Nexcom NViS 6308: NVR for surveillance applications that require large storage capacity

This NVR incorporates the Intel Core-i processors of the Kaby Lake series with HD GT3 GPU processor that supports 4K resolution, in addition to the HEVCH.256/H.264 decoder and encoder.

To meet the requirements of intelligent digital security, that increasingly relies on the demands of multiple connections between devices for collaboration, Nexcom offers highly scalable surveillance NVRs.

With three high-resolution screen outputs and the ability to operate in 'clone' and 'extension' mode, NViS 6308 It is ideal for users who want to share images for various purposes, as a single display for a large audience within a contact center or multi-screen synchronization for different directions or mobile devices. Also supports VMS specifications.

A computer that the manufacturer recommends for surveillance applications that require a large capacity of video storage.

The NViS 6308 is powered by Intel Core-i Kaby Lake series processors with HD GT3 GPU processor supporting 4K resolution, in addition to the HEVCH.256/H.264 decoder and encoder. In addition, is equipped with a 2U rackmount video server, which also provides a large storage capacity of up to 80TB for streaming video recording.

PCIe expansion is another NViS highlight 6308 that can interface with up to three devices: as a capture card, graphic, CNA or RAID card for data backup.

This platform with 2U format (Eight-bay 3.5") also characterized by four USB 2.0 and two USB 3.0, a COM, two Gigabit Ethernet, two HDMI connectors 1.4 (up to 4K@24Hz) and a DVI-I (Until 1920 X 1200).

Features:

• 2U format of 8 3.5" bays.
• Supports 7th generation Intel Core i7/i5/i3 processor with LGA1151 socket.
• DIMMs 4 channels of 288 Dual length pins, Support DDR4 2400/2133MH up to 64 Gb, ECC memory.
• Includes: 4 Usb 2.0, 2 Usb 3.0, a COM, 2 Gigabit Ethernet, 2 HDMI connector 1.4 (resolution up to 4K@ 24Hz), a DVI-I (Resolution up to 1,920×1.200), Pcie.
• ATX 600W AC Power Supply 100 V to 240 Ⅴ.

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