Avycon AVC-MT91FT 2MP Tvi Pinhole Camera 3.7mm

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-MT91FT is a 2-megapixel TVI pinhole covert camera designed for discreet fixed surveillance installations. Built around a 3.7mm pinhole lens, it captures high-definition video through a small, nearly invisible aperture, making it suited for applications where a standard visible camera is not appropriate. The TVI (Transport Video Interface) output delivers analog HD signal over coaxial cable, integrating directly into existing TVI-compatible DVR systems without requiring additional conversion hardware. Security integrators and licensed low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this product.

This camera is intended for covert surveillance in environments where concealment is a priority. Typical installations include retail loss-prevention setups, office interiors, hotel rooms, and other indoor spaces requiring hidden monitoring. The pinhole form factor allows the camera to be mounted behind panels, walls, or fixtures with only the lens aperture exposed. It falls within the HD over coax covert camera category and is appropriate for both residential and light commercial security systems.

Key Features

• 2-megapixel image resolution for HD-quality covert video capture
• 3.7mm pinhole lens provides a wide enough field of view for room coverage while remaining highly concealable
• TVI output transmits HD video over standard coaxial cable runs
• Covert pinhole design minimizes visible camera profile for discreet placement
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual installation projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with TVI-compatible digital video recorders and HD-over-coax surveillance systems that accept TVI analog HD input signals.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local codes and NEC guidelines. Power down the DVR and disconnect the coaxial cable run before making connections at the camera head. Secure the camera body fully behind the mounting surface so only the pinhole lens aperture is exposed, ensuring the lens is not obstructed. Verify TVI mode is enabled on the corresponding DVR channel before testing the video signal.