Iris IP Camera Recorder – No IrisControl – 1TB HDD – 32 IP Camera Inputs

Description

Scale a vessel-wide IP camera system with the Iris 32-Channel Network Video Recorder. Built for installations using network cameras rather than analog feeds, this NVR provides a 1TB internal drive, support for up to 32 IP camera channels, Gigabit Ethernet connectivity, and up-to-4K monitor output. Need centralized recording across the helm, cockpit, engine room, boarding areas, and perimeter views? The IRIS-NVR-32-1TB gives larger boats and commercial installations a dedicated protected-space recorder for compatible IP camera networks.

Key Specifications

• Iris Innovations IP Camera Recorder, model IRIS-NVR-32-1TB.
• Network video recorder with 1TB built-in hard-drive storage.
• Supports up to 32 IP camera inputs.
• Up to 4K Ultra HD output to a compatible HDMI or VGA display.
• Gigabit Ethernet RJ45, HDMI, VGA, and USB connections.
• No IrisControl or Garmin OneHelm integration in this recorder version.
• 12V/24V DC operating input with up to approximately 35W maximum power consumption.
• IP30 enclosure for protected, dry interior installation.
• Operating temperature range of 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 12.6 × 9.4 × 2.8 inches; approximate weight: 5.7 lb (2.6 kg).

Integration

The NVR requires compatible IP cameras, an appropriately designed Ethernet network, and an external HDMI or VGA monitor for local display. Confirm ONVIF or camera-specific protocol compatibility, network-switch capacity, PoE requirements, total bandwidth, IP addressing, and the intended recording resolution before purchase.

It does not accept analog cameras directly and does not include a display, camera, PoE switch, MFD integration, GPS receiver, or wireless connection. Available storage time varies with camera count, resolution, frame rate, bitrate, recording schedule, compression, and overwrite settings.

Installation Notes

Mount the recorder in a dry, ventilated, protected helm cabinet, equipment rack, or bulkhead location. Keep it away from direct spray, bilge moisture, engine heat, excessive vibration, and locations with limited cooling airflow. Use correctly protected 12V/24V power and leave room for Ethernet, HDMI/VGA, USB, and service access.

Use managed Gigabit Ethernet switching when appropriate, label each camera run, document IP addresses, and test video stability before final commissioning. A qualified installer should configure retention policies, user access, network security, motion recording, and backup procedures.

Before Ordering

Confirm the number and type of IP cameras, camera-protocol support, network bandwidth, PoE requirements, 1TB retention expectations, monitor output type, 12V/24V power, dry mounting space, and cable-routing plan before ordering.