Hanwha XRN-3220RB2 Overview
The Hanwha XRN-3220RB2 is a 32-channel 8K NVR built on a 12th-generation Intel processor, designed for large-scale surveillance deployments requiring high-resolution recording and extended storage capacity. With 8 SATA HDD bays (up to 10TB per HDD) and support for up to 80TB total raw storage, this NVR handles demanding multi-camera environments in security integration and enterprise surveillance applications.
Hanwha XRN-3220RB2 Recording and Performance Specifications
- 32-channel 32MP maximum resolution recording and display
- Up to 520 Mbps recording bandwidth (distributed mode); up to 300 Mbps (normal mode); 520 Mbps in RAID normal/degrade/rebuild modes
- Up to 200 Mbps playback bandwidth
- H.265, H.264, and MJPEG compression support
- Dual-stream recording with Normal, Schedule, Event (Pre/Post), and Bookmark recording modes
- 32MP @ 15fps, 12MP @ 30fps, 8.3MP @ 4ch 30fps, 1080p @ 16ch 30fps, 720p @ 32ch 30fps decoding capability
Hanwha XRN-3220RB2 Storage and Reliability
- Pre-installed 32TB raw storage configuration
- 8 SATA HDD bays with support for HDDs up to 10TB each (expandable to 80TB)
- RAID 5/6 support (requires minimum number of installed HDDs)
- ARB (Automatic Recovery Backup) and N+1 failover for business continuity
- iSCSI support for extended storage and backup options
- WiseStream support for bandwidth optimization
Hanwha XRN-3220RB2 Display and User Interface
- Dual HDMI display outputs: HDMI 1 (3840x2160 @ 30Hz), HDMI 2 (1920x1080 @ 60Hz)
- Dynamic layout and virtual channel view for flexible multi-screen monitoring
- Clone Mode (up to 64 divisions), Expand Mode (HDMI 1 up to 32 divisions, HDMI 2 up to 32 divisions)
- Web-based interface supporting 1/2H/2V/3V/4/6/8/9 multi-screen configurations
- Support for up to 100 simultaneous web management connections
Hanwha XRN-3220RB2 Network and Protocol Support
- SUNAPI and ONVIF protocol compatibility for third-party camera integration
- Two-way audio input/output for bidirectional communication
- P2P QR code connectivity for remote access and monitoring
- Alarm I/O for event-triggered actions
- Event triggers: Alarm Input, Video Loss, Camera Events (Sensor, MD, Video Analytics, Defocus, Audio), Dynamic Events, User Events
- Event actions: e-Mail, EventPush, PTZ control
