描述
A camera that records but cannot store is a witness with no memory. The Archive Grid is the memory: a 12-megapixel PoE network video recorder built to accept footage from up to eight or sixteen IP cameras and hold it for as long as the site requires. It sits quietly in a rack or on a shelf, draws under ten watts without a drive installed, and turns eight ordinary network cables into power, data and a reliable timeline.
Compression is where storage budgets are won or lost. The unit records in H.265+ and decodes H.265, H.264+ and H.264, so an identical drive holds measurably more days of footage than an H.264-only recorder could manage. Playback resolves to 12 megapixels at 30 frames per second on a single channel, with HDMI output running up to 4K and VGA to 1080p. One SATA bay accepts a 3.5-inch drive of up to 8 TB, and the available variants pair the recorder with a 1 TB, 2 TB or 4 TB drive already installed, so the system is operational the day it is unboxed rather than waiting on a separate purchase.
Detection has moved into the recorder itself. Deep-learning human and vehicle target detection distinguishes the movement that matters from the movement that does not, so a tree shifting in wind stops generating alerts. Line crossing, intrusion, and region entrance or exit rules let you describe the site in geometry rather than in guesswork. Each PoE port supplies up to 25.5 W over IEEE 802.3af/at, the chassis runs from −10 °C to +55 °C, and the ANNKE Vision app puts live view and playback on iPhone, iPad and Android devices wherever the site happens to be.
Storage is not the part of a security system anyone notices. It is the part that decides whether last Tuesday still exists.
Key Features
- ✦ Live view, recording and playback up to 12 MP resolution
- ✦ Built-in PoE inputs for up to 8 or 16 IP cameras depending on configuration
- ✦ Advanced H.265+ compression for longer retention on the same drive
- ✦ Deep-learning human and vehicle target detection
- ✦ HDMI output up to 4K with VGA fallback to 1080p
- ✦ Remote monitoring on iPhone, iPad and Android via ANNKE Vision
- ✦ Connectable to third-party network cameras
- ✦ Smart events: line crossing, intrusion, region entrance and exit
- ✦ Variants supplied with a 1 TB, 2 TB or 4 TB hard drive pre-installed
Technical Specifications
- Channels: 8CH or 16CH PoE (configuration selected)
- Max recording resolution: Up to 12 MP (4096 × 3072) at 30 fps
- Max playback: 1-ch at 12 MP, 3-ch at 4 MP or 6-ch at 1080p, all at 30 fps
- Compression: H.265+ / H.265 / H.264+ / H.264
- Video output: HDMI up to 4K (4096 × 2160), VGA up to 1080p
- Storage: 1 SATA interface, 3.5 inch HDD, up to 8 TB capacity
- PoE: 8 × RJ-45 10/100 Mbps, IEEE 802.3 af/at, max 25.5 W per port
- Network interface: 1 × RJ-45 10/100 Mbps self-adaptive
- Incoming / outgoing bandwidth: 80 / 80 Mbps
- Audio: 1 in / 1 out RCA, G.711A compression, alarm types include FTP photo, email photo and local alarm
- USB: 2 × USB 2.0
- Power: DC 48 V, consumption ≤ 10 W without HDD and PoE
- Operating temperature: 14 °F to 131 °F / −10 °C to +55 °C
- Dimensions: 315 × 240 × 48 mm (12.4 × 9.4 × 1.9 in)
- Weight: 1 kg / 2.2 lbs without hard disk
Where It Belongs
The Archive Grid belongs wherever the record has to outlast the incident. A shop owner who needs fourteen days of footage after a till discrepancy: the drive size and H.265+ compression decide whether that fortnight fits. A landlord covering a shared entrance and a rear car park on one device: eight PoE ports mean eight cameras powered and recorded from a single box, with no separate injectors and no second power outlet to find. A small factory where an incident has to be produced for an insurer: 12 MP capture means a face or a registration plate is still identifiable when the image is cropped. And a retailer running cameras from mixed suppliers: the recorder accepts third-party network cameras alongside ANNKE units, so an existing installation is extended rather than replaced.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do the cameras need their own power supply?
A: No. The PoE ports carry both data and power over a single network cable, supplying up to 25.5 W per port under IEEE 802.3af/at. Each camera is connected with one cable to one port, which removes the need for separate injectors or a mains outlet at the camera position.
Q: Which configuration should I choose, 8CH or 16CH?
A: Count the cameras you intend to run now, then add the ones you are reasonably likely to add within two years. Both configurations record in the same way, and the variants also differ by pre-installed hard drive capacity, so a 16-channel unit with a 4 TB drive is the appropriate choice where expansion is expected and retention matters.
Q: How much footage can I keep?
A: Retention depends on camera resolution, frame rate and scene activity, which is why the recorder supports H.265+ — it substantially reduces the bitrate for the same recorded image compared with older compression. The single SATA bay accepts a 3.5-inch drive up to 8 TB, and units can be supplied with 1 TB, 2 TB or 4 TB already fitted.
Q: What does human and vehicle target detection change?
A: It classifies what moved before notifying you. Motion from wind, foliage or shifting light stops producing alerts, so the events you receive are the ones involving people or vehicles. Human and vehicle detection is available across eight channels when paired with supporting cameras, or four channels at resolutions up to 4 MP.
Q: Can it record cameras from another brand?
A: Yes. The recorder is connectable to third-party network cameras, which makes it a sensible way to add continuous storage and centralised playback to an existing installation instead of replacing working hardware. Cameras are added over the network and behave like any other channel once connected.
Q: How do I view the system remotely?
A: Through the ANNKE Vision app on iPhone, iPad and Android. Live view and recorded playback stream to the app, so stored footage can be reviewed from anywhere without returning to the site. HDMI at up to 4K and VGA at 1080p remain available for local monitoring at the recorder itself.
Q: Where can this be installed?
A: The chassis operates from −10 °C to +55 °C and measures 315 × 240 × 48 mm, so it suits an indoor cabinet, a rack shelf or a protected technical enclosure. It weighs 1 kg without the drive, which makes wall or shelf mounting straightforward in small installations.
The EastSupplier Promise
Every specification on this page comes from the manufacturer's own datasheet: resolutions, PoE budget, temperature range, dimensions and weight. We do not round a capability up for marketing purposes, and we do not hide the limits — 12 MP capture only exists where the attached camera provides it, and detection channels are listed with the conditions under which they apply. What you read here is what the hardware does.
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