Avycon AVR-NSV64E2N-10T 64-channel 4K Nvr Dual Nic

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-NSV64E2N-10T is a 64-channel network video recorder built for high-density IP camera deployments requiring 4K resolution playback and recording. It uses H.265+ compression to reduce storage overhead without sacrificing image quality, making it a practical choice for large-scale surveillance installations. The dual NIC configuration supports network redundancy or segmented LAN setups, which is standard in enterprise and multi-zone commercial installs. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this class of NVR.

The AVR-NSV64E2N-10T fits commercial and large residential surveillance deployments where 64 IP camera channels are required under a single recording platform. Its 4K capability supports high-resolution cameras across retail, warehouse, campus, and municipal environments. The dual NIC design is particularly suited for installations that require physical network separation between camera traffic and the management or client-access network.

Key Features

• 64-channel IP camera recording capacity
• 4K resolution support for high-detail surveillance coverage
• H.265+ compression reduces storage consumption compared to H.264
• Dual NIC for network redundancy or segmented LAN architecture
• Designed for high-density commercial and enterprise surveillance systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network video recorder for use with ONVIF-compliant and RTSP-capable IP cameras in 64-channel commercial surveillance systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or security systems integrator familiar with IP networking and NVR configuration. Power down all connected network switches and confirm static IP or DHCP reservation settings before bringing the unit online. Follow local low-voltage codes and any applicable NEC articles governing surveillance system wiring. Do not connect camera feeds and management traffic to the same NIC when the dual NIC feature is being used for network segmentation.