Avycon AVR-DSV504H 4-channel 5MP Lite Dvr No Hdd

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-DSV504H is a 4-channel digital video recorder built for HD-over-coax surveillance installations. It supports up to 5 megapixel resolution and operates as a Lite-series DVR, making it a practical choice for small commercial and residential security deployments. The unit ships without an internal hard drive, allowing installers to specify and install storage to match project retention requirements. Licensed security technicians and low-voltage installers typically deploy this recorder as the central recording engine in analog HD camera systems.

This DVR is suited for small-scale video surveillance systems requiring up to 4 camera inputs over coaxial cable infrastructure. It fits residential installations, small retail environments, and light commercial applications where existing coax runs are already in place. The Lite DVR classification indicates a streamlined feature set optimized for straightforward recording and playback without the overhead of enterprise-grade analytics platforms.

Key Features

• 4-channel recording supports up to four HD-over-coax cameras simultaneously
• 5MP resolution capability delivers high-definition image capture and playback
• Ships without HDD, allowing field selection of storage capacity and drive type
• Lite DVR design provides a focused, no-overhead recording and playback workflow
• Compatible with coaxial cable infrastructure, preserving existing wiring investments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or primary DVR for HD-over-coax analog camera systems supporting up to 4 channels at 5MP resolution.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes. Power down the recorder and disconnect all camera and network connections before installing or servicing the internal hard drive. Ensure the selected hard drive meets the manufacturer specifications for surveillance-grade use before mounting it in the unit. Verify all coaxial cable terminations are secure and that the recorder is connected to a properly grounded power source before commissioning.