Realizing that the 64-channel rackmount ACTi XNR-4200 NVR has enviable features at a price and scale that smaller operations can’t touch, ACTi has released an NVR based on that platform better suited for smaller systems and limited budgets.
The standalone ACTi GNR-2000 NVR is smaller in size but maintains the same great user interface, support for up to 5 hard drive disks (not included), and packs the same powerful features such as:
For more information on how/where to use a standalone NVR and why it might be right for you versus installing IP camera software on your network servers, click to read the GNR-2000 – Small and Reliable 16-Channel Standalone NVR article.
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Could you give me a quotation for GNR 2000 for 16 cameras with 5 Hard Disc
Which is the max size in teras for Hard Disc?
The maximum hard drive space is 5 disks of 2 TB each = 10 TB of storage total.