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SKU: AQD4-4C1R2
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
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HES AQD4-4C1R2 Four-Channel Quad Processor

Four-channel quad processor for analog and IP surveillance consolidation

$312.99
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HES AQD4-4C1R2 Four-Channel Quad Processor

$312.99

Overview

SKU: AQD4-4C1R2
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks

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Description

HES AQD4-4C1R2 Four-Channel Quad Processor

The HES AQD4-4C1R2 is a professional-grade four-channel quad processor designed to consolidate multiple video streams into unified display and recording workflows. This signal processing component serves as a critical hub for surveillance installations requiring multi-camera management, supporting both analog and IP-based architectures in demanding security environments.

Key Features

  • Four-channel quad processing capability for simultaneous multi-camera stream management
  • Compatible with analog and hybrid surveillance system architectures
  • Seamless integration with integrator-grade VMS platforms and recording systems
  • Standard video input format support across professional surveillance equipment
  • Consolidated display and recording workflow management

Technical Highlights

The AQD4-4C1R2 functions as a dedicated signal processing component that bridges multiple camera feeds into centralized monitoring and recording infrastructure. Its quad processor architecture enables efficient handling of four independent video channels, reducing the need for multiple processing units and simplifying system topology. The unit supports standard video input formats used throughout the surveillance industry, ensuring broad compatibility with existing CCTV equipment and emerging IP-based systems.

Applications

  • Control room monitoring and command center installations
  • Retail surveillance with multi-location feed consolidation
  • Facility-wide security deployments across large properties
  • Multi-zone monitoring in corporate and institutional environments
  • Hybrid analog-to-IP system integration and migration projects

Ideal for system integrators and security professionals building scalable surveillance solutions, the AQD4-4C1R2 provides reliable signal processing without introducing unnecessary complexity into existing infrastructure.

Specifications
Form Factor: Quad Processor
Weight: 7.5 lb
Country of Origin: US
Input Voltage: 12VDC
weight: 12.7
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