Select wired kits where suitable Ethernet cabling can carry camera data and power. Compare documented PoE NVR packages, then confirm ports, cable routes and the complete power budget for your installation.
Compare exact product configurations
Recorder inputs, supplied camera quantity and storage are separate choices. Review the exact model below and agree the final package before ordering.
The featured packages include a PoE NVR. For a separately specified standard NVR, an external PoE switch may supply camera power and data access. Confirm individual port support and total power requirements for the exact devices; not every NVR powers cameras.
Plan cable routes, not a promised range
Map each cable path, termination location and outdoor exposure. Cable quality, routing and the selected equipment determine a workable design. Do not use the supplied cable length as a guarantee of maximum network distance.
Agree the whole installation bundle
The four-camera packages list LAN cables and recorder adapters. For JBK3-400EB8, the source lists eight cameras but only four LAN cables, so cable quantity must be agreed in the order. All three featured packages exclude an HDD. Storage and expansion remain separate procurement decisions.
OEM/ODM system procurement
Discuss logo and packaging requirements, the intended camera-and-recorder combination, app or firmware requirements and installation documentation. Review feasibility for the selected models and approve samples and a written bill of materials before bulk production.
Include in your inquiry
Target market, site layout and installation conditions
Recorder channels and cameras supplied per kit
Power, cabling, network and app requirements
Recording schedule, storage media and retention needs
Order quantity, packaging and customization requirements
No. PoE uses suitable Ethernet cabling for camera data and power. WiFi describes wireless data transmission and needs a separately verified camera power arrangement.
Does an eight-channel NVR guarantee eight PoE power ports?
No. Input channels and physical PoE ports are different specifications. Confirm both, together with the total power budget and the exact package contents.
Can a switch be added to extend the system?
Check recorder input capacity, camera compatibility, network topology, switch power and recording bandwidth first. A switch does not add recording channels to an NVR that is already at its supported limit.
Share your site, camera count, recording needs and target market. Include the exact models you are evaluating so our team can review the package and integration requirements.
JBK1-400EB4Camera resolution: 4MPView product details 
JBK3-400EB4Camera resolution: 4MPView product details 
JBK3-400EB8Camera resolution: 4MPView product details