Network Video Recorder (NVR) electro base NVR10-40POE — 4-channel PoE, supports 4×720p and 4×1080p streams

electro base NVR10-40POE is a compact 4-channel network video recorder with built-in Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports for direct connection of compatible IP cameras. The device accepts multiple input resolutions and supports up to four 720p and four 1080p streams, offering centralized recording, live viewing, playback and remote access through standard network interfaces. The recorder is intended for straightforward installation in small office, retail and residential surveillance setups where simplified cabling and reliable multi-camera recording are required.

Advantages

The integrated PoE ports eliminate the need for separate power supplies for cameras, reducing installation complexity and wiring. Support for both 720p and 1080p streams provides flexibility to mix camera resolutions according to coverage and budget needs. Centralized recording and playback simplify incident review and storage management, while network accessibility allows remote monitoring and configuration. The compact design is suitable for limited-space installations and straightforward system expansion.

Suitable for

• Small offices requiring continuous multi-camera recording and remote access
• Retail shops needing simple point-of-sale and perimeter monitoring
• Homes and apartments that require a basic multi-camera surveillance solution
• Temporary or small installations where PoE reduces the need for extra power outlets

Key specifications

• Channels: 4 network video inputs
• PoE: integrated PoE ports for direct camera connection
• Supported streams: up to four 720p and up to four 1080p streams
• Functions: centralized recording, playback and remote network access
• Use case: designed for small-scale surveillance systems

How to use

Install the NVR on a stable flat surface or rack space with adequate ventilation and connect it to your local network using an Ethernet cable. Connect compatible PoE cameras directly to the NVR PoE ports; cameras will receive power and data over the same cables. Configure recording parameters, motion detection and network settings via the NVR web interface or supplied client software, then allocate storage and set schedules or continuous recording as required. Test live view and playback functions to verify correct camera orientation and image quality.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use Cat5e or better Ethernet cables and ensure your network switch or router supports the combined bandwidth of connected cameras. Place the NVR in a closed, dry environment with stable temperature and protect recorded data by scheduling regular backups to external storage or network locations.