Commercial Stream Video Recorder (ADC-CSVR2016P) - Data Sheet

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Overview

Alarm.com Commercial Video is a powerful, easy-to-use solution for commercial properties that integrates with the Alarm.com for Business platform. As part of the platform, recorded video is automatically tagged with important events, like a door being accessed or an alarm activation. This allows you to quickly jump to footage of the event using the Alarm.com mobile app or website—anytime, anywhere.

The CSVR2016P Pro Series Commercial SVR is a cloud-managed storage solution for 24/7 local video recording. Continuously record up to 16 camera streams at up to 4MP resolution when using Alarm.com Pro Series cameras. The CSVR2016P offers a built-in 16-port PoE switch to power and connect Alarm.com PoE cameras.

Note: The Alarm.com Pro Series CSVR is compliant with Section 889 of the NDAA and is not produced by any entity identified on the FCC’s Covered List.

Features

Simplified networking with dedicated camera PoE ports
Local storage on one or two hard drives
- CSVR units are shipped with WD Purple hard drives, SATA 6 Gb/s (WD64PURZ)
Rack-compatible (1U) industrial design
Outputs for up to 2 4K monitors
USB 3.0 outputs for fast video clip export

Included accessories

AC power adapter
Ethernet cable
Rack mount ears

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Example diagram of cameras upstream from CSVR

Specifications

Video input	16 channels, 100 Mbps total
Local display capabilities	Live View, Playback, Clip Export, Archive Export
Local display output	2x HD Out, up to 3840 x 2160
Local clip export	1x USB 3.0 (front), 2x USB 3.0 (rear)
Recommended Alarm.com PoE cameras	ADC-VC725 ADC-VC726 ADC-VC736 ADC-VC825 ADC-VC826 ADC-VC836 ADC-VC727P ADC-VC729P ADC-VC827P ADC-VC728PF ADC-VC838PF ADC-VC847PF ADC-VDB755P
Other supported cameras	ADC-VS123/NV432-V2 HD Video Server Third-party PoE cameras (ONVIF S & VAPIX) Note: For a full list of compatibility requirements for Third-Party cameras, see Which third-party cameras are compatible?. Indoor cameras connected via Ethernet: ADC-V521IR ADC-V522IR ADC-V523/523X ADC-V622 Indoor/Outdoor cameras connected via Wi-Fi: ADC-V515 ADC-V516 ADC-V521IR ADC-V522IR ADC-V523/523X ADC-V721W ADC-V722W ADC-V723/723X ADC-V724/724X ADC-V729/V729AC ADC-V730 Note: For best results, please connect the Wi-Fi cameras to the Smart Gateway (ADC-SG130) downstream from the SVR, or a high-performance Wi-Fi Access point upstream from the CSVR.
Ethernet connectivity	1x Client RJ45 10/100/1000 Mbps, 16x Camera PoE 802.3af RJ45 10/100 Mbps
Internal storage	Up to 2x 3.5” HDD, SATA 6 Gb/s, 16TB each Larger capacity drives may operate without conflict but have not been tested/verified
Dimensions (WxDxH)	14.4 x 12.5 x 1.9” (36.6 x 31.6 x 4.8 cm)
Operating temperature	32 °F - 104 °F (0 °C - 40 °C)
PoE Power Budget	200 W
Max power consumption	280 W
Max weight	9.0 lbs (4.1 kg)
Compliance	FCC Class A, IC, CE, UL Listed
Requirements	Power: Standard electrical outlet Network: Ethernet connection to broadband Internet Peripherals (required to interact with a local display): USB mouse and keyboard

What DHCP range do Alarm.com Stream Video Recorders use?

The ADC-SVR210, ADC-CSVR20XXP Pro Series, and ADC-CSVR21XXP Pro Series devices automatically create their own DHCP range as shown in the table below. Devices that are connected downstream from the Stream Video Recorder will be automatically assigned an IP address within that network (e.g., 192.168.51.X for the ADC-CSVR2000P).

Note: The ADC-SVR100, ADC-SVR122, and ADC-CSVR126 do not create their own DHCP range for device management.

Stream Video Recorder model	DHCP range
ADC-CSVR2000P	192.168.51.X
ADC-CSVR2008P, ADC-CSVR2016P	192.168.50.X
ADC-CSVR2108P, ADC-CSVR2116P	192.168.50.X
ADC-SVR210	192.168.50.X

Additional resources

For an interactive calculator to help estimate SVR storage time, see How much video can be stored on Alarm.com SVRs?.