i-PRO NVR-RL-1-80TB-V5 Rack Mount Network Video Recorder
Overview
The i-PRO NVR-RL-1-80TB-V5 is a 1U rackmount network video recorder that has been discontinued by i-PRO. This model was engineered for large-scale enterprise IP surveillance deployments requiring sustained high-throughput video recording and extended retention periods. The NVR-RL-1-80TB-V5 featured 80TB native storage capacity designed to support hundreds of concurrent camera streams in distributed campus, healthcare, educational, and government environments.
Compatibility
This model was built as a standalone enterprise NVR system compatible with large-scale IP surveillance deployments using standard ONVIF-compliant cameras. It operated as a centralized recording platform for distributed camera networks. Verify compatibility with your specific camera models and management software before procurement, as this product line has been superseded. The 1U profile allows stacking with network switches and other enterprise-grade equipment in data center and server room installations.
Deployment Context
The NVR-RL-1-80TB-V5 was positioned for data center and server room installations where rack-mounted form factors align with existing IT infrastructure. The 80TB capacity supported extended retention cycles — meaningful when running 24/7 recording across dozens of medium-to-high-bitrate camera streams without frequent archive operations. With 32GB system RAM and Intel Xeon Silver processor architecture, the platform handled concurrent live ingest, simultaneous playback, metadata indexing, and search operations without performance drop-off during peak recording periods.
End-of-Life Status
This product has been discontinued by i-PRO. No further support, spare parts, or firmware updates are planned. If you operate a deployed NVR-RL-1-80TB-V5 unit, contact i-PRO support to explore migration paths or end-of-life servicing options. For new deployments, evaluate current network video recorders from i-PRO that meet your specific channel count and storage requirements.
