The Husky IVO 1800R with 288TB HDD from Milestone is a rack-mountable form factor NVR server that supports over 10,000 devices at a maximum bit rate of 1800 Mb/s. XProtect VMS is preinstalled to help users get started with the unit.

This NDAA-compliant scalable NVR is equipped with a VGA display port, along with 2 x 10 GbE RJ45 and 2 x GbE RJ45 network interfaces.

288TB HDD Preinstalled    XProtect VMS Preinstalled    Connects 10,000+ Devices to XProtect VMS    2 RU Rack-Mountable Form Factor    Easy Installation with Husky Assistant    1 x VGA    2 x GbE RJ45 Ports    2 x 10 GbE RJ45 Ports    NDAA Compliant

Choose any version of XProtect VMS for your installation

Supports up to 250 channels

Compatible with Windows 2019 IoT Essentials (No CAL) Semi-Annual Channel

Windows and XProtect VMS optimization according to your needs

Recorder can be used with XProtect Essential+, enabling you to connect up to eight cameras for free

iDRAC9 Enterprise (license included) for remote management

Intel Xeon Silver 4216 CPU

Supports archiving to external NAS

Support for RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60 (RAID 5, 6, 10 configurable in Husky Assistant)

24 disk bays that supports up to 384TB of local storage

Overvoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature, and short-circuit protection

Dual OS drives and power supplies

TPM 2.0 credential and key encryption

2 RU rack-mountable form factor

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How to get laptop to recognize this drive? Got as a replacement for failed hard drive -DelI Inspirion 15558

A: You will need either a second computer with a USB To SATA cable to initialize the drive or if you have Windows installation media, you would need to install the drive on your dell and boot from your installation media to initialize the drive and install Windows.

Q: 2. MAY I PUT THIS HD ON A SERVER DELL POWEREDGE T130 OS WINDOWS SERVER 2016 ?

A: Yes this drive would be supported.

Q: 3. Does this hard drive spin at 7200 RPM or 5400 RPM? I keep seeing conflicting information online on other site, so just want to verify.

A: It is 5400RPM.

Q: 4. Your pass answers are confusing so I will ask this clearly. What is the spin speed (rps) for this exact drive? This information is critical for purchase.

A: The Seagate 8TB BarraCuda SATA III 3.5" Internal HDD BH #SEST8000DMA4 is a 5400rpm hard drive. If you want 7200rpm, look at the Barracuda Pro instead which is 7200rpm. Seagate 8TB BarraCuda Pro 7200 rpm SATA III 3.5" Internal HDD (Retail) BH #SET8000DMA4

Q: 5. Is this piece of equipment rack mountable?

A: Yes, I believe.

Q: 6. Just started using this model. Can anything be done to stop the 5 second delay when watching what is being recorded?

A: Joe, that is a function of how it's recorded, i.e. if you have a sync generator as part of your system, it will embed a delay in the recording, plus its also by design so you can watch a previous recording while you arealso recording. at least that is my understanding (I haven't tried it yet).

Q: 7. Is this compatible with any 2.5 HDD slot?

A: No! WARNING: This is a 15mm-thick HDD. Most 2.5 slots -- on laptops, micro PCs, etc. -- DO NOT ACCEPT 15mm HDD, even if it is 2.5 . Most are limited to 7mm or 9mm. Check the spec of your computer and the dimensions of the HDD before purchase.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with the Drobo 5D?

A: It should be. Drobo states, "The Drobo 5D supports both standard 3.5” SATA hard disk drives (HDDs) as well as SATA solid state drives (SSDs) for added performance. For HDDs, these drives can be from any manufacturer and with any capacity." Drobo enclosures aren't as picky about hard drives as more advanced NAS/DAS enclosures are.

Q: 9. What is the rotation speed?

A: The rotation speed would be 5400 RPM

Q: 10. I have a Sony S270 hd video camera. Can I record straight to Dvd from the hd-sdi out put of the camera?

A: My quick answer: I believe it will not record directly to DVD, but it will record directly to Blu-Ray disk in real time. The manual indicates to record to DVD you must record to internal hard drive first and then burn to DVD.And now some background & my experience using the SR-HD2500 Blu-Ray Disk & HDD Recorder (the Blu-Ray Recorder). I do not specifically own the Sony S270 camera although I see that it has a variety of outputs including HD/SDI: BNC (x1 output) which lead me to believe it should connect directly to the Blu-Ray Recorder. I have owned and utilized the Blu-Ray Recorder for real time Blue-Ray (Not DVD) video recording from the Blackmagic ATEM TV studio SDI out (BNC connector) and directly from other SDI/BNC equipped cameras and converters. It works perfectly well for this and should work for any hd/SDI: BNC connector video source. Your question is if it will record straight to DVD and, reading the manual, it appears that to record to DVD you must record to internal hard disk first (HDD), and then to DVD (if DVD format is what you need). I record to Blu-Ray disk and it will record directly, (skipping the hard drive process). So, I dont believe it will record to DVD in real time in the way it will record to Blu-Ray format if that is what you need to do. Also, you must, of course, format the disk (whether DVD or Blu-Ray disk) prior to recording and then finalize the disk. Both straightforward and simple processes internal to the SR-HD250 Blu-Ray device. I have utilized this device to record entertainment at our State Fair and in my studio for over a year and it works perfectly well. The device appears very well made, and in particular the connectors are standard and have stood the test of use. Although I cannot speak to DVD recordings, the Blu-Ray recordings are superb. - Dr B.Enter an answer to this question.