras and 16 1080P channels at a time.

Q: 9. Does this model support ColorVu?

A: ColorVu IP Cameras up to 12MP will be supported.

Q: 10. I have 12 cameras connected to this DVR. Remote viewing takes several minutes to fill the screen with images. Internet connection both locally and remotely is very fast so it's not that. How can I speed up remote live viewing without lowering the resolution the camera is recording at?

A: If you are accessing through Hik-Connect it will take a little bit longer to get the feed up. If you want to speed it up a little you can either use your public ip with the iVMS-4200 application or even setting up your own DDNS to use with it. When you are on the local network then you can use the internal IP address to access the system.