The figure above is the only package price Eyonic publishes for CCTV work, and it is not broken down by camera count. That matters because most searches for a 4 camera dvr price assume the number is fixed by the recorder and the four cameras. In practice the recorder is one line item among several, and the parts that move a quotation most are the ones decided on site rather than in a catalogue.
What the recorder and four cameras cover
A four-camera job pairs one DVR recorder with four cameras, and the recorder's role is to accept the camera feeds, write them to storage, and serve them to a viewing device. Eyonic's stated CCTV scope covers camera placement, recording, and remote viewing for homes, offices, shops, and industrial sites, so the recorder is supplied as part of a planned system rather than as a standalone box.
Four cameras is a common starting count because it maps onto the way small premises are usually watched: an entry point, a circulation area, a rear or side access, and one general view. The Kuching Immigration Office project shows how that logic scales up in a public building, where the stated focus was arrival flow, staff areas, visitor movement, and dependable daily operation. A four-camera layout applies the same reasoning at a smaller size.
Two things decide whether four cameras are enough. The first is whether every approach to the property can be seen by at least one camera. The second is whether the recorder has room to grow if a fifth position later becomes necessary. Neither question is answered by a price list.
Cost drivers that move a 4 camera dvr price
Published package figures describe what is supplied, not what a specific building needs. The drivers below are the ones that change a quotation before installation begins, and each is settled by looking at the site rather than by choosing a model number.
Camera placement and cable runs. Distance between each camera position and the recorder determines how much cable, conduit, and fixing work the job needs. A four-camera layout with all positions on one wall is a different installation from four positions spread across two floors and an outbuilding.
Lighting at each position. Eyonic advises checking actual lighting conditions before confirming placement for ColorVu-style cameras, because a position that looks adequate in daylight can behave differently after dark. A position that fails that check may need a different camera or a different mounting point, and both change the supply list.
Recording configuration. The package includes basic recording configuration. How long footage is kept, and whether recording runs continuously or on motion, affects the storage the recorder needs. Retention expectations should be stated before the system is configured, not after.
Remote viewing setup. Mobile viewing handover is part of the package, which means the network path from the recorder to a phone is configured and tested. Where the recorder sits far from the router, or where the network is managed by someone else, that step takes longer.
Site conditions. Surface type, ceiling access, and whether the premises are occupied during works all affect labour. A shop that cannot close during installation is scheduled differently from an empty unit.
Package pricing versus itemised supply
Package pricing bundles supply, configuration, and handover into one figure. Itemised supply separates the hardware from the work. The table below sets out what the published Hikvision CCTV Package includes against what is quoted separately, using only what Eyonic states.
| Element | Covered in the RM 1,599 Hikvision CCTV Package | Quoted separately |
|---|---|---|
| Camera supply and setup | Yes | |
| Basic recording configuration | Yes | |
| Mobile viewing handover | Yes | |
| Camera count above the package configuration | Yes | |
| Additional cable runs and containment | Yes | |
| Storage sized for a stated retention period | Yes |
The empty cells are deliberate. Eyonic does not publish a per-camera rate, a storage upgrade price, or a cabling rate, so no figure is shown for them. A quotation that presents a single number without saying which of these rows it covers is not comparable with one that does.
Package pricing suits a reader who wants one figure and one point of responsibility. Itemised supply suits a reader who already owns part of the hardware, or who needs to split the purchase across budget periods. The trade-off is that itemised jobs require the reader to judge whether each line is reasonable, which is harder without a published rate card.
How Eyonic scopes a four-camera job
Eyonic's stated installation process runs in four stages, and the price is settled by the first two rather than quoted before them.
- Site survey — the property is reviewed before any figure is confirmed.
- System proposal — the survey findings become a proposed system and scope.
- Installation — cameras, recorder, cabling, and configuration are installed.
- Handover — recording and remote viewing are demonstrated and tested.
The survey stage is where the cost drivers above become visible. A proposal built without one can only describe a generic four-camera system, which is why two properties with the same camera count can receive different figures.
Eric Yong, founder of Eyonic Security Systems, has worked in the industry for more than ten years and is described as highly experienced in technical installation of digital security solutions for commercial businesses in Sarawak. That background is relevant to commercial jobs where camera positions must survive daily use rather than look correct on a plan.
For larger premises, the Kuching Immigration Office project carries an approximate budget band of RM 12,000 to RM 28,000, and the KTA Sarawak Sdn Bhd project carries an approximate band of RM 8,000 to RM 18,000. Both are multi-area commercial deployments, not four-camera residential jobs, so they indicate how scope scales rather than what a four-camera system costs.
What to confirm before accepting a figure
A 4 camera dvr price is only useful if the quotation states what it covers. The checks below separate a complete figure from a partial one.
Camera count and positions. Confirm the quotation names four cameras and the positions they serve. A figure that says "four cameras" without positions may place them where installation is easiest rather than where coverage is needed.
What the recorder includes. Ask whether storage is included and what retention it supports. Eyonic does not publish DVR channel count, compression format, or hard drive size for supplied recorders, so these should be confirmed in writing for the specific job.
Whether recording configuration is included. Basic recording configuration is part of the published package. Confirm it is present in any quotation being compared against that package.
Whether remote viewing handover is included. Mobile viewing handover is also part of the published package. A cheaper figure that omits it is not cheaper for the same scope.
What happens after handover. Eyonic does not publish warranty terms or service intervals, so these should be requested directly rather than assumed from the price.
Whether the figure is fixed or estimated. A survey-based proposal should state whether the number holds if site conditions differ from what was seen.
Readers comparing a 4 camera dvr price across suppliers should compare scope before comparing totals. The published Eyonic package at RM 1,599 is a defined bundle of camera supply and setup, basic recording configuration, and mobile viewing handover. Any figure below it that drops one of those elements is a different product, and any figure above it should be explainable by the cost drivers named earlier.
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