Avycon AVR-HN808P8-10T 8-channel 4K Poe Nvr 10TB

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-HN808P8-10T is an 8-channel network video recorder designed for IP camera surveillance systems requiring 4K resolution recording. It includes a 10TB hard drive and supports H.265 video compression, which reduces storage consumption compared to older codec standards without sacrificing image quality. Built-in Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports allow compatible IP cameras to receive data and power over a single cable, eliminating the need for separate power supplies at each camera location. This unit is intended for installation by security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and experienced surveillance system installers in commercial and light commercial environments.

The AVR-HN808P8-10T suits applications where a self-contained, high-resolution recording solution is needed without additional external switching hardware for camera power. Typical deployments include retail locations, office buildings, warehouses, and similar facilities requiring continuous or motion-triggered 4K video recording across up to 8 camera channels. The included 10TB HDD provides substantial on-device storage for extended recording retention at high resolution.

Key Features

• 8 independent PoE ports deliver power and data to IP cameras over a single run of Ethernet cable
• 4K recording resolution supports high-detail image capture across all channels
• H.265 compression reduces storage and bandwidth requirements compared to H.264
• 10TB hard drive included, providing significant local storage capacity out of the box
• Network video recorder architecture supports remote viewing and management over IP

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network video recorder for use with PoE-capable IP cameras in 8-channel surveillance installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed security systems integrator. Power down the unit before connecting or disconnecting hard drives or internal components. Ensure adequate ventilation around the enclosure and follow local low-voltage wiring codes during camera and network cabling runs. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for network configuration and camera pairing procedures before powering on.