Hanwha XRN-6420DB4-128TB 8K NVR (Intel based)

Hanwha XRN-6420DB4 Overview

The Hanwha XRN-6420DB4 is a 64-channel 8K network video recorder built on 12th-generation Intel processors for large-scale surveillance deployments. This NVR model supports up to 32 MP camera resolution, delivers 520 Mbps recording bandwidth in RAID mode, and provides 128 TB of raw storage capacity across 16 SATA HDD bays (up to 10 TB per drive). Purpose-built for security integrators and IT managers managing enterprise IP camera networks.

Hanwha XRN-6420DB4 Performance & Storage Architecture

• 64 channels at 32 MP resolution; supports CIF to 32 MP recording and playback
• 16 SATA HDD bays (up to 160 TB maximum capacity) with 128 TB pre-configured storage
• Up to 520 Mbps recording bandwidth (distributed mode); up to 200 Mbps playback bandwidth
• RAID 5/6 support with HDD hot-swap capability in RAID mode
• Automatic Recovery Backup (ARB) and N+1 failover redundancy
• Dual-stream recording for simultaneous local and remote access
• Redundant power supply for high-availability installations

Hanwha XRN-6420DB4 Codec & Network Capabilities

• H.265, H.264, and MJPEG compression for flexible bandwidth optimization
• ONVIF and SUNAPI protocol support for multi-vendor camera integration
• iSCSI support for network-attached storage expansion
• Built-in web management for up to 100 simultaneous users
• Dual HDMI display outputs: HDMI 1 at 3840×2160 (30 Hz); HDMI 2 at 1920×1080 (60 Hz)
• Virtual channel view and dynamic layout for flexible monitoring configurations
• P2P QR code provisioning for rapid remote deployment

Hanwha XRN-6420DB4 Advanced Features

• WiseStream support for automatic bandwidth reduction on static camera feeds
• Fisheye dewarping (local and CMS-based) for panoramic camera compatibility
• AI Search for Wisenet AI cameras (motion, object detection, and video analytics queries)
• 2-way audio and alarm I/O for integrated communications and event triggering
• Manual event support and schedule-based recording (continuous, event, pre/post event)
• Event triggers: alarm input, video loss, camera events (sensor, motion detection, video analytics, defocus, audio), dynamic events, and user events
• Event actions: email and event push notifications
• Embedded Linux operating system with TPM integration and NDA-compliant security