16 Megapixel 64 Channel 8K NVR with 16 HDD Slots

Pollo Security Model: PLC 51664 H16 PM 8K Available in Lahore

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Recording Channels: 64-Channel
Supported Camera Resolution: 16 MP
HDD Slots: 16
Supports multiple VCA
Powerful search options
Multiple recording modes

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About the 16 Megapixel 64 Channel 8K NVR with 16 HDD Slots

Storage is the entire argument for this model. Sixteen bays against sixty-four channels is generous by any measure, and it exists for sites that record everything, all the time, at full resolution, and keep it. The recorder handles camera input up to 16MP with H.265S compression, runs face detection and comparison, plate recognition, tripwire and intrusion analytics, and overlays POS data on live and recorded video. Be clear about what you are buying physically, though: a sixteen-bay chassis is rack equipment and needs a cabinet, ventilation and backup power behind it.

Key benefits

Sixteen bays support continuous full-resolution recording across all sixty-four channels.
Camera input up to 16MP, so high-resolution cameras record at their native detail.
Face comparison, plate recognition and intrusion analytics run without additional server hardware.
Third-party IP camera compatibility avoids replacing an entire installed camera fleet.
Advanced authorisation and multi-user access suit a control room running in shifts.
H.265S compression makes a large drive array stretch considerably further.

Where it works well

Industrial estate control room monitoring several separate factory units
Logistics facility recording perimeter and yard continuously
Large commercial plaza with tenants sharing one recording room
Institutional building working to strict footage retention rules
Retail chain consolidating recordings from multiple branches centrally

Technical specifications

Manufacturer-published specifications. Confirm critical figures against the datasheet before ordering.

Supported Camera Resolution	16 MP
Recording Channels	64-Channel
HDD Slots	16
Video Compression	H.265
Connectivity	PoE

Features

Supports 64 -channel IP camera up to 16MP
Advanced video compression support H.265S
Intuitive and user-friendly GUI with Windows-style operation
Multiple recording modes
Simultaneous playback support for up to 16 channels
Powerful search options
Face detection and face comparison support for advanced identification
Supports multiple VCA
Support object abandoned or missing
Support region intrusion detection
Support tripwire detection
Support video exception alerts
License Plate Recognition (LPR) supported for vehicle monitoring
POS data overlay supported during live view and playback
Live Preview, Recording, Playback, Backup, and Remote Access
Supports network protocols: DHCP, DDNS, and PPPoE
Compatible with third-party IP cameras
Full remote management via Web Client or CMS
Dual-stream technology enables high-definition local recording
Supports multiple users online simultaneously
Advanced user authorization management
4K ultra-high-definition video output
Supports PTZ preset positions and auto-cruise functions
Supports NAT function and QR code scanning for fast access
Powerful mobile surveillance support on iOS and Android

Frequently asked questions

Why choose this over the eight-bay 64-channel model?

Channels, analytics and compression are identical, so you are paying purely for drive capacity. That is worth it when recording is continuous, resolutions are high and footage has to be kept for a long period. If cameras record mainly on events, the eight-bay unit usually covers the same site adequately.

What happens if a drive fails?

How the array behaves depends on how it is configured, which is why the layout should be agreed before commissioning rather than afterwards. Keeping a spare drive of the same capacity on site is sensible practice for any system this size. Talk to us about the storage configuration when you plan the room.

Does it need a rack and a UPS?

For practical purposes, yes. A sixteen-bay chassis generates real heat and weight, and losing power mid-write on a large array is not something you want to test. Plan the cabinet, ventilation and backup power alongside the recorder, and remember the switches and cameras need protecting too.

Can several operators use it simultaneously?

Yes, multiple users can be online at once, and advanced authorisation management separates what each role can view, export or change. That fits a control room running shifts, where the person on duty should not have configuration rights. We set the role structure up during handover.