i-PRO NVR-R-1-36TB-V7 Rack-Mount Network Video Recorder
Overview
The NVR-R-1-36TB-V7 is a 1U rack-mount network video recorder designed for mid-to-large-scale IP surveillance deployments where sustained multi-stream recording, real-time analytics, and extended retention matter. Built on Intel Xeon Silver processor architecture with 32GB system RAM and 36TB native storage, this unit handles dozens to hundreds of simultaneous camera streams without bottlenecking ingest, search, or playback. Windows Server 2025 Standard Edition pre-installed ensures enterprise-grade stability, directory service integration (Active Directory), and compliance framework alignment across corporate, retail, hospitality, and institutional environments.
Compatibility
The NVR-R-1-36TB-V7 integrates with i-PRO camera portfolios and third-party ONVIF-compliant IP cameras. It supports mid-to-large camera networks via standard Gigabit Ethernet infrastructure. Exact compatible camera models and series depend on your network architecture and VMS platform; consult i-PRO's compatibility matrix or your systems integrator for specific model cross-reference before deployment.
Storage and Encoding
36TB integrated storage subsystem supports continuous high-bitrate recording with extended retention windows. Multi-codec support—H.265, H.264, and MJPEG—allows efficient bitrate reduction across heterogeneous camera fleets. H.265 cuts bandwidth and storage overhead roughly 40–60% versus H.264 depending on scene complexity, a material factor when scaling from dozens to hundreds of concurrent streams.
Processor and Memory Architecture
8-core/16-thread Intel Xeon Silver processor handles parallel multi-stream ingest, real-time video analytics offload, and simultaneous playback without saturation. 32GB system RAM allocates sufficient headroom for database operations, metadata indexing, and edge analytics without memory contention under sustained concurrent load—critical in 24/7 enterprise surveillance environments where latency or dropped frames trigger compliance failures.