Product Description
The Prolux PXN-2104HS-4P/4K is a 4-channel PoE NVR suited to small retail units, offices, and residential blocks running up to four IP cameras at 8MP.
Key specs
- 4 channels, supports IP cameras up to 8MP
- 4 built-in PoE ports — cameras connect and power directly, no separate PoE switch needed
- 80 Mbps incoming bandwidth for multi-camera high-resolution recording
- HDMI/VGA outputs, up to 4K display for local monitoring
- H.265, H.264, MPEG4 compression for efficient storage use
- ONVIF support for third-party IP camera compatibility
- VCA/intelligent analytics for event-based monitoring
- 1 SATA HDD bay for local storage
For a straightforward 4-camera install — a small shop, single-office site, or a residential block entrance and common areas — the on-board PoE ports remove the need for a separate injector or switch, cutting cabling and install time. The 80 Mbps ceiling is worth checking against your camera resolutions and count when specifying a job, since it caps total incoming stream bandwidth across all four channels.
ONVIF compatibility means it isn't locked to one camera brand, useful when matching existing site cameras or building out from stock on hand. Only one SATA drive bay is fitted, so retention planning should factor in a single-drive capacity limit rather than expandable array storage.
Remote viewing via mobile app or client software is supported, letting site managers or keyholders check footage off-site.
Specifications
- Brand
- Prolux
- Model
- PXN-2104HS-4P/4K
- Series
- PXN Series
- Channels
- 4
- Max Resolution
- 8 MP
- Colour
- Black
- PoE Standard
- 802.3af/at
- Video Compression
- H.265/H.264
- Frame Rate
- 30fps
- App Compatibility
- IOS, Android CMS
- Storage Capacity
- Up to 10 TB
- Video Outputs
- HDMI, VGA
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cameras can the PXN-2104HS-4P/4K support?
It supports up to 4 IP cameras, each up to 8MP resolution, connected via its 4 built-in PoE ports.
Do I need a separate PoE switch?
No — it has 4 built-in PoE ports that connect and power compatible cameras directly, so a separate PoE switch isn't required for a 4-camera setup.
Will it work with non-Prolux IP cameras?
Yes, it supports the ONVIF protocol, so it's compatible with a wide range of third-party IP cameras, not just Prolux models.
How much storage can I fit?
The unit has 1 SATA HDD bay for local storage, so capacity planning should be based on a single drive rather than multiple bays.
