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Rectangular black network video recorder, 13.8 by 8.5 by 3 inches, front shows two drive trays and a USB port

GW Security Inc.

GW Security Inc. GW7808NP 8 Channel 4K NVR 24TB

SKU CH-T1JV-90MHD

An 8-channel 4K NVR with built-in PoE ports, H.265/H.264 compression and 24TB pre-installed storage

  • CPUHi3535 Processor
  • Operating systemLinux (embedded)
  • Port count8x Built-in PoE Ports (No additional PoE switch needed)
  • Protocol supportRTSP/FTP/PPPOE/DHCP/DDNS/NTP/UPnP/ONVIF (UPnP function: NVR
  • Video inputs8x RJ45
  • Video outputs1 x VGA, 1 x HDMI
  • Records up to 8 cameras at 4K resolution with H.265 compression
  • Eight built-in PoE ports power cameras directly without extra switches
  • 24 TB total storage across two drive bays for long retention
  • Real-time 30 fps recording on every channel simultaneously
  • HDMI 4K output plus VGA for flexible monitor connections

Eight-channel 4K recorder with 24TB storage

The GW7808NP is an eight-channel network video recorder that captures up to 4K resolution from ONVIF-compliant IP cameras. Eight built-in PoE ports power cameras directly without a separate switch. A 24TB drive is pre-installed across two SATA bays, each supporting up to 12TB. Linux-based firmware handles H.265 and H.264 streams at 30 frames per second per channel.

Upgrade from a recorder lacking PoE or 4K support

Replaces older NVRs that require an external PoE switch or cannot decode 8MP streams. The jump is worthwhile when you need all eight channels at 3840×2160 resolution with 160Mbps total recording bandwidth. It also adds instant playback during live view and smart search for faster footage review.

Verify camera compatibility and network layout

Ensure every camera supports ONVIF and the desired resolution up to 12MP. Confirm that Cat5e or better cabling reaches each PoE port within 100 metres. Check that your monitor accepts 4K over HDMI or 1080P over VGA. The unit ships with a power adapter and measures 13.8×8.5×3 inches.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameGW
Model nameGW7808NP
Recorder typeMotion Detective / Continues / Time Schedule / Alarm (Each individual camera can be setup with its own recording mode)
Processor
CPUHi3535 Processor
Storage
Installed storage24 TB capacity (supports 2x HDD slot tray, each slot support up to 12 TB)
Audio & video
Video frame rate30fps/channel real time
Connectivity
Protocol supportRTSP/FTP/PPPOE/DHCP/DDNS/NTP/UPnP/ONVIF (UPnP function: NVR will auto detects and assigns IP cameras)
Ports & slots
Port count8x Built-in PoE Ports (No additional PoE switch needed)
Video inputs8x RJ45
Video outputs1 x VGA, 1 x HDMI
Audio inputsSame as video inputs as long as the camera has built-in mic that supports audio
Power
Power supplyPower adapter (Included)
Size & build
Product dimensions13.8 in × 8.5 in × 3 in
Product weight10 lb (4.54 kg)
Software
Operating systemLinux (embedded)
More details
Compression formatH.265 / H.264
Video setting3840 × 2160P

Questions about this item

What are the dimensions and weight of the GW7808NP NVR for rack or shelf mounting?

The unit measures 13.8 inches wide by 8.5 inches deep by 3 inches high and weighs 10 lb, so it fits on a standard shelf or in a shallow rack space without special brackets.

How do I connect IP cameras to the built-in PoE ports, and what step is often missed?

Plug each camera directly into one of the 8 PoE RJ45 ports; the NVR auto-detects and assigns IP addresses via UPnP, but you must enable the UPnP function in the network menu before the cameras will appear.

When will the internal hard drives need replacement, and what capacity does the NVR support?

The NVR has 2 SATA bays supporting up to 12 TB per drive for a maximum of 24 TB; drives typically last 3 to 5 years under continuous recording, so plan to replace them within that window.

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