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Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-5404W
Hanwha WWT-P-5404W WAVE Client Workstation
Compact quad-monitor workstation with 14th-gen Core i5 for Wisenet WAVE
- 4× mini DisplayPort outputs support simultaneous quad-monitor video display
- 14th-generation Intel Core i5 processor handles multi-stream real-time processing
- 16GB DDR4 RAM and 256GB SSD for stable multi-feed surveillance operations
$4,380.00 $3,280.99 Save $1,099.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-5404W1
Hanwha WWT-P-5404W1 Small form factor Wisenet WAVE Client Workstation for 4 monitor
$5,010.00 $3,263.99 Save $1,746.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-5404W1-1TB
Hanwha WWT-P-5404W1 WAVE Client Workstation 1TB
Compact quad-monitor workstation with Core i5 & Quadro T1000 for surveillance ops
- 14th Gen Intel Core i5 + Nvidia Quadro T1000 GPU handles multi-stream H.265/H.264 decoding
- Four independent monitors via Mini DisplayPort for comprehensive real-time video coverage
- 16GB DDR4 + 1TB storage with Wisenet WAVE pre-installed for immediate deployment
$5,210.00 $3,902.99 Save $1,307.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-5405L
Hanwha WWT-P-5405L WAVE Client Workstation
Compact quad-monitor workstation with Core Ultra 5 & A400 GPU for surveillance control rooms
- Intel Core Ultra 5 + 16GB RAM with NVIDIA A400 discrete GPU for real-time multi-camera video decoding
- Four simultaneous 1080p+ displays via quad miniature DisplayPort + HDMI outputs
- Dual network (1GbE + 2.5GbE) with 512GB NVMe SSD in 3.74"W compact tower form factor
$5,480.00 $2,853.99 Save $2,626.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-5405W
Hanwha WWT-P-5405W WAVE Client Workstation
Compact quad-monitor SOC workstation with Core Ultra 5 & Nvidia A400
- Four independent mini-DisplayPort outputs for wall-mounted multi-display surveillance setups
- Intel Core Ultra 5 with 16GB RAM handles multi-stream video without lag
- 512GB SSD and Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC eliminate forced updates in 24/7 ops
In stock · Ships same business day$5,480.00 $2,853.99 Save $2,626.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-7204ML
Hanwha WWT-P-7204ML Wisenet Wave Client Workstation
- Wisenet Wave client workstation with Intel Core i7 14th gen
- 16GB DDR4 memory for smooth multi-stream playback
- 256GB M.2 SSD in micro form factor client design
$3,910.00 $2,547.99 Save $1,362.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-7204MW
Hanwha WWT-P-7204MW WAVE Client Workstation
Micro workstation for Wisenet WAVE with 14th Gen i7 and dual-monitor output
- 14th Gen Intel Core i7, 16GB DDR4, 256GB SSD for real-time video playback
- VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort outputs support dual-monitor setups in tight spaces
- 1.4" × 7.0" × 7.2" form factor mounts behind displays or on VESA arms
$3,910.00 $2,928.99 Save $981.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-7205ML
Hanwha WWT-P-7205ML Micro WAVE Client Workstation
Micro WAVE client for dual-monitor control rooms, Intel Core Ultra 7
- Intel Core Ultra 7 with 16GB DDR5 for concurrent multi-camera monitoring
- Dual monitor support via 2x HDMI + DisplayPort for operator workstations
- 512GB M.2 SSD with Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Wisenet WAVE pre-installed
In stock · Ships same business day$4,110.00 $2,547.99 Save $1,562.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: WWT-P-7205MW
Hanwha WWT-P-7205MW Micro WAVE Client Workstation
Compact Wisenet WAVE client with Core Ultra 7 and dual-monitor output
- Intel Core Ultra 7 + 16GB RAM handles multi-stream video decoding and real-time playback
- Pre-configured Wisenet WAVE VMS client software arrives ready to deploy immediately
- Dual HDMI + DisplayPort support connects two monitors for surveillance monitoring
$4,110.00 $2,547.99 Save $1,562.01 -
i-PRO
SKU: WS-SFL-1-ITG-V8
i-PRO WS-SFL-1-ITG-V8 Security Workstation Graphics Card
- Offloads video rendering from CPU, enabling smooth playback of 8+ simultaneous HD/4K streams.
- Supports 4–8 independent display outputs for segregated camera views and alert dashboards.
- Drop-in module for i-PRO WS-SFL workstations eliminates driver conflicts and integration overhead.
$3,850.88 $2,648.99 Save $1,201.89 -
PioneerPOS
SKU: T3-C123V5-42
PioneerPOS 10" T3 Quad Core/1.33 2GB 32GB SSD - T3-C123V5-42
- Quad Core 1.33GHz CPU handles concurrent POS tasks without bottlenecks at peak load.
- Integrated MSR eliminates external card reader dependency, reducing hardware failure points.
- 32GB SSD and 2GB RAM support standard POS workflows with local transaction caching.
$1,341.25 $1,340.99 Save $0.26 -
PioneerPOS
SKU: T3-C123D5-42
PioneerPOS 10" T3 Quad Core/1.33 2GB 32GB WIN10 - T3-C123D5-42
- Runs Windows 10 natively, ensuring broad POS software compatibility without proprietary OS fees.
- Integrated MSR eliminates external card reader hardware, reducing counter clutter and setup complexity.
- Quad-core CPU handles single-threaded POS transaction workloads on a compact 10-inch footprint.
$1,421.73 $1,420.99 Save $0.74 -
PioneerPOS
SKU: Q12-C123D5-41
PioneerPOS 10" T3 Tablet For Healthcare 2G RAM - Q12-C123D5-41
- 10-inch T3 touch display supports mobile point-of-care and clinical data capture.
- 2GB RAM with 32GB eMMC and Windows 10 IoT delivers a stable, lightweight clinical OS.
- Integrated handstrap enables secure one-handed bedside operation during patient workflows.
$1,852.08 $997.99 Save $854.09 -
PioneerPOS
SKU: HC4XJQ150031
PioneerPOS 15 2.9GHz 4GB RAM SSD Win 10 - HC4XJQ150031
- 1920×1080 capacitive touchscreen enables precise VMS navigation without a separate mouse.
- Windows 10 Enterprise pre-licensed; runs Milestone, Genetec, and Axis Camera Station natively.
- Wi-Fi connectivity integrates directly with IP-based NVRs and ONVIF camera systems on-site.
$2,537.50 $1,701.99 Save $835.51 -
PioneerPOS
SKU: Q12-HC4FJQ-12
PioneerPOS 15 29G 4GB 120SD W10ENT Base Msr - Q12-HC4FJQ-12
- Integrated MSR eliminates external card reader hardware, reducing cable clutter and failure points.
- 120GB SSD enables fast boot cycles and withstands vibration in high-traffic retail deployments.
- Windows 10 Enterprise delivers managed OS support and group policy control for enterprise POS rollouts.
$3,381.40 $1,816.99 Save $1,564.41 -
PioneerPOS
SKU: Q12-HC4FNQ-12
PioneerPOS 15 29G 4GB 120SD W10LTSC2021 Base Msr - Q12-HC4FNQ-12
- Integrated MSR consolidates card-present payment hardware, eliminating external USB peripherals.
- Windows 10 LTSC 2021 receives security patches through 2032 with no forced feature updates.
- 120GB SSD and 4GB RAM support single-station POS workflows with no mechanical failure risk.
$3,381.39 $1,816.99 Save $1,564.40
Workstations & Terminals
Surveillance workstations and terminals provide the computing power required for live monitoring, playback, and video management software (VMS) operation. Designed for control rooms and security desks, these systems ensure smooth performance in high-camera-count environments.
Plan Your Deployment
- Camera count and simultaneous live view requirements
- VMS compatibility and hardware specifications
- GPU and decoding performance needs
- Monitor output configuration and multi-display setup
- Control room ergonomics and operator workflow planning
Workstations & Terminals — Engineering-Grade Video Recording & Storage for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 13 working models of workstations & terminals sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Channel count and supported resolution define the recorder's ceiling. A 16-channel NVR rated for 8MP per channel is a different product from a 16-channel rated for 2MP — the latter throttles your future camera upgrades. Read the per-channel and aggregate bitrate ceilings (often expressed in Mbps incoming/outgoing). A safe rule: target an NVR with at least 50% headroom on bitrate, and channel count one step above current need.
Storage architecture matters as much as raw capacity. Surveillance-grade drives (WD Purple, Seagate SkyHawk) are tuned for 24/7 write loads and a small concurrent read count; desktop drives fail in months under the same workload. RAID levels affect both fault tolerance and write performance — RAID 5 for general retention with one drive of redundancy, RAID 6 or 10 for larger arrays where two-drive failure isn't recoverable in RAID 5.
VMS choice locks you into a vendor ecosystem more than any camera decision will. Genetec, Milestone, Hanwha Wisenet WAVE, Avigilon, and Axis Camera Station differ on per-camera licensing cost, third-party integrations (access control, video analytics, identity), and analyst workflow. Demo the operator interface with the people who will actually use it before committing — analyst frustration drives more replacements than technical limits.
Plan for off-site or redundant storage. Single-site recorders fail or get stolen. Cloud-archive licensing, NAS replication, and multi-site federation become important the moment a chain customer asks for centralized investigation tools. Recorders that bury cloud-archive in a per-camera SaaS bundle drive long-term costs much higher than a one-time NAS expansion.
Key Specs in This Category
| Spec | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 8MP, Thermal |
| Connectivity | Wired, Cellular |
| Power | AC/DC, PoE++ |
| Channels | 4 |
| Storage | SSD, microSD, HDD |
| Type | NVR, Controller |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many drives can fit in a typical NVR?
Compact desktop NVRs hold 1-2 drives — typically capping around 16TB usable. Mid-size rack-mount NVRs hold 4-8 drives, often 32-64TB usable in RAID 5/6. Enterprise NVRs and dedicated storage servers scale to 16+ drives with hot-swap and JBOD expansion. Match drive count to your retention math; running out of drive bays mid-project means a recorder replacement, not just a drive add.
Should I use surveillance-grade or enterprise drives?
Surveillance-grade drives (WD Purple, Seagate SkyHawk) are correct for most NVRs — they're tuned for many concurrent write streams from cameras with low read count. Enterprise drives (WD Gold, Seagate IronWolf Pro, Exos) are appropriate for high-channel-count systems with many concurrent investigator clients reading recorded video. Avoid desktop drives entirely; they're rated for 8x5 light duty and fail quickly in 24/7 NVR loads.
What's the difference between an NVR and a hybrid recorder?
An NVR records exclusively from IP cameras over Ethernet. A hybrid (or tribrid) recorder accepts both IP cameras and legacy analog/HD-over-coax cameras on dedicated BNC inputs, useful for migrations where you can't replace coax runs immediately. Hybrid units cost more per channel and add complexity; if you're starting fresh or fully replacing analog, a pure NVR is simpler and almost always cheaper per usable channel.
Can I expand storage on an existing NVR?
Most rack NVRs and storage servers accept storage expansion via empty drive bays, eSATA/SAS JBOD shelves, or iSCSI targets. Desktop NVRs with only 1-2 bays generally do not. Before buying, check the recorder's supported expansion architecture and the maximum raw and usable capacity — many sub-$2,000 NVRs cap below the 24TB threshold most projects need within three years.
Do I need a dedicated VMS workstation?
For a few cameras and one or two simultaneous operators, the NVR's built-in client interface is enough. For 32+ cameras, multiple investigator seats, video walls, or wall-of-monitors operations, a dedicated workstation (or thin client) running the VMS client is standard. The workstation needs adequate GPU decode capacity for the simultaneous stream count — H.265 decode acceleration is essential at scale.
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