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Hikvision DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro 16 Channel 16 PoE AcuSeek 32MP 4 HDD NVR

Hikvision DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro 16 Channel 16 PoE AcuSeek 32MP 4 HDD NVR

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DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro

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Hikvision DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro 16 Channel 16 PoE AcuSeek 32MP 4 HDD NVR

The Hikvision DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro is a high-performance 16 channel PoE Network Video Recorder (NVR) from Hikvision's advanced I/VPro series. Designed for professional IP CCTV installations, it combines AcuSeek, AcuSearch and advanced AI analytics with powerful decoding, high-resolution recording and substantial internal storage capacity.

With 16 built-in PoE ports, compatible Hikvision IP cameras can connect directly to the recorder for both power and network data. The DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro supports up to 16 IP camera channels, recording resolutions up to 32MP, up to 192Mbps incoming bandwidth and 256Mbps outgoing bandwidth.

AcuSeek Intelligent Video Search

The DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro features Hikvision's advanced AcuSeek technology, designed to make recorded CCTV footage significantly faster and easier to investigate.

When used with compatible Hikvision AcuSense cameras with AcuSearch enabled, the recorder supports AcuSeek across all 16 channels and is capable of modelling up to 300,000 targets per day. This can dramatically reduce the time required to locate relevant people, vehicles and events within large amounts of recorded footage.

AcuSearch Human & Vehicle Search

Hikvision AcuSearch allows operators to quickly search recorded video for human and vehicle targets instead of manually reviewing hours of CCTV footage.

With compatible AcuSense cameras and AcuSearch enabled, the NVR supports AcuSearch across all channels and can model up to 300,000 targets per day, making it particularly suitable for demanding commercial and professional security environments.

Key Features

  • 16 Channel IP Network Video Recorder
  • 16 built-in PoE ports for direct IP camera connection
  • AcuSeek intelligent video search across up to 16 channels
  • AcuSearch rapid human and vehicle search
  • Advanced analytics based on Hikvision Guanlan Large-Scale AI Models
  • Supports facial recognition
  • Supports perimeter protection, ANPR and people counting with compatible cameras
  • Supports recording resolutions up to 32MP
  • Up to 192Mbps incoming bandwidth
  • Up to 256Mbps outgoing bandwidth
  • 16 independent PoE interfaces
  • Up to 200W PoE power budget
  • Dual HDMI outputs
  • HDMI output up to 4K UHD
  • Independent HDMI and VGA display outputs
  • Supports H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264 and MPEG4
  • Up to 16-channel synchronous playback
  • Up to 32-channel 1080p decoding with NVR AI disabled
  • 4 SATA interfaces for surveillance hard drives
  • Supports up to 20TB per HDD
  • Potential raw storage capacity up to 80TB
  • 16 alarm inputs and 9 alarm outputs
  • 2 × RS-485 and 1 × RS-232 serial interfaces
  • 2 × front USB 2.0 and 1 × rear USB 3.0
  • Professional 1.5U chassis

16 Built-In PoE Ports

The Hikvision DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro includes 16 integrated Power over Ethernet (PoE) interfaces, allowing compatible IP cameras to connect directly to the recorder.

Each camera can receive power and network data through a single Ethernet cable, helping simplify installation and reducing the need for separate power supplies or an external PoE switch. The recorder supports IEEE 802.3af/at PoE standards with a total PoE power budget of up to 200W.

Up to 32MP Recording Resolution

The DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro supports recording resolutions up to an impressive 32 megapixels, making it suitable for Hikvision's latest ultra-high-resolution IP cameras.

Supported resolutions include 32MP, 24MP, 12MP, 8MP, 7MP, 6MP, 5MP, 4MP, 3MP and 1080p, providing excellent flexibility for mixed-resolution CCTV systems.

192Mbps Incoming & 256Mbps Outgoing Bandwidth

With up to 192Mbps incoming bandwidth, the recorder is designed to handle multiple high-resolution IP camera streams simultaneously.

Its 256Mbps outgoing bandwidth provides strong performance for live viewing, playback and remote access, making the NVR well suited to demanding professional surveillance installations.

Four HDD Bays – Up to 80TB Raw Storage

The DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro includes 4 SATA interfaces for internal surveillance hard drives, with each SATA interface supporting a disk capacity of up to 20TB.

This provides a potential total raw storage capacity of up to 80TB, making the recorder an excellent choice for systems requiring longer recording retention periods or multiple high-resolution cameras.

Actual recording duration will depend on camera resolution, frame rate, compression settings, recording schedule, scene activity and installed hard drive capacity.

Dual HDMI & 4K Video Output

The recorder provides two HDMI outputs. HDMI 1 supports resolutions up to 4K UHD (3840 × 2160) at 30Hz, while HDMI 2 supports up to 1080p.

A VGA output is also provided, with HDMI and VGA capable of independent output, offering additional flexibility for local monitoring and control-room installations.

Powerful 32-Channel Decoding

The DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro provides excellent decoding performance for multi-camera CCTV systems.

With NVR AI disabled, it supports up to 32 channels of 1080p video at 30fps. With NVR AI enabled, it can decode up to 20 channels of 1080p video at 30fps.

Advanced Facial Recognition

The recorder supports sophisticated facial recognition functions including human face capture, face picture comparison and face picture search.

Up to 16 face picture libraries can be configured, supporting up to 50,000 face pictures in total, while face picture comparison is available on up to 8 channels.

ANPR & Advanced Video Analytics

When paired with compatible Hikvision cameras, the DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro can support advanced analytics including ANPR, perimeter protection, video structuralisation, people counting, Motion Detection 2.0 and other VCA functions.

These intelligent tools allow the recorder to form the centre of a powerful professional security solution for applications requiring more than conventional video recording.

H.265+ Video Compression

Hikvision's H.265+ video compression helps significantly reduce storage requirements compared with older compression formats.

Hikvision specifies that H.265+ can reduce required storage space by up to 75%, helping extend recording retention while making more efficient use of installed hard drive capacity.

Professional Alarm & Serial Connectivity

The DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro is designed for professional security integration and provides 16 alarm inputs and 9 alarm outputs.

It also includes 2 RS-485 interfaces and 1 RS-232 interface, together with USB 2.0 connections on the front and USB 3.0 connectivity at the rear.

Technical Specification

Manufacturer Hikvision
Model DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro
Series I/VPro Series
Product Type Network Video Recorder (NVR)
IP Camera Inputs 16 Channels
PoE Ports 16 × RJ45 10/100Mbps
PoE Standard IEEE 802.3af/at
PoE Power Budget Up to 200W
Incoming Bandwidth Up to 192Mbps
Outgoing Bandwidth Up to 256Mbps
Maximum Recording Resolution Up to 32MP
Video Compression H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264, MPEG4
HDMI Outputs 2
Maximum HDMI Resolution 4K UHD (3840 × 2160) / 30Hz
VGA Output Up to 1920 × 1080 / 60Hz
Synchronous Playback Up to 16 Channels
Decoding with AI On Up to 20 × 1080p @ 30fps
Decoding with AI Off Up to 32 × 1080p @ 30fps
SATA Interfaces 4
Maximum HDD Capacity Up to 20TB per HDD
Maximum Raw Storage Up to 80TB across 4 HDDs
Network Interface 1 × RJ45 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet
Alarm Input / Output 16 / 9
Serial Interfaces 2 × RS-485, 1 × RS-232
USB 2 × USB 2.0 Front, 1 × USB 3.0 Rear
AI Features AcuSeek, AcuSearch, Facial Recognition, Perimeter Protection, Video Structuralisation, Motion Detection 2.0, ANPR, People Counting
Chassis 1.5U
Dimensions 440 × 391 × 72mm
Weight Up to 5kg without HDD

Ideal for Professional 16 Camera CCTV Systems

The Hikvision DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro 16 Channel PoE NVR is an excellent choice for demanding CCTV installations requiring high-resolution recording, powerful intelligent search and substantial storage capacity.

It is particularly suitable for warehouses, factories, offices, retail premises, schools, car parks, industrial sites and larger residential security systems.

With 16 PoE camera connections, AcuSeek, AcuSearch, 32MP recording, 192Mbps incoming bandwidth, four HDD bays and up to 80TB potential storage, the DS-7716NXI-I4/16P/VPro provides a powerful foundation for a modern professional Hikvision IP CCTV system.

Important: Availability and performance of intelligent functions can depend on the connected camera model, firmware, camera configuration and NVR configuration. Hard drives are supplied separately.

  • ✅ 3 Year Warranty on this item
  • ⚠️ Please note: This is a non returnable item if the security seal/seals are broken. Get in touch to see if this the right item for you.
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↩️ Return Policy

Our Returns and Refunds Policy:

We hope that you are 100% Happy with your order, however, if there is an issue we’ve outlined some steps below to help...

Returns and Refunds Policy

We want you to be completely satisfied with your order, but if there’s an issue, we’ve outlined the steps below to assist you.

We’re always here to help resolve any problems that may arise. Please contact us by email at sales@bcedirect.co.uk. As a small, independent, family-run business, we take great pride in our customer service. Our business hours are 9 am – 5 pm on weekdays.

 

Damaged or Faulty Items

If your order arrives damaged or faulty, please contact us within 14 days of receipt to arrange a return and replacement.

Please note: An item is not considered faulty if you placed an order for an incorrect or incompatible product.

Faulty items will receive a return label to return the product. Once we receive and inspect the item (this can take a couple of days), we’ll dispatch a replacement via next-day delivery.

If the item is not found to be faulty upon inspection, our standard returns process will apply, or the item can be returned to you at your cost.

Please Note: Items cannot be deemed defective if the issue arises due to customer actions or incorrect installation (e.g. forgotten passwords or user errors).

Change of Mind or Incorrect Orders

If you’ve changed your mind or ordered the wrong item, don’t worry! Contact us within 14 days to arrange a return.

Returns will be arranged through DPD courier at a cost of £8.99, which will be deducted from your refund.

A 10% restocking fee will also be deducted from the refund total (excluding delivery). This fee helps cover repackaging and labour costs incurred during the return process.

Conditions for Returns:

Items must be unused, in the same condition as received, and returned in the original packaging, with seals intact.

If items are returned in an unsatisfactory condition (e.g., damaged during installation by the customer), we reserve the right to deduct up to 40% of the final selling price. Photos of the damage will be provided upon request.

Non-Refundable Items:

HIKVISION, DAHUA and UNV equipment with broken seals will not be accepted for return, as these are classified as used by the manufacturers and are security products that could have been tampered with.

Important Notes:

Serial numbers on electronic equipment will be verified against our records to prevent fraud.

Original shipping costs are non-refundable, unless the order was lost in transit.

Refund Process

Refunds will be processed through the original payment method unless you prefer a credit note. Please allow 72 hours from receipt of the returned item for the refund to be processed.

Most refunds are completed within 24 hours, but certain providers (e.g., PayPal credit or e-cheques) may take longer.

We’ll send you an email confirmation once your refund has been authorised. If there are delays, we recommend contacting your bank or payment provider directly.

Additional Notes

We are not responsible for any external labour costs incurred by the customer, especially if the fault arises from incorrect installation or user actions (e.g., forgotten passwords).

We’re committed to providing a positive shopping experience and resolving any issues that may arise. As a small business, we strive to ensure our policies are clear and fair, while also balancing the practical challenges involved in handling returns.

If you need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us via email at sales@bcedirect.co.uk.

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Hikvision FAQs

FAQ'S

Where are your products sourced?

We source all of our kit from Hikvision UK, this means there is a standard 3 year warranty and all firmware can be updated direct from the Hikvision UK and Ireland website. We do not sell grey market imports. These are usually around 20-30% cheaper than official products and can be very troublesome, often with english flashed firmware making it impossible to support if something goes wrong.

What is Acusense?

Here at BCE Direct we love the acusense feature, which is now available on most NVR, DVR or IP Cameras. This is where you can distinguish between a human, vehicle or animal. It's a built in algorithm that can detect the difference between the above and eliminate false notifications. The feature is so good it can exclude leaves birds or rain.

Darkfighter, Colorvu, Hybrid? What are their differences?

Colorvu in it's simplest form provides full colour throughout the night, these cameras use a small led on the front of the camera to illuminate an area that you are recording and provide full colour sharp images even in complete darkness. Darkfighter are black and white at night cameras and colour through the day but provide some of the clearest crisp images due to it's standard infrared light. Hybrid is a mix of the above, these relatively new cameras are more like a pir floodlight, where they use the acusense feature to identify humans or vehicles and turn the led lights on during the night, so infared (black and white) at night then full colour if something is detected.

Difference between NVR and DVR?

When it comes to video surveillance systems, one of the most important decisions you'll need to make is whether to choose a network video recorder (NVR) or a digital video recorder (DVR). While both options serve the same purpose of recording and storing surveillance footage, there are several key differences to consider when making your decision.

First, let's take a closer look at each option.

What is an NVR?

An NVR is a video recorder that records and stores footage from network cameras. It connects to the cameras via an IP network, allowing for high-quality video streaming and advanced features such as remote viewing and motion detection. The NVR records video footage directly onto a hard drive, with the option to add more storage space as needed.

What is a DVR?

A DVR, on the other hand, records and stores footage from analog cameras. It connects to the cameras via coaxial cables and records the video onto a hard drive. While traditional DVRs are limited to analog cameras, some modern DVRs can also work with IP cameras through the use of video encoders.

So, what are the key differences between NVRs and DVRs?

  1. Camera Compatibility

As mentioned above, NVRs work exclusively with IP cameras, while DVRs work with analog cameras. This means that if you already have an existing analog camera system, you will need to stick with a DVR. However, if you're starting from scratch or planning to upgrade your camera system, an NVR may be a better option due to its ability to work with high-resolution IP cameras.

  1. Video Quality

NVRs generally offer higher video quality than DVRs, as they are designed to work with IP cameras that can provide HD or even 4K resolution. DVRs, on the other hand, are limited to the resolution capabilities of analog cameras, which are typically lower than IP cameras.

  1. Remote Access

NVRs offer more advanced remote viewing capabilities than DVRs, as they are designed to be accessed remotely via an internet connection. This allows you to view live and recorded footage from anywhere with an internet connection, using a computer, smartphone, or tablet. While some DVRs do offer remote viewing capabilities, they are often limited in their functionality and require more setup.

  1. Cost

DVRs are generally less expensive than NVRs, due to their lower resolution capabilities and simpler technology. However, as the price of IP cameras continues to drop, the price difference between NVRs and DVRs is becoming less significant.

In conclusion, the choice between NVRs and DVRs largely depends on your specific needs and budget. If you're starting from scratch or upgrading your camera system, an NVR may be a better option due to its advanced features and compatibility with high-resolution IP cameras. However, if you already have an analog camera system, a DVR may be a more cost-effective solution. Whatever your choice, make sure to choose a reputable brand with a proven track record of quality and reliability.

What warranty do you provide?

We provide a standard 3 year warranty on all Hikvision kit.

What size hard drive do I need?

View our simple hard drive calculator to determine what size you need for your requirements.

POE/POC/AOC What's the difference?

🔵 POE (Power over Ethernet)

Definition:

  • Power over Ethernet (POE) allows both power and data to be transmitted over a single Ethernet cable (Cat5e, Cat6, etc.), eliminating the need for separate power cables.

Common Usage:

  • Used to power IP cameras, VoIP phones, wireless access points, network switches, and IoT devices.

Advantages:

  • Reduces the need for separate power outlets.
  • Simplifies installation and reduces cabling costs.
  • Centralises power management.

Limitations:

  • Limited power output (up to 90W with POE++).
  • Cable length is generally limited to 100 metres (328 feet).

Example Devices:

  • IP security cameras
  • Wireless access points
  • VoIP phones

🟢 POC (Power over Coax)

Definition:

  • Power over Coax (POC) uses coaxial cables to transmit both power and data/video signals. It is commonly used in legacy CCTV systems where coaxial cables are already in place.

Common Usage:

  • Primarily used in analog and HD analog CCTV systems (such as HD-TVI, HDCVI, AHD).
  • Useful for upgrading legacy systems without rewiring.

Advantages:

  • Utilises existing coaxial infrastructure, saving costs.
  • Supports longer cable runs compared to POE (up to 500 metres or more).
  • Provides both video and power over a single coax cable.

Limitations:

  • Less common in modern IP-based systems.
  • Not as flexible as Ethernet cabling for other data transmissions.

Example Devices:

  • HD analog security cameras (HDCVI, HD-TVI, AHD)
  • DVRs for legacy CCTV systems

🟠 AOC (Audio over Coax)

Definition:

  • Audio over Coax (AOC) allows audio signals to be transmitted alongside video signals through a single coaxial cable.

Common Usage:

  • Frequently used in surveillance systems where audio recording is required in addition to video.
  • Helps avoid running additional cables for microphones.

Advantages:

  • Simplifies cabling by combining video and audio in a single cable.
  • Ideal for CCTV systems that require audio monitoring.

Limitations:

  • Typically limited to analog or HD analog systems.
  • Not compatible with most IP-based systems.

Example Devices:

  • CCTV cameras with built-in microphones
  • DVRs with audio input

🧩 Key Differences:

AspectPOE (Power over Ethernet)POC (Power over Coax)AOC (Audio over Coax)Cable TypeEthernet (Cat5e, Cat6)Coaxial (RG59, RG6)Coaxial (RG59, RG6)Power TransmissionYesYesNoData/Signal TypeData (IP), PowerVideo, PowerVideo, AudioTypical Use CasesIP cameras, VoIP phones, Wi-Fi APsAnalog/HD analog cameras, legacy CCTVSurveillance systems with audio recordingCable Length LimitUp to 100m (328 ft)Up to 500m (1640 ft) or moreSimilar to POCCompatibilityModern IP-based systemsAnalog/HD analog systemsAnalog/HD analog systemsAdvantagesSimplifies power and data over EthernetUtilises existing coax cablesCombines video and audio in one cable

✅ Summary of Use Cases:

  • POE is best for modern IP-based systems that need data and power over a single Ethernet cable.
  • POC is ideal for upgrading analog CCTV systems using existing coax cables, providing both video and power.
  • AOC is useful for adding audio capabilities to coax-based surveillance systems.