TP-Link NVR - VIGI NVR2016H-16MP - Black


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The TP-Link VIGI NVR2016H-16MP is a 16-channel Network Video Recorder designed for comprehensive CCTV system management. It's ideal for businesses or large properties needing to monitor multiple areas with high-resolution video and simultaneous playback. A key benefit is its robust PoE+ support for powering cameras directly. However, users should note that the hard drives for storage are sold separately.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | VIGI NVR2016H-16MP |
| Brand | TP-Link |
Yes, the TP-Link VIGI NVR2016H-16MP does not come with internal storage. You will need to purchase compatible SATA HDDs separately. It supports up to two HDDs, each with a maximum capacity of 10 TB.
Yes, the NVR supports ONVIF compliance, which ensures compatibility with most IP cameras from different manufacturers. For the best experience and full feature support, using TP-Link VIGI cameras is recommended.
The NVR has 16 PoE+ ports, allowing it to power and connect up to 16 IP cameras directly. The total PoE budget is 140W, with each port capable of delivering up to 30W.
The NVR supports a maximum decoding capacity of 16MP and can output video in 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels) resolution via HDMI. The supported recording resolutions depend on the connected cameras, but it accommodates common resolutions like 720p and 1080p.
Yes, the NVR supports remote monitoring through the VIGI app (available for mobile devices) and the VIGI VMS client software (for PC). This allows you to access live streams and recordings from anywhere with an internet connection.
H.265+ is an advanced video compression technology that significantly reduces video file sizes and bandwidth consumption compared to older codecs like H.264. This means you can store more footage on your hard drives and stream smoother video over networks without sacrificing image quality.
Refer to the NVR's user manual for the specific procedure, which typically involves a physical reset button or a software option within the NVR's interface. Be aware that resetting will erase all custom configurations.
Ensure the AC adapter is securely connected to both the NVR and a working power outlet. Check if the power indicator light is on.
Verify that the Ethernet cables are securely connected to both the camera and the NVR's PoE+ ports. Ensure cameras are powered on and are ONVIF-compliant. Restart the NVR and cameras. Check camera IP address if manually configured.
Confirm that the HDMI or VGA cable is securely connected to the NVR and the monitor. Ensure the correct input source is selected on the monitor. Restart the NVR.
Check if the hard drives are properly installed, formatted, and have sufficient free space. Verify recording schedules and ensure the NVR is not in a powered-off state during recording times.
Ensure the NVR is connected to the internet via a stable wired connection. Verify that UPnP is enabled on your router and NVR, or configure port forwarding manually. Check your firewall settings. Ensure the VIGI app/software is updated and your account is logged in correctly.
Check the network bandwidth. Ensure the total bandwidth used by cameras does not exceed the NVR's input bandwidth (80 Mbps). Reduce the resolution or frame rate of some cameras if necessary. Ensure H.265+ or compatible codec is used.
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