Avycon AVR-NN832E2N-FD-12T 32-channel 12MP Dual Nic Nvr

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-NN832E2N-FD-12T is a 32-channel network video recorder built for high-resolution IP camera deployments. It supports cameras up to 12 megapixels, delivering sharp footage across all channels without frame-rate compromise. The dual NIC configuration allows the recorder to operate on two separate network segments simultaneously, keeping camera traffic isolated from the primary LAN. Designed for NDAA compliance, this NVR is suitable for government facilities, critical infrastructure, and commercial installations where federal procurement standards apply. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians are the typical installing trades for this class of recorder.

This NVR is suited for mid-to-large commercial and enterprise security installations requiring high channel density and network redundancy. The dual NIC design supports segmented network architectures commonly required in secure facilities. At 12TB storage capacity, the unit supports extended retention periods for multi-camera deployments. It is appropriate for applications such as retail surveillance, campus security, warehousing, and access-controlled government or municipal facilities where NDAA-compliant hardware is mandated.

Key Features

• 32 channels with support for IP cameras up to 12 megapixels
• Dual NIC for simultaneous connection to two independent network segments
• 12TB onboard storage for extended video retention
• NDAA compliant for use in federally regulated and government installations
• High-density recording suitable for commercial and enterprise security systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with ONVIF-compatible and AVYCON IP cameras in 32-channel NVR deployments requiring NDAA-compliant hardware and dual NIC network architecture.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera network design. Power down any connected network equipment before making NIC connections, and follow site network segmentation plans before assigning IP addresses to each interface. Rack mounting typically requires standard 19-inch rack hardware; verify rack depth clearance before installation. Consult local security codes and the facility IT policy for network isolation and storage retention requirements.