Avycon AVR-NU816P16-16T 16-channel Poe Nvr 16TB

Product Description

The AVYCON AVR-NU816P16-16T is a 16-channel Power over Ethernet (PoE) Network Video Recorder (NVR) configured with a 16TB hard disk drive. This unit is designed to receive, process, and store video streams from IP cameras over a wired PoE network, eliminating the need for separate camera power supplies. It is suited for professional security installations in commercial and light-industrial environments where centralized video management and on-board storage are required. Security system integrators and low-voltage contractors are the primary installers of this class of equipment.

The AVR-NU816P16-16T is intended for use in structured IP camera systems where up to 16 PoE-capable cameras are deployed across a single site. Typical applications include retail, small commercial facilities, warehouses, and multi-unit properties requiring continuous or event-triggered local recording. The integrated 16TB storage capacity supports extended retention periods depending on camera resolution, frame rate, and compression settings configured during system setup.

Key Features

• 16 dedicated PoE camera input channels for simplified IP camera wiring
• 16TB HDD pre-installed for on-board video storage without additional hardware
• Network video recorder architecture supports remote monitoring and management over IP
• Sold as a single unit (each) for straightforward procurement and deployment
• Designed for professional security system integration in commercial environments

Compatibility

Designed as an NVR-class network video recorder compatible with PoE IP cameras. Consult the AVYCON product datasheet for verified compatible camera models and maximum per-port power budgets before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of this NVR should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified security system integrator familiar with structured cabling and IP network configuration. Power down the unit and disconnect it from the network before making any hardware changes, including hard drive service. Ensure the installation location provides adequate ventilation and meets the environmental requirements specified in the manufacturer datasheet. Local codes and network security policies should be reviewed prior to connecting the unit to any wide-area or internet-accessible network.