i-PRO WJ-HXE400/54000T6 RB H.265 Network Video Recorder

i-PRO WJ-HXE400/54000T6 RB Overview

The i-PRO WJ-HXE400/54000T6 RB is a rebox H.265 network video recorder engineered for medium-to-large scale IP surveillance deployments. This model combines 54TB of onboard storage (configured as 6TB×9) with H.265 video compression to maximize recording capacity while reducing bandwidth and infrastructure load. The WJ-HXE400 series is designed for professional security integrators, IT managers, and telecom operators requiring reliable, scalable video storage with modern codec support.

i-PRO WJ-HXE400/54000T6 RB Key Features

• 54TB Total Storage Capacity — Configured with nine 6TB hard drives for extended recording duration and high camera channel density. Supports simultaneous recording from multiple network cameras without bottlenecking performance.
• H.265 Video Compression — Native H.265 (HEVC) codec support reduces file sizes by up to 50% compared to H.264, enabling longer retention periods and lower bandwidth utilization across network infrastructure.
• Network Video Recorder Architecture — Operates as a centralized NVR hub compatible with IP-based surveillance systems, eliminating dependency on DVR analog infrastructure and enabling deployment flexibility across enterprise networks.
• Rebox Configuration — Factory-configured and tested hard drive array eliminates on-site storage assembly complexity and reduces deployment time for integration teams.
• Enterprise-Class Recording Reliability — Designed for 24/7 continuous operation in professional surveillance environments requiring predictable uptime and data integrity across extended recording cycles.
• Multi-Camera Support — Centralized storage hub architecture supports simultaneous streams from multiple network cameras, scaling efficiently with enterprise and institutional deployments.

i-PRO WJ-HXE400/54000T6 RB Integration & Compatibility

The WJ-HXE400 series operates within the i-PRO network camera ecosystem and is compatible with standard ONVIF-compliant IP cameras from multiple manufacturers. Integrators should verify camera and VMS platform compatibility through current i-PRO documentation and system requirements. Storage capacity and recording duration depend on video resolution, frame rate, compression settings, and the number of concurrent camera streams configured within the NVR system.