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# Starlight low-light tech 5MP UltraHD resolution 8-Channel PoE for plug & play Amcrest 5MP POE Security Camera System Outdoor, 8CH POE NVR, 4pcs 5MP Turret Cameras, IP67 Metal Turret IP Cameras, Built in Mic, Pre-Installed 2TB Hard Drive, NV4108E-IP5M-T1179EW4-2TB

**Brand:** amcrest
**Price:** ¥156037
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## Summary

> 🔒 Elevate your security game with crystal-clear vision and effortless setup!

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Starlight Illumination:** See clearly in near-darkness with advanced low-light sensor technology, no harsh IR glare required.
- • **Crystal-Clear 5MP UltraHD:** Capture every detail with stunning 2592x1944 resolution at 30fps for razor-sharp security footage.
- • **Plug & Play 8-Channel PoE:** Simplify setup with power and data over a single Ethernet cable—no extra adapters needed.
- • **Built-In Mic & Wide 103° View:** Hear what’s happening and cover more ground with a super-wide fixed lens turret camera design.
- • **Massive 2TB Pre-Installed Storage:** Record weeks of footage locally with no monthly fees, expandable up to 10TB for ultimate peace of mind.

## Overview

The Amcrest 5MP POE Security Camera System combines ultra-high 5MP resolution turret cameras with advanced Starlight low-light technology and built-in microphones for detailed audio. Featuring an 8-channel PoE NVR with a pre-installed 2TB hard drive, it offers plug-and-play convenience and local storage without subscription fees. Its wide 103° viewing angle and robust IP67 metal housing make it ideal for reliable outdoor surveillance, while H.265 compression maximizes storage efficiency and playback ease.

## Description

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Review: Excellent NVR and camera package - This is an excellent NVR and camera package. I actually had the standalone NVR (NV4108-HS) non-ethernet version of this and had a few cameras. So, I got this package and I have to say if you’re considering a non-ethernet version, this is the way to go. I have a full-stack Ubiquiti network, and for whatever reason, the cameras struggle to connect to my PoE switch. With this one – no issues whatsoever. You connect the cameras to the NVR and they just work. Also, the NVR came with the hard drive pre-installed. The last one I had to install a drive – very nice it was already installed. The NVR has (as far as I’m concerned) an easy-to-use and intuitive setup wizard to get it going. When you power on the NVR, it takes you through all the necessary steps to get it configured and set up (including adding the cameras). Then you’re ready to go. Mine shipped with the newer firmware, but if you have to update the firmware it’s not too hard. The user interface on these newer NVRs is so much better than the analog NVRs of the past which makes them an appealing option to many of the “subscription” based cameras such Nest, Arlo, Wyze, and many others. I like having my camera recordings stored locally and I like being able to use them without having to pay anyone. During the setup of the NVR, it guides you through a Peer-To-Peer setup of their Amcrest View PRO app which allows you to access your NVR remotely. Essentially Amcrest facilitates a secure connection between your device and the NVR with no subscription fees. The best part about this is that you don’t have to open any ports or anything in your router. The connection is automatic and transparent without any action on your part. The app does need some work but the notifications work well. They were right on par with my Nest Outdoor Cam and Wyze Cam and you tell the app what to when you tap on the notification. It allows you to select a few options two of which are opening to a live view of the camera or the recording event. The IP5M cameras are excellent! What makes them so excellent is their low-light performance. I really don’t like using IR if I don’t have to – you can see more detail without IR if you have enough ambient light. A great example of this is recently on my neighborhood Facebook page someone posted a video of someone trying to break into a car. The thieves pulled their car into their driveway and if they had IR turned off you might have been able to see the license plate, but because they had IR turned on the license plate just looked like a bright reflection. These IP5M cameras work well with low light and the picture almost rivals my Ubiquiti G4-PRO($449). The cameras have an excellent and high-quality microphone that can provide detailed audio once the “audio filter” has been disabled. The audio filter makes it sound like the microphone is underwater so I would strongly encourage doing that. You can disable the camera's microphone filter from the camera’s web interface. Speaking of the camera’s web interface. The camera's web interface CAN be accessed when they’re connected to the NVR. It may vary but you’ll use a URL similar to this http://:100. It’s the NVRs IP and then a port. You can see this if you use a browser to connect to the NVR and then select ‘Cameras’. Also, I would suggest changing the password again after you have finished the setup. I believe you change the password before adding the cameras. The cameras use a default login of admin/admin. If you change the NVR password after you have added the cameras it will update passwords on the cameras as well. The camera's web interface is accessible even if you’re not authenticated to the NVR. The NVR is fairly quiet and doesn’t run too warm as far as I can tell and with roughly 7 cameras connected with IR running it was using around 35 watts as measured with my kill-a-watt meter. Performance-wise – I would feel pretty confident that this NVR could record from six to seven 4K cameras running at their full FPS and resolution. I connected five IP5M cameras and two IP8M cameras all recording at their highest resolution and maximum FPS and set to record all the time and it was only using roughly 55Mbps out of 88Mbps of its available bandwidth. It doesn’t seem to struggle when recording but trying to playback the recordings you might be able to select 1-3 channels before it will say “Over decode ability”. I don’t really find that a problem as I’m only going to search one camera at a time. Also, a note about the matrix view of the NVR itself – it won’t play the 'main' stream from all the cameras. It will intelligently balance which stream it is showing in the matrix view – pretty smart. Playing back recordings is pretty easy – it’s easy to find motion events as the yellow blocks on the timeline. Downloading videos is tricky though – I would suggest using ‘SmartPSS’ and then watching a video on YouTube called “How to Playback and Export CCTV Video Using SmartPSS’ from ‘Auckland Security Cameras’. Also, be sure to read the ‘EXTRA NOTE:’ in the description. The method in the video works pretty well – as the video is very nice and clear if you can get the original video from the NVR itself. My favorite way to browse motion events is using the NVR itself (the web interface is decent from a Windows PC). The Amcrest App needs a lot of improvements before its usefulness will be on par with its competitors. If Amcrest nails their app down – this NVR with mobile app will be a game-changer. So, in summary: Great NVR, super simple to set up and configure, mobile motion notifications work great and built-in ethernet is life. Also, IP5M cameras are probably the best value in Amcrest’s lineup for quality and low-light performance!
Review: No fuss installation with reliable good video quality system - I was previously using two 4k Amcrest POE, and two reolink 4MP POE cameras with Blueiris, along with Wyze V2 cameras and Eufy cameras. Blueiris is a wonderful software but very overwhelming to set up. This system is very simple. Plug and play. They simply just work straight out of the box. CAMERAS The bracket/mount for the camera is extremely easy to install. It's good for easy installation and bad since it is easy to detach if someone wants to steal but then I will have footage of the thief. I will take the easy install instead. I had to install sideway for 2 of the cameras due to my wire configuration. The image was rotated 180 degrees so they are correctly oriented. The only issue is the pics look stretch out when I make the fit to screen. Minor issue but I wish the screen just filled with black bar instead of stretched to fit especially in mobile app view. Night vision is great with infrared but since my house and front yard has decent light, I left the infrared light off. The night time images are way better than my old cameras I had. NVR First time when I hook up the NVR to my old TV that I was using before all I got was not supported error message. I had no idea what is not supported. After a quick Google search, I found that my TV has terribly low resolution that the NVR cannot display. After I swapped put the TV to a monitor, everything showed up great. Setting up the NVR was easy and straight forward. I was able to found all the cameras and able to add them, including my Amcrest doorbell even though the control/setting of the doorbell was very limited in NVR. I set up all the cameras setting and everything was working great. The problem I have was alarm set up. I set up to see the alarm message and they pop up but only stayed for a short time and went away. The message screen is still up but the actual messages disappeared. I don't see any other way to set them up so the alarm messages won't go away until I dismissed them. The motion detection detects every bit of pixel shifts of the scene. Since these cameras are not AI capable like Eufy, I understand why the every moments can cause the motion detection to go off. My cheap Wyze cameras are the same way but one thing I like is wyze will highlight the motion in green box to show what casued the camera to trigger. If Amcrest can implement something similar, that would be easy to track the reason of the motion alerts. When I turned on the face detection in the app, it turned on and saved the setting. But so far, I haven't noticed any face detection. I only see the normal motion detection. Snapshots are working great to glanced though the footage which is very helpful. These are my observations. I hope they are helpful.

## Features

- Amcrest’s NV4108E-A2 4K 8CH POE NVR comes with a Pre-Installed 2TB Security Surveillance Hard Drive (Supports hard drives up to 10TB) while Featuring 8CH Recording, the Latest H.265 Video Compression, 8-Port PoE, and Playback 8-Channel @1080p(30fps)/4-Channel @4MP(30fps)/2-Channel @4K(30fps). Includes 4 x 5MP IP PoE Outdoor Turret Cameras (2592x1944) @30fps, each camera comes with built-in microphone. Includes 4 x 60ft Ethernet Cables.
- Starlight Illumination & Mic – Stunning low-light 5MP performance with Starlight 1/2.7” image sensor and 5MP resolution (2592x1944). Super-wide 103° viewing angle allows you to cover more ground. This is a FIXED IP camera and Does Not Pan/Tilt. Built-in mic for one-way audio.
- 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.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B084NSYLRQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #27 in Surveillance NVR Kits |
| Brand | Amcrest |
| Color | White |
| Compatible Devices | Cameras, Smartphones, Tablets |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (188) |
| Date First Available | February 10, 2020 |
| Focal Length Description | 2.8 millimeters |
| Frame Rate | 20fps |
| Hardware Interface | Ethernet |
| Item Weight | 13.97 pounds |
| Item model number | NV4108E-IP5M-T1179EW4-2TB |
| Lens Type | Fixed |
| Low light technology | Starlight |
| Manufacturer | Amcrest |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 2 TB |
| Night Vision Range | 98 Feet |
| Number of Channels | 8 |
| Operating System | Proprietary or embedded operating system |
| Other camera features | Front |
| Package Dimensions | 16.45 x 16 x 12.25 inches |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Recording Mode | High Definition (HD) |
| Special Feature | Image Sensor, Night Vision |
| Total USB Ports | 2 |
| UPC | 091952770424 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 5 MP |
| Video Input | RJ45 |
| Viewing Angle | 103 Degrees |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Amcrest
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wired
- **Number of Channels:** 8
- **Special Feature:** Image Sensor, Night Vision
- **Video Capture Resolution:** 5 MP

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## Available Options

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

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can i add my old amcrest cameras to this system by using bnc/ethernet adapters?**
A: I suppose it might be possible to use BNC/ethernet adapters but the quality of older analog cameras is such that the money you spend on adapters would be better put towards new digital cameras. Unless of course you have particularly high end cameras.

**Q: Can this camera run on just cat 5 or does it require additional power cable?**
A: It is a POE camera, so it will run on just the CAT5 cable, IF a POE capable NVR is supplying the power, or a POE injector.

**Q: Can you run cat5/cat5e or cat 6 with this system?**
A: Yes i an running cat5e. You can run cat 6 cable

**Q: Can you use the vga and hdmi outputs simultaneously?**
A: You should be able to use both at same time.  However, it is more practical to use an HDMI splitter to view on more than one screen.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent NVR and camera package
*by B***E on April 21, 2021*

This is an excellent NVR and camera package. I actually had the standalone NVR (NV4108-HS) non-ethernet version of this and had a few cameras. So, I got this package and I have to say if you’re considering a non-ethernet version, this is the way to go. I have a full-stack Ubiquiti network, and for whatever reason, the cameras struggle to connect to my PoE switch. With this one – no issues whatsoever. You connect the cameras to the NVR and they just work. Also, the NVR came with the hard drive pre-installed. The last one I had to install a drive – very nice it was already installed. The NVR has (as far as I’m concerned) an easy-to-use and intuitive setup wizard to get it going. When you power on the NVR, it takes you through all the necessary steps to get it configured and set up (including adding the cameras). Then you’re ready to go. Mine shipped with the newer firmware, but if you have to update the firmware it’s not too hard. The user interface on these newer NVRs is so much better than the analog NVRs of the past which makes them an appealing option to many of the “subscription” based cameras such Nest, Arlo, Wyze, and many others. I like having my camera recordings stored locally and I like being able to use them without having to pay anyone. During the setup of the NVR, it guides you through a Peer-To-Peer setup of their Amcrest View PRO app which allows you to access your NVR remotely. Essentially Amcrest facilitates a secure connection between your device and the NVR with no subscription fees. The best part about this is that you don’t have to open any ports or anything in your router. The connection is automatic and transparent without any action on your part. The app does need some work but the notifications work well. They were right on par with my Nest Outdoor Cam and Wyze Cam and you tell the app what to when you tap on the notification. It allows you to select a few options two of which are opening to a live view of the camera or the recording event. The IP5M cameras are excellent! What makes them so excellent is their low-light performance. I really don’t like using IR if I don’t have to – you can see more detail without IR if you have enough ambient light. A great example of this is recently on my neighborhood Facebook page someone posted a video of someone trying to break into a car. The thieves pulled their car into their driveway and if they had IR turned off you might have been able to see the license plate, but because they had IR turned on the license plate just looked like a bright reflection. These IP5M cameras work well with low light and the picture almost rivals my Ubiquiti G4-PRO($449). The cameras have an excellent and high-quality microphone that can provide detailed audio once the “audio filter” has been disabled. The audio filter makes it sound like the microphone is underwater so I would strongly encourage doing that. You can disable the camera's microphone filter from the camera’s web interface. Speaking of the camera’s web interface. The camera's web interface CAN be accessed when they’re connected to the NVR. It may vary but you’ll use a URL similar to this http://<nvr-ip>:100. It’s the NVRs IP and then a port. You can see this if you use a browser to connect to the NVR and then select ‘Cameras’. Also, I would suggest changing the password again after you have finished the setup. I believe you change the password before adding the cameras. The cameras use a default login of admin/admin. If you change the NVR password after you have added the cameras it will update passwords on the cameras as well. The camera's web interface is accessible even if you’re not authenticated to the NVR. The NVR is fairly quiet and doesn’t run too warm as far as I can tell and with roughly 7 cameras connected with IR running it was using around 35 watts as measured with my kill-a-watt meter. Performance-wise – I would feel pretty confident that this NVR could record from six to seven 4K cameras running at their full FPS and resolution. I connected five IP5M cameras and two IP8M cameras all recording at their highest resolution and maximum FPS and set to record all the time and it was only using roughly 55Mbps out of 88Mbps of its available bandwidth. It doesn’t seem to struggle when recording but trying to playback the recordings you might be able to select 1-3 channels before it will say “Over decode ability”. I don’t really find that a problem as I’m only going to search one camera at a time. Also, a note about the matrix view of the NVR itself – it won’t play the 'main' stream from all the cameras. It will intelligently balance which stream it is showing in the matrix view – pretty smart. Playing back recordings is pretty easy – it’s easy to find motion events as the yellow blocks on the timeline. Downloading videos is tricky though – I would suggest using ‘SmartPSS’ and then watching a video on YouTube called “How to Playback and Export CCTV Video Using SmartPSS’ from ‘Auckland Security Cameras’. Also, be sure to read the ‘EXTRA NOTE:’ in the description. The method in the video works pretty well – as the video is very nice and clear if you can get the original video from the NVR itself. My favorite way to browse motion events is using the NVR itself (the web interface is decent from a Windows PC). The Amcrest App needs a lot of improvements before its usefulness will be on par with its competitors. If Amcrest nails their app down – this NVR with mobile app will be a game-changer. So, in summary: Great NVR, super simple to set up and configure, mobile motion notifications work great and built-in ethernet is life. Also, IP5M cameras are probably the best value in Amcrest’s lineup for quality and low-light performance!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No fuss installation with reliable good video quality system
*by M***I on April 15, 2021*

I was previously using two 4k Amcrest POE, and two reolink 4MP POE cameras with Blueiris, along with Wyze V2 cameras and Eufy cameras. Blueiris is a wonderful software but very overwhelming to set up. This system is very simple. Plug and play. They simply just work straight out of the box. CAMERAS The bracket/mount for the camera is extremely easy to install. It's good for easy installation and bad since it is easy to detach if someone wants to steal but then I will have footage of the thief. I will take the easy install instead. I had to install sideway for 2 of the cameras due to my wire configuration. The image was rotated 180 degrees so they are correctly oriented. The only issue is the pics look stretch out when I make the fit to screen. Minor issue but I wish the screen just filled with black bar instead of stretched to fit especially in mobile app view. Night vision is great with infrared but since my house and front yard has decent light, I left the infrared light off. The night time images are way better than my old cameras I had. NVR First time when I hook up the NVR to my old TV that I was using before all I got was not supported error message. I had no idea what is not supported. After a quick Google search, I found that my TV has terribly low resolution that the NVR cannot display. After I swapped put the TV to a monitor, everything showed up great. Setting up the NVR was easy and straight forward. I was able to found all the cameras and able to add them, including my Amcrest doorbell even though the control/setting of the doorbell was very limited in NVR. I set up all the cameras setting and everything was working great. The problem I have was alarm set up. I set up to see the alarm message and they pop up but only stayed for a short time and went away. The message screen is still up but the actual messages disappeared. I don't see any other way to set them up so the alarm messages won't go away until I dismissed them. The motion detection detects every bit of pixel shifts of the scene. Since these cameras are not AI capable like Eufy, I understand why the every moments can cause the motion detection to go off. My cheap Wyze cameras are the same way but one thing I like is wyze will highlight the motion in green box to show what casued the camera to trigger. If Amcrest can implement something similar, that would be easy to track the reason of the motion alerts. When I turned on the face detection in the app, it turned on and saved the setting. But so far, I haven't noticed any face detection. I only see the normal motion detection. Snapshots are working great to glanced though the footage which is very helpful. These are my observations. I hope they are helpful.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great turn-key system.
*by C***N on March 25, 2021*

Everything came packaged great, and everything needed for the install was included. The NVR comes preassembled with the hard drive. The system is easy to hook up by running an included POE cable from the NVR to each camera. Power up the NVR and go through the straight forward settings to have the system up and running in minutes. I connecte4d the NVR to my home network and used my iphone to scan the QR code that pops up on the display to download the app and add the NVR to my phone. I can view the cameras anywhere now. I have many other cameras on my network that I was also able to add to the NVR through auto-discovery. Once I put my custom username and passwords for each camera in the settings, they were displayed through the NVR. I will say that I have some cameras that I have not been able to add, most likely due to me not knowing the proper settings that the camera uses. I included a picture showing that the NVR comes preset as Uzbekistan for the region and no way to change it, however this didn't seem to effect anything. I would recommend this system to anyone that needs a simple to use system that comes with everything needed.

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