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Reolink RLN8-410 8CH 4K NVR with 2TB HDD US$125.86 (~A$201.05) AU Stock Delivered @ Reolink Official Store AliExpress

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The Reolink security deals continue with a great price on this NVR, which supports up to 8 PoE cameras at up to 16MP resolution and comes with a 2TB HDD for storage. It ships from Reolink’s Australian warehouse and includes an AU plug. As a quick price comparison Reolink sells the same model via JB Hi-Fi marketplace for $322.99 + Delivery.

If you're starting out with Reolink this is an essential part of the kit and you can easily install different cameras to suit your needs. I recommend getting the RLC-833A 8MP Security Camera if you're just starting out, as it provides crystal clear footage paired with colour night vision and person/vehicle/pet detection. I'd recommend swapping out the included 2TB HDD to something larger at some point to store more footage.

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Comments

  • +4

    And if you end up taking @Clear’s advice and bundling with the 833A, don’t forget to use codes AUAS50 and REOLINK1793 and a balance of up to 460 coins for an even bigger discount to get US$44.60 off the price US$185.52 or AU$295.17 if you take his safe advice to pay in USD on a fee free card.

    Better yet - toss in a couple more cams and use some of the even bigger codes available on the AliExpress and Reolink store pages.

    Thanks again, Clear!

    • How do you use multiple codes in an order. I thought it only takes one code per order

      • +1

        Nope, just enter one after the other.

        Better yet, if you locate them on the store page or promo page in AliExpress app, you can copy them to your wallet and AliExpress will automatically apply the maximum you are legible for, including their generic codes and store specifics codes, plus any cashback credits and coins balance.

    • Don’t expect anyone to do the legwork but what would be a good kit of NVR and 6/8 cameras? Where are you seeing the discount codes to apply?

  • Nice find, i managed to get the RLK8-820D4-A x4 and the 2TB NVR for $520 AUD last year October with the promotions back then. Happy with it all so far.

  • Hi - will this support 12MP recording - thinking about using RLC-1240A.

    Seems to be quite conflicting, 8MP in the title but 12MP in the details. does anyone know/can help

    • +1

      Sure does. Can handle up to 16MP.

    • +1

      12MP is fine. It was my mistake as the listing has 8MP camera bundles available and I coped that.

      • Great - bought it- thanks!

  • +4

    I'd recommend swapping out the included 2TB HDD to something larger at some point to store more footage.

    For reference with 2TB, I get about a week of 24 hr recording with 4x Reolink RLC-811A (4K/8MP Cameras).

    Been meaning to replace with a larger hard drive, but been lazy.

    I remember reading that even though the NVR only officially supports up to 6TB, you can actually install larger capacity hard drive.

    • +2

      Yep. Current version officially supports up to 8TB. But mine and many others are currently running a 16TB Seagate Exos X16. People are having similar successes with WD Purples too.

  • +1

    Do you know which hardware version the RLN8-410 is?

    Seems that some hardware versions don't support 16MP cameras and a few other discrepancies here and there.

    Reolink Hardware Version Breakdown

    • +1

      Excellent deal.
      Just had mine shipped today (grr timing - purchased on the weekend for $322.99 (with free shipping) using their eBay 15% off code …
      Unfortunately I have the original (H3MB16) which wont play nice with my POE doorbell - had a workaround running up until the latest doorbell firmware update which kicked in over the weekend.
      Hopefully this is the latest N7MB01 model.

      • Damn that's unfortunate. I supposedly bought one which is H3MB18.

        Just wanted to ask - is there anywhere to check physically for the hardware version? Or is this something you can only do on the Reolink client?

        • I asked support before we purchased the POE doorbell camera because we held onto a 4 camera and NVR deal from a while back (prior to building our new house) and they couldnt tell me based on the serial number on the box. Needs to be found through the information menu in the NVR settings once up and running. Ideally they would put it on the packaging box and NVR unit along with the serial information.

    • I would like to know the hardware version as well.

  • +1

    I've always held back as to me wiring it all up around my house would be difficult. How do others manage to hook it all up on a large property ?

    • +2

      I've done two installs so far - my property I routed ethernet from a central location up the walls (I drilled holes through the joists and studs and slid in conduit) and throughout the roof and then out the eaves where I wanted the cameras. A family members property I ran conduit all along the outside walls and used round junction boxes (similar to the reolink D20's) to mount dome cameras on the eaves (this way I didn't have to get in the roof).

  • +1

    Thanks for posting this deal!

    Ended up paying about $350 for this NVR and 2x 833A cameras after stacking all the codes and cashback deals. Estimating another ~$20 of AliExpress cashback on top of that too.

    Probably could've saved a few more dollars because I couldn't get some of the coupons to work but this is my first time ordering from AliExpress and it was too complicated to figure out in my sleepy state…

    I'm looking to add a CX820 down the track but this is enough to get started!

  • +1

    I have Swann camaras installed from a previous setup but now I need a new controller box and hard drive. Will this unit accept the Swann cameras? TIA

    • Depends on if the Swann cameras are POE or not.

  • Also if you connect these to local network and NOT through the NVR can do the time lapse. And use a micro sd card. They also record to the NVR as it finds the cameras on local network. Other cameras can be connected BUT won't record. I haven't gotten them to record. Just some cheapies.

  • Would you guys recommend the NVR or running Frigate on a server and using a NAS to store camera recordings? My gut is telling me the latter and I've heard Frigate has gotten really good lately.

    I installed the Reolink PoE doorbell the other day and it's really good so was looking for a nice solution for that. Only the one camera planned so I might just go with the Frigate option

    • Having done both, NVR for sure. Frigate is a much bigger PITA. If you’re happy to stuff about go for it. I couldn’t even easily view my streams on my phone last time I used Frigate because the h265 support was so flakey and there was no dedicated app. Perhaps that has changed?

      Either way this is the ‘just works’ version. Frigate provides more flexibility if required. Also uses a lot more hardware to do so though.

  • I put it in my cart, but then I get a message "Item not deliverable to the selected address" and I can't go to checkout.

    Any ideas? Is it still in stock?

  • Price expired

  • It says
    This item can't be shipped to your address.
    Please, select another.

    Any idea why I'm getting that?
    Location set to Perth

  • "This item is no longer available. It's sold out or the store discontinued selling it. If added to your cart you can still view it under the "Expired items" section." when adding to cart.
    The RLC-833A cameras are just about sold out too. Too slow :(

  • Is there a good website or app to plan camera placements on a floor plan or building plan, showing fov coverage etc?

  • Reolink 8CH 4K xx> This item can't be shipped to the selected region. Anyone has the same issue ?

  • It was a blink and miss deal

  • I just purchased this… So it might be back in stock

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