Avycon AVR-NSV64E2N 64-channel 4K Nvr 8 Sata

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-NSV64E2N is a 64-channel network video recorder built for high-density IP camera deployments requiring 4K resolution support. It delivers a maximum throughput of 640 Mbps, providing the bandwidth headroom needed for large-scale surveillance installations. Eight SATA drive bays allow for substantial on-board storage expansion using standard hard drives, which are not included. This unit is intended for installation by licensed security integrators and low-voltage technicians working on commercial or enterprise-grade surveillance systems.

The AVR-NSV64E2N fits commercial surveillance environments where a high channel count and 4K recording capability are required. Typical deployment scenarios include multi-building campuses, retail chains, warehouses, and other facilities running large numbers of IP cameras simultaneously. The eight SATA bays support configuration of multiple drives for extended retention and redundancy. This recorder ships without hard drives, so storage must be sourced and installed separately before commissioning.

Key Features

• Supports up to 64 IP camera channels simultaneously
• 4K resolution recording and playback capability
• 640 Mbps maximum network throughput for high-density deployments
• Eight SATA bays for flexible, high-capacity storage configuration
• Ships without HDD, allowing the installer to select appropriate drive capacity and type

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network video recorder for commercial IP camera systems requiring 64-channel 4K recording capacity. Specific camera model compatibility should be verified against the manufacturer datasheet prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP networking and NVR configuration. Power down and disconnect all network feeds before installing or swapping SATA drives. Hard drives must be installed and formatted within the NVR interface before recording can begin. Follow applicable local codes and the manufacturer datasheet for network configuration, drive compatibility requirements, and system commissioning procedures.