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title: "Amcrest NV4108E-A2 4K 8CH POE NVR (1080p/3MP/4MP/5MP/8MP) POE Network Video Recorder - Supports up to 8 x 8MP/4K IP Cameras, 8-Channel Power Over Ethernet Supports up to 10TB HDD (Not Included)"
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# Supports up to 10TB HDD 8CH 4K UltraHD recording 8-Channel Power Over Ethernet Amcrest NV4108E-A2 4K 8CH POE NVR (1080p/3MP/4MP/5MP/8MP) POE Network Video Recorder - Supports up to 8 x 8MP/4K IP Cameras, 8-Channel Power Over Ethernet Supports up to 10TB HDD (Not Included)

**Brand:** amcrest
**Price:** ₱24946
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔒 Elevate your security game with 8 channels of 4K clarity — because your peace of mind deserves the best.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Amcrest NV4108E-A2 4K 8CH POE NVR (1080p/3MP/4MP/5MP/8MP) POE Network Video Recorder - Supports up to 8 x 8MP/4K IP Cameras, 8-Channel Power Over Ethernet Supports up to 10TB HDD (Not Included) by amcrest
- **How much does it cost?** ₱24946 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- amcrest enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted amcrest brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Massive Storage Capacity:** Supports hard drives up to 10TB, giving you extended recording time without constant data management.
- • **Plug & Play POE Convenience:** Simplify your setup with 8 built-in Power Over Ethernet ports—one cable for power and data, reducing clutter and cost.
- • **Crystal-Clear 4K Surveillance:** Experience ultra-high definition video with real-time 30fps on up to 8 channels, ensuring no detail goes unnoticed.
- • **Seamless Remote Access & Playback:** Manage your security from anywhere via app or web browser with intelligent search and motion detection alerts.
- • **Smart Compression, Longer Recording:** Advanced H.265 compression saves storage space without sacrificing video quality, so you never miss a moment.

## Overview

The Amcrest NV4108E-A2 is a professional-grade 8-channel POE Network Video Recorder supporting up to 8 IP cameras at resolutions up to 8MP/4K with real-time 30fps recording. It accommodates up to 10TB HDD storage (not included) and features advanced H.265 compression for efficient video storage. Designed for easy installation, it powers cameras directly via Ethernet cables and offers remote access through apps and web browsers. Ideal for home or small business security, it includes intelligent playback, motion detection, and supports AI camera features depending on the model.

## Description

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Review: NVR FIRST, Cameras second! - I have had two POE Amcrest cameras now for just over a year. My biggest regret now is not having a reliable source of data-storage. Prior to having this NVR I tried several solutions to avoid "spending" more money. 1) Internal storage using the microsd. (These failed within a week...) 2) FTP storage - (SUPER unreliable, and EXTREMELY challenging to setup... Most FTP services only support one channel at a time! So imagine trying to deal with that...) Not to mention accessing these files means MANUAL WORK!!! 3) NAS - NAS solution was not bad, but still the same situation with manually accessing files... No decent UI to support these files being saved here... NVR is a game changer... DO NOT BUY CAMERAS without this being part of your shopping list. Buy less cameras and START with if you have to! 1) Setup pretty simple. I would suggest buying a different HD (I personally like Seagates...) Simply unscrew and place harddrive and screw into place... Plugin using the cables provided. 2) Hook up... POE ports make for less POE switches. 8 is plenty for my house... I would even say for "most" houses... Their is a cheaper model of this that seemingly does not have POE... I would say do not go with this, as you will later have to upgrade. This device also has HDMI and VGA output. I personally plugged this directly into my TV. Now I can stream all of my connected cameras to this... 3) Setup... Setup overall is pretty simple and easy to do... Biggest issue is understanding which windows and controls... Mouse can take a minute to get used to as left click triggers, right click exits... Various windows for managing each Camera can be difficult, but again once you get the hang of where things are... It gets easier. My cameras were mostly setup already so mostly just had to have my NVR log into each. 4) LIVE... Out of the gate the NVR is accessible via web browser, or app. I use the app more often... Now if you leave your home network you will need to have some basic Networking skills to do port forwarding. Having a DNS service is super helpful. Most routers now days have these built in, and just have to be configured. 5) Reviewing... NVR's make things SO much better. Yes its still a bit clunky. However, now I can go into any given date and pull up a feed. I wish I could scan faster, but maybe that will happen in the future.. Technically it would be better to just have it setup for alerts, but I prefer 24x7 recording. Much less chance of missing something. ---- CONS / Issues 1) The fan on the NVR is rather loud. I expect either it will "quiet" down over time. If not it appears to be a standard fan, so likely can be exchanged. Definitely do not use this without one as the POE, and harddrive will overheat... Especially if running multiple channels... 2) Interfaces - These are still a bit difficult to manage, but not impossible. Take some time getting used to where things are located. My preference is using the APP to manage each option set for the cameras. Even the Web Interface as then you can export/import much easier in my opinion. (templating makes this so much better to manage multiple cameras!) OVERALL Do not start into this path of cameras without an NVR. Period... It changed my whole setup, and is so much more reliable.
Review: Great NVR - I had recently purchased a complete Amcrest system for my father, and after getting it setup for him, I decided I wanted one as well. I already had the cameras, just needed the NVR instead of just being able to watch the cameras, now I could record them as well! This fit the bill perfect, just had to pop in a drive I had handy, and off I went. Using the P2P feature is great, not having to manually poke holes through the firewall and simply being able to bring up the app and there's my cameras. The recording feature is pretty great as well. You can select any or all the cameras and see them on a single timeline, making it very easy to go through recordings. The motion detection is spot on as well, any time a car would go by, or a bicycle or someone walking it would capture it and even was able to set it up to email me! Setup was super simple, just hook it up to a monitor either over HDMI or VGA, and use the included mouse to go through the setup. I had it up and running and connected to my existing cameras in under 5 minutes. Speaking of which, this thing integrates with existing cameras seamlessly. Being able to use the 4 I had already setup before hand was great. The hardware itself works a treat too. I was able to sit and watch the streams with no hiccups, no blips just a nice crisp clear image. Recording was seemless as well, the only thing I had to setup that I didn't like out of the box is that it would take a screenshot every second. I set it to only take a screenshot when it detected motion, which made looking through alerts much easier. I've attached a few pictures showing the size of it compared to a standard flash drive, it's very compact! I also took a screenshot of the main page of the device showing some of options and the nice interface. All in all, if they would have had this a few years ago, I would have bought it then. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for an easy to setup and use NVR

## Features

- Amcrest’s NV4108E-A2 8CH POE NVR supports hard drives up to 10TB while Featuring 8CH Recording & Live View in Up to 8MP/4K Resolution @ Real-Time 30fps. Playback 8-Channel @1080p(30fps)/4-Channel @4MP(30fps)/2-Channel @4K(30fps). Supports all Amcrest WiFi and Wired IP cameras and limited compatibility with third-party brand compliant IP cameras.
- Advanced H.265 compression technology lets you save on storage space which allows for longer recording times. H.265 technology compresses your video without sacrificing any of the UltraHD video quality. Intelligent search, playback, and backup functions provide enhanced ease of use and security (for example, motion detection events and exact search functions that are accurate to one second).
- Supports AI Features from AI IP Cameras, AI features available depend on the camera model being used. Only Supports 2CH AI Cameras at 4K@30fps. No built-in AI Features on NVR. Connects to and manages all the POE IP cameras on your network directly through their ethernet cables for ultimate ease and convenience in a home security system.
- Max 80Mbps Incoming Bandwidth, records 8 cameras @ 4K using H.264. Records 8 cameras @ 4K by changing default settings from H.264 to H.265 and adjusting bit rate to 1792 on each camera for maximum optimization. Conveniently packaged with extras such as USB mouse, network cable, and quick start guide.
- Includes USB backup feature for peace of mind. All systems CE & FCC certified with UL compliant power supplies. Guaranteed for a Full Year from purchase with US Support and US Warranty offered exclusively by Amcrest.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0743WP62Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9 in Surveillance Video Recorders |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,285) |
| Date First Available | July 20, 2017 |
| Department | All Ages |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 4.58 pounds |
| Item model number | NV4108E-HS |
| Manufacturer | Amcrest |
| Product Dimensions | 8.9 x 10.2 x 1.9 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Amcrest
- **Compatible Devices:** Camera
- **Connectivity Technology:** Ethernet
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 6 TB
- **Product Dimensions:** 10.2"L x 9.15"W x 1.9"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the playback and video saving functionality user friendly on this NVR?**
A: There is nothing user-friendly about Amcrest software. I am a software engineer, and their software, both for NVR (I have this exact model) and cameras is simply horrible. I wish I knew it before I purchased their products. Mac support is much worse than that for Windows. I am not even able to setup NVR to notify me of motion detection events. And a couple of other things, like NVR records video in .DAV format, and if you download it for playback, you will need to find 3rd party software to play DAV video. I'd stay away from anything sold by Amcrest.

**Q: Will this nvr support both poe cameras and wifi cameras simultaneously?**
A: Yes.

**Q: Anybody tried these goswift cameras on this nvr?    goswift 4k ultra hd weatherproof bullet security ip camera | 8mp 3840x2160 | 100' night vision**
A: All Amcrest Technologies are Onvif Compliant.  If the Goswift 4K cameras are Onvif Compliant then they will run in the unit.  However Amcrest recommends running Amcrest Cameras in Amcrest NVR and DVR's for a more full featured overall experience.

Amcrest Team

**Q: What is the power on the PoE? 802.3af or 802.3at?**
A: Uses both af and at

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ NVR FIRST, Cameras second!
*by S***D on June 16, 2021*

I have had two POE Amcrest cameras now for just over a year. My biggest regret now is not having a reliable source of data-storage. Prior to having this NVR I tried several solutions to avoid "spending" more money. 1) Internal storage using the microsd. (These failed within a week...) 2) FTP storage - (SUPER unreliable, and EXTREMELY challenging to setup... Most FTP services only support one channel at a time! So imagine trying to deal with that...) Not to mention accessing these files means MANUAL WORK!!! 3) NAS - NAS solution was not bad, but still the same situation with manually accessing files... No decent UI to support these files being saved here... NVR is a game changer... DO NOT BUY CAMERAS without this being part of your shopping list. Buy less cameras and START with if you have to! 1) Setup pretty simple. I would suggest buying a different HD (I personally like Seagates...) Simply unscrew and place harddrive and screw into place... Plugin using the cables provided. 2) Hook up... POE ports make for less POE switches. 8 is plenty for my house... I would even say for "most" houses... Their is a cheaper model of this that seemingly does not have POE... I would say do not go with this, as you will later have to upgrade. This device also has HDMI and VGA output. I personally plugged this directly into my TV. Now I can stream all of my connected cameras to this... 3) Setup... Setup overall is pretty simple and easy to do... Biggest issue is understanding which windows and controls... Mouse can take a minute to get used to as left click triggers, right click exits... Various windows for managing each Camera can be difficult, but again once you get the hang of where things are... It gets easier. My cameras were mostly setup already so mostly just had to have my NVR log into each. 4) LIVE... Out of the gate the NVR is accessible via web browser, or app. I use the app more often... Now if you leave your home network you will need to have some basic Networking skills to do port forwarding. Having a DNS service is super helpful. Most routers now days have these built in, and just have to be configured. 5) Reviewing... NVR's make things SO much better. Yes its still a bit clunky. However, now I can go into any given date and pull up a feed. I wish I could scan faster, but maybe that will happen in the future.. Technically it would be better to just have it setup for alerts, but I prefer 24x7 recording. Much less chance of missing something. ---- CONS / Issues 1) The fan on the NVR is rather loud. I expect either it will "quiet" down over time. If not it appears to be a standard fan, so likely can be exchanged. Definitely do not use this without one as the POE, and harddrive will overheat... Especially if running multiple channels... 2) Interfaces - These are still a bit difficult to manage, but not impossible. Take some time getting used to where things are located. My preference is using the APP to manage each option set for the cameras. Even the Web Interface as then you can export/import much easier in my opinion. (templating makes this so much better to manage multiple cameras!) OVERALL Do not start into this path of cameras without an NVR. Period... It changed my whole setup, and is so much more reliable.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great NVR
*by N***K on March 29, 2021*

I had recently purchased a complete Amcrest system for my father, and after getting it setup for him, I decided I wanted one as well. I already had the cameras, just needed the NVR instead of just being able to watch the cameras, now I could record them as well! This fit the bill perfect, just had to pop in a drive I had handy, and off I went. Using the P2P feature is great, not having to manually poke holes through the firewall and simply being able to bring up the app and there's my cameras. The recording feature is pretty great as well. You can select any or all the cameras and see them on a single timeline, making it very easy to go through recordings. The motion detection is spot on as well, any time a car would go by, or a bicycle or someone walking it would capture it and even was able to set it up to email me! Setup was super simple, just hook it up to a monitor either over HDMI or VGA, and use the included mouse to go through the setup. I had it up and running and connected to my existing cameras in under 5 minutes. Speaking of which, this thing integrates with existing cameras seamlessly. Being able to use the 4 I had already setup before hand was great. The hardware itself works a treat too. I was able to sit and watch the streams with no hiccups, no blips just a nice crisp clear image. Recording was seemless as well, the only thing I had to setup that I didn't like out of the box is that it would take a screenshot every second. I set it to only take a screenshot when it detected motion, which made looking through alerts much easier. I've attached a few pictures showing the size of it compared to a standard flash drive, it's very compact! I also took a screenshot of the main page of the device showing some of options and the nice interface. All in all, if they would have had this a few years ago, I would have bought it then. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for an easy to setup and use NVR

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by F***S on February 5, 2020*

Pude conectar cámaras de 4mp de otras dos marcas. Las reconoció fácilmente gracias al protocolo ONVIF. Trae un procesador rápido , comparado con el de otras dos marcas que use. No deja usar la comprensión en formato H.265 desde el NVR, creo que depende de la cámara. No la he probado con una cámara 4k. Hace ruido , pero no es molesto. Tengo unas dudas en cuanto a la cantidad de energía que envía. Ya que en una ocasión envió “ruido” a las cámaras. No he logrado configurar las cámaras vía http desde la pc al NVR. Puedes configurarlas desde el NVR , pero solo cosas sencillas. Dentro del nvr hay un led de color rojo que está constantemente encendido.

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