Speco D16WVN2TB 16-channel Wall Mount Hd-tvi Dvr

Product Description

The SPECO D16WVN2TB is a 16-channel, wall-mount digital video recorder designed for HD-TVI analog surveillance systems. HD-TVI (High Definition Transport Video Interface) allows high-resolution video transmission over standard coaxial cable, making this unit a practical choice for upgrading or expanding existing coax-based camera infrastructures. The D16WVN2TB is wall-mountable, saving rack or floor space in utility rooms, server closets, and other tight installations. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians install this type of DVR as the central recording hub in medium-to-large camera deployments requiring a full 16-channel input capacity.

The D16WVN2TB suits commercial and light-industrial surveillance installations where HD-TVI cameras are already deployed or planned. Its wall-mount form factor makes it appropriate for retail backrooms, warehouses, and office security closets where dedicated rack space is unavailable. The unit supports up to 16 camera inputs, giving security installers the channel density needed for perimeter and interior coverage across mid-size facilities.

Key Features

• 16-channel HD-TVI input capacity for high-resolution analog camera systems
• HD-TVI technology supports high-definition video over existing coaxial cable runs
• Wall-mount design conserves floor and rack space in constrained install environments
• Centralized recording hub suitable for commercial and light-industrial deployments
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed for use with HD-TVI analog cameras in 16-channel surveillance system configurations. No specific compatible camera model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of this DVR should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with HD-TVI camera wiring and NEC low-voltage cabling requirements. Power down all connected cameras and disconnect the power supply to the DVR before making or changing any cable connections. Secure the wall-mount bracket to structural framing or an appropriate backing surface capable of supporting the unit's weight before mounting. Verify camera signal format compatibility before finalizing the installation.