Iris Hybrid Camera Recorder – No IrisControl – 1TB HDD – 8 Analogue & 4 IP Camera Inputs

Description

Record and manage mixed analog and network camera feeds from one central onboard unit with the Iris Hybrid Camera Recorder. Its 1TB internal drive, support for eight analog inputs and four IP-camera inputs, and up-to-4K HDMI/VGA display output make it useful for boats that combine legacy cameras with newer network devices. Need a practical recorder without replacing every camera already installed? The IRIS-DVR-HYB-8-4-1TB provides a hybrid DVR/NVR platform for protected helm, equipment-rack, or bulkhead installation.

Key Specifications

• Iris Innovations Hybrid Camera Recorder, model IRIS-DVR-HYB-8-4-1TB.
• Hybrid marine DVR/NVR with 1TB built-in hard-drive storage.
• Supports up to 8 analog camera channels and 4 IP camera channels.
• Up to 4K Ultra HD output to a compatible external HDMI or VGA monitor.
• Ethernet RJ45, HDMI, VGA, USB, and RS485 connections.
• No integrated IrisControl software or Garmin OneHelm integration in this version.
• 12V/24V DC operating input with up to approximately 25W maximum power consumption.
• IP30 enclosure for protected interior installation only.
• Operating range of 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 11.8 × 8.7 × 2.6 inches; approximate weight: 4.6 lb (2.1 kg).

Integration

The recorder needs compatible cameras, suitable analog or Ethernet cabling, and an external HDMI or VGA monitor for local viewing. Confirm camera formats, IP protocols, video resolutions, network bandwidth, storage settings, and any PTZ-control requirements before building the system. It does not include cameras, a display, GPS receiver, chartplotter, or wireless connection.

Recording capacity depends on the number of active cameras, resolution, frame rate, compression settings, motion-recording rules, and retention preferences. A 1TB drive does not guarantee a fixed number of days of storage across different camera configurations.

Installation Notes

Install the recorder in a dry, protected, ventilated location away from direct spray, bilge water, excessive heat, vibration, and magnetic or electrical interference. Allow sufficient clearance for cooling, cable access, USB connections, and drive service. Use correctly rated 12V/24V power wiring, circuit protection, and secure mounting hardware.

Run analog and network cables in protected paths, label each channel, and test every camera before finalizing the installation. A qualified marine-electronics installer should configure IP addresses, recording schedules, user access, storage overwrite settings, and monitor output.

Before Ordering

Count required analog and IP cameras, confirm camera compatibility, check available network ports and bandwidth, choose HDMI or VGA display output, verify dry mounting space, plan cable routes, and estimate required video-retention time before ordering.