9000 Series IP Recorder Models

The 9116 IP Recorder is a powerful recorder with high throughput that accommodates up to 16 IP cameras and provides a total bandwidth capacity of 200 Mbps. This unit delivers high-definition video that can be stored for months. The 9116 IP Recorder is Linux-based and purpose-built with four secure front access hard drive bays and a total storage capacity of 64TB.

The 9124 IP Recorder accommodates up to 24 IP cameras and a total of 200 Mbps. The high-throughput recorder has configurable recording policies with user-definable variables like schedule, motion and analytics. The 9124 IP Recorder has four secure front access hard drive bays with dedicated LEDs for easy diagnostics and a total storage capacity of 64TB.

The 9132 IP Recorder has all the same great features as the 48 and 64-channel 9000 Series models, just scaled for smaller-sized business requirements. Accommodating 32 IP cameras and a total of 200 Mbps, this unit offers the same unparalleled reliability and serviceability as all March Networks recorders. The 9132 IP Recorder has four secure front access hard drive bays, with a total storage capacity of 64TB.

The 9248 IP Recorder accommodates up to 48 IP cameras, with a total bandwidth performance of 300 Mbps. This high-performance unit also has eight secure front access hard drive bays for up to 128TB of total storage. Like the 9264, each hard drive bay has its own diagnostic LED to help technicians easy identify hard drive issues. Totally reliable with its embedded Linux OS and internal battery backup, this unit also integrates with Command for superior video management capabilities.

Ideal for all-IP installations, the 9264 IP Recorder is a high-capacity recording platform accommodating up to 64 high-definition IP cameras and a total bandwidth of 400 Mbps. Never lose video with this purpose-build unit’s embedded Linux OS, internal battery backup, and real-time system health monitoring via March Networks Command VMS. This powerful recorder features a total of eight secure front-access hard drive bays – each with its own diagnostic LED – for added storage, and easier serviceability and maintenance.