Increase local surveillance-video retention capacity by adding a 10 TB hard disk to a compatible recording system. TURING VIDEO TR-HDWP10 is classified as a surveillance HDD, placing it in the storage layer of a physical-security deployment rather than as a recorder, camera, or network appliance. Its published capacity makes it a direct option where the storage target is 10 TB. Use the drive in an NVR or video-management recording system that accepts an internal hard disk and supports the required capacity. Retention time is determined by camera count, resolution, compression, scene activity, recording schedule, and recorder settings; 10 TB describes available disk capacity, not a fixed number of days or cameras. Confirm those recorder constraints before assigning the drive to continuous or event-based recording. Choose a surveillance HDD when the installation calls for local camera-footage storage rather than removable archive media or network-attached storage. This part is relevant when an existing recorder has an available drive position and the design calls for a 10 TB expansion. Select it for its storage capacity, then validate the recorder's supported drive interface, bay arrangement, and maximum internal storage before fitting it.