Eyoyo
Eyoyo TVI CVI AHD CVBS to HDMI Converter Set-Top Box
Converts TVI, CVI, AHD and CVBS camera signals to 1080p HDMI at 60 fps with simultaneous BNC loop output and auto resolution detection up to 8 MP over 500 to 700 m coax
- Converts TVI CVI AHD CVBS cameras to 1080p HDMI for direct monitor viewing
- Auto-detects 720p 1080p 3MP 4MP 5MP 8MP input resolutions without manual setup
- BNC loop output passes original signal up to 500 700 metres over coax cable
- HDMI and BNC output simultaneously for multi-screen monitoring setups
- Plug-and-play operation with LED indicator confirming active HD-LINK connection
Purpose & Audience
The Eyoyo set-top box converts TVI, CVI, AHD and CVBS security camera signals to a 1080P HDMI output at 60 frames per second. Installers and system integrators use it to view analogue HD camera feeds on standard HDMI monitors or televisions without a dedicated DVR.
Thermals, Noise & Power
The compact converter operates silently with no moving parts and draws minimal power from its included supply. In normal use the unit stays cool to the touch and the yellow HD-LINK indicator remains steadily lit to confirm a stable signal path.
Build Integration
A single BNC input accepts the camera feed while a BNC loop output passes the signal onward for recording or additional displays. Simultaneous HDMI and BNC outputs enable synchronous viewing on multiple monitors. Coaxial cable runs of 500 to 700 metres are supported depending on the selected resolution.
Highlights
- Converts TVI CVI AHD CVBS cameras to 1080p HDMI for direct monitor viewing
- Auto-detects 720p 1080p 3MP 4MP 5MP 8MP input resolutions without manual setup
- BNC loop output passes original signal up to 500 700 metres over coax cable
- HDMI and BNC output simultaneously for multi-screen monitoring setups
- Plug-and-play operation with LED indicator confirming active HD-LINK connection
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect my security camera to the Eyoyo converter and which step is often missed?
Connect the camera BNC cable to the converter BNC input, then run an HDMI cable from the converter to your monitor; the step often missed is powering the converter so the HD-LINK yellow indicator lights up.
What part will need replacement after long-term use and how can I tell?
The BNC loop-out port and HDMI socket are the only moving connections; if the yellow HD-LINK indicator stays off or the picture drops out with a known-good cable, the converter itself needs replacing.
At what cable length does the signal start to degrade on this unit?
The manufacturer rates 500 to 700 metres over coax depending on resolution; beyond that range expect image loss on the HDMI output.
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