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The Hikvision iDS-9632NXI-M8/X is a 32-channel DeepinMind network video recorder with eight SATA bays, RAID support and dual deep-learning engines. It runs facial recognition, perimeter protection, video structuralization and falling-object detection on the recorder itself, records cameras up to 32MP, and outputs up to 8K over HDMI. It has no built-in PoE and ships without hard drives.

At a glance
- 32 IP channels, up to 32MP; 320 Mbps in / 400 Mbps out; H.265+
- Recorder-side AI: facial recognition, perimeter protection, video structuralization, falling-object detection
- 8 SATA bays, up to 14TB each (112TB); RAID 0/1/5/6/10
- HDMI up to 8K (HDMI1) plus second HDMI and VGA outputs
- No built-in PoE (cameras via external switch); supplied with no HDD

Build a 32-camera IP recording system around the Hikvision iDS-9632NXI-P16 DeepinMind Pro NVR. Its 16 SATA bays accept 3.5-inch hard drives, while RAID options and AcuSeek/AcuSearch functions let you plan storage and investigation tools for your camera mix. This recorder is supplied without hard drives and provides two Gigabit LAN ports; cameras need an external network and power arrangement.

The Hikvision iDS-9632NXI-P8 is a 32-channel DeepinMind Pro network video recorder with AcuSeek, AcuSearch, facial recognition, perimeter protection and video structuralisation. It combines one dedicated AcuSeek/OVD GPU engine with two configurable analytics engines, eight SATA drive interfaces and an HDMI 1 output up to 8K. This listing is supplied without hard drives; cameras require separate power.

• 32 IP camera inputs; up to 8 inputs at 32MP or 24MP
• 320 Mbps incoming and 400 Mbps outgoing bandwidth
• AcuSeek with regular IP cameras: up to 16 at 2MP, 8 at 4MP or 4 at 8MP
• AcuSeek on all channels with AcuSearch-enabled AcuSense cameras, up to 600,000 targets per day
• Eight 3.5-inch SATA drives, up to 20TB each; RAID 0/1/5/6/10
• HDMI 1 up to 8K/30Hz; HDMI 2 limited to 1080p while HDMI 1 runs at 8K

The Hikvision iDS-9664NXI-M16/X is a 64-channel 3U DeepinMind network video recorder with sixteen SATA bays and dual deep-learning engines. It runs facial recognition, perimeter protection, video structuralization and falling-object (throwing-from-building) detection on the recorder, records cameras up to 32MP, and outputs up to 8K over HDMI. It has no built-in PoE and ships without hard drives.

At a glance
- 64 IP channels, up to 32MP; 400 Mbps in / 400 Mbps out; H.265+
- Recorder-side AI: facial recognition, perimeter protection, video structuralization, falling-object detection
- 16 SATA bays; RAID 0/1/5/6/10 for data protection
- HDMI1 up to 8K plus second HDMI and dual VGA outputs
- No built-in PoE (cameras via external switch); supplied with no HDD

The Hikvision iDS-9664NXI-M8/X is a 64-channel DeepinMind network video recorder with eight SATA bays and dual deep-learning engines. It runs facial recognition, perimeter protection, video structuralization and AcuSearch on the recorder itself, records cameras up to 32MP, and outputs up to 8K over HDMI. It has no built-in PoE and ships without hard drives.

At a glance
- 64 IP channels, up to 32MP; 400 Mbps in / 400 Mbps out; H.265+
- Recorder-side AI: facial recognition, perimeter protection, video structuralization, AcuSearch
- 8 SATA bays, up to 16TB per drive (128TB); RAID 0/1/5/6/10
- HDMI1 up to 8K plus second HDMI and dual VGA outputs
- No built-in PoE (cameras via external switch); supplied with no HDD

The Hikvision iDS-9664NXI-P16 is a DeepinMind Pro network video recorder with up to 64 IP inputs, 400 Mbps incoming bandwidth and 16 SATA drive interfaces. It supports AcuSearch, AcuSeek and configurable analytics engines. Available analytics capacity depends on engine allocation, camera capability and video resolution.

- Dual 4MP Lenses With 36× Optical Zoom: Two high-resolution lenses — a motorised 36× zoom and a wide-angle fixed lens — operate simultaneously to deliver long-range subject detail alongside broad scene awareness from a single unit, removing the trade-off between overview and close-up that limits single-lens PTZ cameras.
- On-Board ANPR, Face Recognition, and AI Behaviour Detection: AI analytics process locally without a backend server, covering automatic number plate recognition, face recognition, and behaviour-based detection for smoking, phone use, and missing PPE such as hard hats — critical for roadside, event, and construction compliance deployments.
- 4G/5G, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth Connectivity: Multiple wireless options allow the unit to transmit live footage and alerts from locations without fixed network infrastructure. GPS tagging confirms deployment location for incident records, and Bluetooth supports local device configuration.
- 9-Hour Replaceable Battery With Magnetic/Tripod Deployment: A hot-swappable lithium-ion battery provides up to 9 hours of operation per charge. The magnetic base attaches to vehicle roofs in minutes; the tripod mount supports freestanding placement — neither requires drilling, cabling, or permanent infrastructure.

- On-Board ANPR Engine With >98% Accuracy: Built-in AI algorithm processes licence plate recognition locally on the camera at >99% capture rate and >98% LPR accuracy, eliminating reliance on a separate ANPR server for basic recognition tasks at single-lane entry points.
- Two Motorised Varifocal Lens Variants: The A variant ships with a 4–11mm lens suited to shorter-range or wider-lane installations (3–8m standoff), while the B variant offers an 8–32mm lens for longer distances or narrower lane framing. Motorised autofocus allows remote adjustment without physically accessing the housing.
- 140dB WDR for Entry Lane Performance: Entry and exit lanes are the most demanding WDR environments. The 140dB rating allows the sensor to retain plate detail in conditions where vehicle headlights, morning sun, and deep shadow occur simultaneously.
- Vehicle Classification and Colour Detection: Beyond plate reading, the ANPR engine classifies vehicles as car, van, bus, truck, or other, identifies body colour across 9 categories, and recognises 65 vehicle manufacturers — data logged alongside each capture event.