Product Description
PROLUX PXD-5108HS-4K/X1 — 8-channel 4K Penta-brid DVR
Five video standards on one board is the point: this recorder takes HDCVI, AHD, TVI, CVBS and IP inputs, so a mixed camera estate stays on a single box instead of forcing a rip-and-replace.
Channel layout
- 8 analogue channels (BNC): HDCVI up to 4K/6MP, AHD up to 5MP, TVI up to 5MP, CVBS PAL/NTSC
- 8+4 IP channels, each up to 8MP, for adding network cameras alongside the coax run
- Multiscreen views: 1/4/8/9 as standard, extending to 1/4/8/9/16 with IP extension mode enabled
Compression and display H.265+/H.265 dual-stream keeps recording load manageable across the channel count. Output is 1 HDMI (up to 3840×2160) plus 1 VGA (up to 1920×1080), so the same feed can go to a 4K monitor and a VGA panel simultaneously.
Audio and control One RCA audio in/out pair, reused for two-way talk. OSD covers camera title, time, video loss, camera lock and motion detection, useful for a quick health check without opening the client software.
Power DC12V/2A input, drawing under 10W without a hard drive fitted — worth noting when sizing a cabinet PSU across several recorders.
Runs on an embedded Linux OS with a dedicated embedded processor, and includes smart search alongside its intelligent video system for faster event review across eight-plus channels.
Specifications
- Brand
- PROLUX
- Channels
- 8
- Colour
- Black
- Max Resolution
- 8 MP
- Technology
- XVR
- Video Compression
- H.265/H.264/H.265+/H.264+
- Video Inputs
- TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS/IP
- Video Outputs
- HDMI, VGA
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Which camera types can the PXD-5108HS-4K/X1 record from?
It accepts HDCVI, AHD, TVI, CVBS analogue cameras on its 8 BNC channels, plus up to 8+4 IP camera channels at up to 8MP each.
What is the maximum analogue resolution supported per channel?
HDCVI inputs go up to 4K/6MP; AHD and TVI inputs go up to 5MP; CVBS is PAL/NTSC only.
What outputs does this DVR provide for monitors?
One HDMI output up to 3840×2160 and one VGA output up to 1920×1080, so both can display the same feed.
What power supply does the unit need?
It runs from a DC12V/2A supply and draws under 10W without a hard drive installed.
