The H2D series has two families with the same AI, storage and integration. The only difference is how cameras connect. Most people don't need to choose, because we do it for you.
Comparison of the PoE and non-PoE Ajax Superior NVR H2D models
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H2DAI2GAC (this page) |
H2DAI8PAC / H2DAI16PAC |
| Onboard AI | Yes | Yes |
| Channels | 8 / 16 / 32 | 8 / 16 / 32 |
| PoE ports | None. Every camera via an existing switch | 8 or 16, remaining channels (if any) via the Ethernet port and a switch |
| Ethernet | 2 × up to 1 Gbps | 1 × up to 1 Gbps |
| HDD support | 2 × 24TB | 2 × 24TB |
| Best for | Sites with an existing switch, or strict network requirements | Simple setup, one cable per camera for power and data |
Figures are Ajax's own published specifications. PoE port count doesn't always match channel count: H2DAI8PAC (8-ch) has 8 PoE ports for 8 channels, but the 16-ch version still has only 8, so the other 8 cameras connect via the Ethernet port and an external switch. H2DAI16PAC (16-ch) has 16 PoE ports for 16 channels, while the 32-ch version has 16 PoE ports plus 16 more via switch.