Avycon AVR-DSV508H 8-channel 5MP Hd-over-coax Dvr

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-DSV508H is an 8-channel HD-over-Coax digital video recorder designed for professional surveillance installations. Supporting 5-megapixel resolution across all channels, this DVR is built for technicians deploying or upgrading coax-based camera systems in commercial and residential applications. The unit supports 4 additional channels beyond the base 8, expanding capacity without requiring a full system overhaul. No hard drive is included, allowing the installer to select and install appropriate storage for the specific site retention requirements.

This DVR is suited for security integrators and low-voltage technicians working with HD-over-Coax camera infrastructure. It fits installations where existing coaxial cable runs are retained and analog or hybrid camera systems are being upgraded to higher-resolution recording. The 8-channel base plus 4 additional channel support makes it appropriate for small to mid-size commercial sites, retail environments, warehouses, and multi-unit residential properties where centralized recording over existing coax infrastructure is required.

Key Features

• 8 base recording channels with support for 4 additional channels for expanded deployments
• 5-megapixel recording resolution for high-detail surveillance footage
• HD-over-Coax technology compatible with existing coaxial cable infrastructure
• Ships without an internal hard drive, giving installers full control over storage selection
• Single-unit form factor suited for centralized DVR rack or cabinet installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install DVR for HD-over-Coax surveillance systems utilizing 5MP-capable coax-connected cameras.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with HD-over-Coax wiring standards. Power down all connected cameras and peripherals before making connections to the DVR. An appropriate SATA hard drive must be sourced and installed separately prior to recording configuration. Follow local low-voltage codes and the manufacturer datasheet for port assignments and network configuration.