Avycon AVR-DSV516H 16-channel 5MP Hd-over-coax Dvr

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-DSV516H is a 16-channel HD-over-Coax digital video recorder designed for professional surveillance installations. Supporting up to 5 megapixel resolution across all channels, this DVR delivers high-definition video capture and storage over existing coaxial cable infrastructure, eliminating the need to rewire legacy analog systems. The unit includes 4 additional audio inputs, expanding its utility in installations where audio monitoring is required alongside video. It ships without a hard drive installed, allowing the technician to spec and install the appropriate storage capacity for the job. Security integrators and surveillance technicians are the primary installers for this unit.

The AVR-DSV516H is suited for commercial and light-industrial surveillance deployments where HD-over-Coax technology — including formats such as AHD, TVI, CVI, and analog — is already in use or being retrofitted. Its 16-channel capacity makes it appropriate for mid-size facilities such as retail environments, warehouses, parking structures, and multi-tenant buildings. The absence of a pre-installed hard drive gives integrators flexibility to install a drive sized to the required retention window and recording resolution for each specific site.

Key Features

• 16 video input channels supporting up to 5MP resolution per channel
• HD-over-Coax architecture compatible with existing coaxial cable runs
• 4 additional dedicated audio inputs for expanded monitoring coverage
• No HDD pre-installed, allowing field-specified storage configuration
• Designed for professional security integration in commercial and light-industrial settings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style HD-over-Coax DVR replacement or new installation unit compatible with standard coaxial-connected surveillance cameras operating in HD-over-Coax formats. No specific compatible camera models or system families were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security systems integrator or low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down all connected camera feeds and audio sources before making connections to the DVR. Install a compatible SATA hard drive meeting the manufacturer minimum RPM and capacity specifications before initial system configuration. Verify coaxial terminations and BNC connector integrity prior to powering the unit to avoid signal loss across channels.