Speco D4VN6TB 4-channel 4K Tvi Dvr 6TB Taa

Product Description

The SPECO D4VN6TB is a 4-channel digital video recorder built for 4K TVI camera systems. It provides high-resolution recording and storage across four independent video inputs, making it a core component in small-scale surveillance installations. The unit ships with 6TB of onboard storage capacity, reducing the need for additional drives at initial setup. TAA compliance indicates the unit meets Trade Agreements Act requirements, making it suitable for federal, government, and institutional procurement. Security integrators and system installers are the primary trade audience for this DVR.

The D4VN6TB fits residential and light-commercial surveillance deployments where 4K TVI camera infrastructure is already in place or being installed new. With four channels of recording capacity and substantial onboard storage, it suits entry-level to mid-tier security systems where a compact, self-contained DVR solution is required. TAA compliance broadens its applicability to government-contracted installations where country-of-origin requirements must be met.

Key Features

• 4-channel recording supports up to four TVI cameras simultaneously
• 4K resolution capture for high-detail video footage
• 6TB onboard hard drive included at time of purchase
• TAA compliant for use in government and federally funded installations
• TVI format compatibility integrates with existing analog HD camera infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or primary unit for 4-channel TVI-based security camera systems requiring 4K recording capability.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed security system integrators or low-voltage technicians. Power down all connected camera circuits before making coaxial or power connections to the DVR. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and the National Electrical Code when routing cabling and powering the unit. Avoid installing the unit in enclosed spaces without adequate ventilation, as DVRs generate heat during continuous recording operation.