Uniview NVR PRIME 64-CH 8 SATA Bay Network Video Recorder

The Uniview NVR PRIME 64-CH 8 SATA Bay is a network video recorder, or NVR, for IP-based CCTV installations. An NVR receives digital video from network cameras and records it to internal storage, acting as the central recording point of a surveillance system. This model is the 64-channel version with eight SATA drive bays, a configuration intended for larger installations where many cameras feed one recorder.
Key features
- 64-channel recording capacity for connecting a large number of IP cameras
- 8 SATA drive bays for internal hard-drive storage
- Network video recorder designed for digital CCTV systems
- Part of the Uniview PRIME product line
- Model reference UN-NVR508-64E-IQ
Storage and recording
Recording capacity depends on the hard drives fitted, the number of cameras, the video resolution and frame rate, and the retention period required. The eight SATA bays allow several drives to be installed so that a longer archive can be kept. Check the supported drive types and capacities in the manufacturer documentation before fitting drives.
Network connection and management
As an NVR, the unit works with IP cameras on a network rather than with traditional coaxial analogue cameras. Cameras are added and configured through the recorder, and recordings can be viewed locally or, where the system is set up for it, remotely over the network. Plan the network layout, bandwidth and addressing before installation so that all cameras can stream reliably to the recorder.
Typical uses
- Large commercial premises with many cameras
- Warehouses, logistics sites and industrial yards
- Car parks and perimeter monitoring
- Retail stores, shopping centres and offices
- Schools, campuses and multi-building sites
Before you buy
Confirm that the channel count, drive bays and other features suit your project, and check that the cameras you plan to use are compatible with Uniview NVRs. Drives, cameras, switches and cabling are normally supplied separately. If you are unsure about sizing storage or network design, ask for guidance from a qualified installer before ordering.






