Vendor: Hanwha

Hanwha ARN-410S 4-Channel 8MP H.265 NVR with 4-Port PoE Switch

SKU: ARN-410S
Description

- 4-Channel 8MP Recording, Built-In PoE Switch: 4 PoE ports plus 1 WAN uplink means one appliance covers 4 cameras — no separate PoE switch, no extra rack unit.
- 35W PoE Budget Across the 4 Channels: comfortably powers standard PoE Class 3 cameras (single-lens dome, bullet or turret) with plug-and-play provisioning for Hanwha A-series cameras.
- 4K HDMI Local Monitor Output: display live feeds and playback on any 4K monitor for control-room use; 40Mbps recording bandwidth handles four 8MP H.265 streams without frame drops.
- Storage Up to 6TB in a Single SATA Slot: 60-90 days of continuous 8MP H.265 retention on a 6TB drive, meeting typical Australian commercial compliance windows.

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§ 01Overview

What the ARN-410S is

The Hanwha ARN-410S is a 4-channel network video recorder from the Wisenet A Series — Hanwha's essential-value NVR range — combining a 4-port built-in PoE switch, H.265 recording, and a single-drive SATA slot into a compact 1U appliance.

The 35W PoE budget powers up to four standard PoE Class 3 IP cameras (single-lens dome, bullet, or turret) directly from the recorder — no separate PoE switch needed.

Recording bandwidth reaches 40Mbps, enough to handle four 8MP H.265 streams simultaneously, with a single SATA slot accepting HDDs up to 6TB for ~60-90 days of continuous retention.

Local viewing is via 4K HDMI monitor output at 3840x2160 30Hz; remote access supports P2P (QR-code onboarding), the Wisenet Mobile app on iOS/Android, and PC/Mac Wisenet Viewer CMS.

N+1 Failover and ARB (Auto Recovery Backup) provide redundancy against network drops.

Compatible with all Hanwha A-series cameras out of the box (plug-and-play provisioning) plus ONVIF Profile S third-party cameras.

Compact 1U chassis, DC-adapter powered.

§ 02Engineering

ARN-410S specifications

- 4-channel NVR supporting cameras up to 8MP resolution
- Built-in 4-port PoE switch (10/100 LAN) + 1 RJ-45 WAN uplink
- 35W PoE budget for camera power delivery
- H.265, H.264, MJPEG compression
- 40Mbps recording bandwidth, 32Mbps playback bandwidth
- Single SATA slot supporting HDDs up to 6TB
- 4K HDMI local monitor output (3840x2160 30Hz)
- SUNAPI + ONVIF Profile S protocol support
- P2P (QR-code) remote setup + Wisenet Mobile iOS/Android app
- N+1 Failover redundancy + ARB (Auto Recovery Backup)
- Compact 1U form factor, 1.03Kg
- 300 PTZ preset positions

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the ARN-410S

One Appliance Replaces NVR + PoE Switch

Standalone NVR + separate PoE switch means two rack units, two power supplies, two vendor support paths. The ARN-410S puts PoE-camera power and video recording in one box, cutting the physical footprint and the failure surface on typical 4-camera small-site installs.

Plug-and-Play With Hanwha A-Series Cameras

Hanwha A-series IP cameras are provisioned automatically when plugged into the built-in PoE ports — no manual IP assignment, no protocol configuration, no VMS setup dance. Small integrators can get a 4-camera system operational inside an hour rather than a morning.

Native Australian Commercial Retention

A 6TB HDD delivering 60-90 days of continuous 8MP H.265 recording covers most Australian commercial site compliance windows without recycling policies. On dial-up compliance requirements (e.g., certain aged care standards), that headroom matters.

Straightforward Remote Access via P2P

Scan the QR code with the Wisenet Mobile app and remote access is live — no port forwarding, no dynamic DNS, no public IP requirement. Small business operators who don't want IT overhead can manage the system from a phone.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Small Retail Storefront

4 channels cover front kerb, entrance, till point and back door — the standard 4-camera coverage pattern for small retail with one appliance and one power cable.

Home Office & Residential

Front door, side gate, garage and back yard on one integrated NVR + PoE switch — no separate power adapters at each camera location.

Cafes & Small Hospitality

Kitchen, service counter, dining area and cash till on a compact 1U appliance that fits under a counter or in a small comms cupboard.

Small Warehouse or Workshop

Perimeter door, loading bay approach, main aisle and stock area — the 40Mbps recording bandwidth handles four 8MP streams for detailed after-hours forensic capability.

Petrol Station Forecourt

Four cardinal cameras: forecourt canopy, pump islands, till counter and kerb — 60-90 day retention at 6TB covers the typical AFP / insurance evidence window.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

What's in the Box

1. Hanwha ARN-410S NVR (no HDD) x 1 2. DC Power Adapter x 1 3. Mouse x 1 4. Quick Start Guide x 1

02

Installation Requirements

1. Power: DC adapter provided; 54VDC input, max 52W consumption with 1 HDD + PoE fully loaded. 2. Storage: 1 x SATA HDD (sold separately) up to 6TB — surveillance-grade recommended (WD Purple, Seagate Skyhawk). 3. Rack space: standard 1U depth — fits any 19-inch rack or sits on a shelf; lightweight for wall/shelf mount. 4. Network: 4 x PoE ports (10/100) for cameras + 1 x RJ-45 WAN for internet uplink and remote access.

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App & Setup

1. Connect HDMI monitor + mouse to the front USB, plug cameras into the 4 PoE ports. 2. Follow the on-screen installation wizard; set admin password (brute-force prevention enforced). 3. For Hanwha A-series cameras: plug-and-play, they auto-register on the NVR. 4. Scan the P2P QR code with Wisenet Mobile on iOS/Android for phone-based live view and playback.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the ARN-410S

Q.01

How many PoE cameras can the built-in switch actually power?

Four standard PoE Class 3 cameras (single-lens dome, bullet, turret) fit inside the 35W PoE budget. If you're deploying higher-draw cameras — long-range IR bullets, PTZ, or multi-sensor — check each camera's PoE consumption and consider using an external PoE+ switch for the higher-power channels.
Q.02

What's the practical difference between this ARN-410S and the 16-channel ARN-1610S?

Channel count and PoE budget. The 410S is the 4-channel version with a 35W budget and a single 6TB drive slot for small sites. The 1610S runs 16 channels with a substantially larger PoE budget and dual drive slots for higher-capacity storage — choose it when you need 16 camera positions or dual-drive redundancy.
Q.03

Does this NVR work with non-Hanwha cameras?

Yes. It supports ONVIF Profile S, so ONVIF-compliant cameras from other manufacturers can be registered and record on this NVR. Plug-and-play auto-provisioning is Hanwha-A-series only; ONVIF cameras need manual registration through the setup wizard.
Q.04

How long can I store recordings on a 6TB drive?

For four 8MP cameras recording 24/7 in H.265, expect roughly 60-90 days of continuous retention on a 6TB drive. Actual retention depends on scene complexity (busier scenes produce higher bitrates) and whether cameras use event-only vs continuous recording modes.
Q.05

Do I need public IP or port forwarding for remote access?

No. The P2P setup (QR-code scan via Wisenet Mobile) establishes remote access through Hanwha's cloud relay service — no public IP, DDNS, or router port forwarding required. Suitable for residential and small-business ADSL/NBN connections behind CGNAT.
Q.06

What compression does it use and how does that affect storage?

H.265, H.264 and MJPEG are supported. H.265 is roughly 50% more efficient than H.264 at similar quality, so the same drive stores about twice the retention time with H.265 versus H.264 — practical difference on 4-camera 8MP continuous recording.
Q.07

What VMS platforms can I use for centralised monitoring?

Wisenet WAVE and SSM are Hanwha's native VMS platforms with full integration. The NVR also exposes SUNAPI (HTTP API) for custom third-party integration and complies with ONVIF Profile S for standard VMS platforms.