NVR Recorders UK: 4-32 Channel PoE Network Recorders
20 products in our Recorders range — trade-grade UK stock from CCTV Master.
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NVR recorders
An NVR (Network Video Recorder) receives and stores footage from IP cameras over your network, using PoE (Power over Ethernet) to power and connect cameras through a single cable where supported. This range spans 4 to 32 channels, so it covers a single-camera home setup right through to larger multi-camera business installations.
How to choose
- Channel count — how many cameras you need to run now and any spare channels for future additions; this range runs from 4-channel units up to a 32-channel Hikvision recorder.
- PoE ports — models here offer built-in PoE (e.g. 4, 8, 16 or 24 ports), which simplifies cabling since power and data share one lead; check the port count matches your camera count.
- Resolution support — recorders are listed up to 4K and 8K, which governs the maximum camera resolution the system can record and display.
- Form factor — 1U and 1.5U chassis sizes appear across the range, relevant if the recorder needs to fit a specific cabinet or shelf.
- Output — several models list 4K HDMI output for connecting directly to a monitor or TV.
- Wi-Fi vs wired — most units here are PoE/wired; the HiLook 4-channel model offers Wi-Fi connectivity instead.
Check your existing or planned cameras support ONVIF/IP and PoE before matching them to a recorder.
NVR — frequently asked questions
What does an NVR actually do?
An NVR (Network Video Recorder) receives, stores and lets you play back footage sent from IP cameras over your network, usually via PoE cabling.
How many channels do I need?
Match the channel count to your camera number plus any you plan to add; this range covers 4, 8, 16 and 32-channel models.
What does PoE mean and why does it matter?
PoE (Power over Ethernet) sends power and video data down one cable, so PoE-port count on the NVR should match or exceed your camera count.
