X-Series

X1248 R – 12 analog channel, 30 FPS per analog channel, recorder supporting up to 48 channels (analog or IP). Recorder comes complete with docking station and all I/O and 4x10TB (40TB) of storage.

Key Benefits
– Powered by Nvidia System on a Chip (SoC). SoC technology includes both the hardware and firmware, so it uses less power, has better performance, requires less space and is more reliable than multi-chip systems.
– High capacity and performance. The recorder supports 48 concurrent connections at 1080p (primary channel) with an aggregate bandwidth of 400 Mbps.
– AI-enabled architecture. A dedicated AI engine powers future analytics applications.
– Encryption at rest. Prevent potential cybersecurity issues from accessing the recorders data by ensuring that data is encrypted when on the hard drive.
– Embedded, Linux-based, and purpose-built.
? Configurable recording policies. Record video based on user-definable variables, including schedule, motion, analytics, etc.
? Real-time health monitoring.

X1264 R – 12 analog channel, 30 FPS per analog channel, recorder supporting up to 64 channels (analog or IP). Recorder comes complete with all I/O and 4x10TB (40TB) of storage.

Key Benefits
– Powered by Nvidia System on a Chip (SoC). SoC technology includes both the hardware and firmware, so it uses less power, has better performance, requires less space and is more reliable than multi-chip systems.
– High capacity and performance. The recorder supports 64 concurrent connections at 1080p (primary channel) with an aggregate bandwidth of 400 Mbps.
– AI-enabled architecture. A dedicated AI engine powers future analytics applications.
– Encryption at rest. Prevent potential cybersecurity issues from accessing the recorders data by ensuring that data is encrypted when on the hard drive.
– Embedded, Linux-based, and purpose-built.
? Configurable recording policies. Record video based on user-definable variables, including schedule, motion, analytics, etc.
? Real-time health monitoring.