Avycon AVR-NSV256E2N-72T 256-channel 4K Nvr Dual Nic

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-NSV256E2N-72T is a high-channel-count network video recorder designed for large-scale IP camera deployments. It supports H.265+ compression across 256 channels at 4K resolution, reducing storage demands while maintaining full image detail. The unit ships with 72TB of onboard storage capacity and features dual network interface cards for redundant or segmented network configurations. This recorder is intended for professional security integrators and IT infrastructure technicians working in enterprise, campus, or critical-facility surveillance environments.

The AVR-NSV256E2N-72T is suited for large commercial, industrial, and institutional installations where high channel density and network reliability are required. Its dual NIC configuration supports load balancing or network segmentation, making it appropriate for deployments where camera traffic must be isolated from the management network. At 256 channels with 4K support, it consolidates what would otherwise require multiple lower-channel recorders into a single managed unit.

Key Features

• H.265+ compression across all 256 channels reduces storage and bandwidth requirements compared to H.264
• 4K resolution support provides high-detail recording across compatible IP cameras
• 72TB onboard storage capacity for extended retention at high channel counts
• Dual NIC configuration enables network redundancy or camera-to-management traffic segmentation
• Single-unit architecture consolidates large channel counts without requiring additional recorders

Compatibility

Designed for use in professional IP surveillance systems with ONVIF-conformant cameras and high-channel enterprise network video recording applications. Verify camera stream compatibility and network bandwidth requirements prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security systems integrator or network technician familiar with enterprise IP video infrastructure. Power down all related network switching equipment before making NIC connections, and follow the facility's structured cabling standards. Rack-mount the unit according to the manufacturer's physical installation guide, ensuring adequate airflow clearance in the enclosure. Verify that the host network can support the aggregate bandwidth load of 256 active camera streams before commissioning.