i-PRO VP-16-V2-16 16-Channel HDTVI Video Encoder

Overview

The i-PRO VP-16-V2-16 is a 16-channel freestanding HDTVI video encoder that bridges analog and coaxial camera systems to IP-based recorders and VMS platforms. This is the equipment you deploy when you have existing HDTVI or analog analog cameras already cabled through a building and you need to upgrade to network storage without rewiring. The encoder converts HDTVI (HD-over-coax) and analog camera feeds into H.264 or H.265 IP streams, allowing legacy camera infrastructure to integrate with modern NVR and VMS architectures without full infrastructure replacement.

Compatibility

The VP-16-V2-16 supports any HDTVI or analog camera delivering composite video or coaxial baseband signal over standard RG-59/RG-6 cabling. Input compatibility extends to coaxial cameras with long transmission distances — a key advantage when your existing runs span 300+ meters and rewiring is impractical. Output streams integrate with any ONVIF-compatible NVR, Milestone Xprotect, AXIS Camera Station, or third-party VMS that accepts H.264 or H.265 IP streams. Direct connectivity to IP-based storage systems (Ethernet-connected NVRs, appliance recorders, or cloud gateways) is standard; no intermediate gateway required.

Installation Notes

The unit is freestanding — no rack mounting required, though it can be placed in a cabinet or equipment room. Each of the 16 coaxial input ports connects directly to camera feeds; standard BNC termination. Power is via a dedicated external supply (specifications supplied in datasheet). Ethernet output connects to your switch or recorder via standard CAT5e/CAT6 — no special networking setup beyond standard PoE-capable switch if redundancy or extended runs are planned. Manual video quality diagnostics are available for troubleshooting individual channels without accessing VMS logs.

What's in the Box

Specific package contents are not detailed in the available evidence. Contact the manufacturer or a direct distributor for an exact list of included cables, connectors, and documentation.