Avycon AVC-NF121F 12MP Ip Fisheye Camera

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-NF121F is a 12-megapixel IP fisheye camera designed for wide-area surveillance coverage in a single fixed-lens unit. The fisheye optic captures a 360-degree panoramic field of view, eliminating blind spots that traditional dome or bullet cameras leave behind. Network-connected via standard IP infrastructure, the camera streams high-resolution video to compatible NVR systems or video management software. It is typically installed by licensed security integrators or low-voltage technicians on ceilings or flat surfaces where full-room or open-area coverage is required.

The AVC-NF121F is suited for indoor applications where a single camera mount must cover a large open area such as a retail floor, lobby, warehouse, or open office. The 12MP resolution allows for digital dewarping and virtual PTZ within the recorded image, letting operators zoom into specific zones in post or in live view without physical camera movement. This camera ships as a single unit and falls within the IP dome camera category for system design and quoting purposes.

Key Features

• 12-megapixel image sensor for high-resolution 360-degree fisheye capture
• IP network connectivity compatible with standard PoE infrastructure
• Full-scene fisheye coverage reduces camera count in large open spaces
• Supports digital dewarping and virtual PTZ in compatible VMS platforms
• Ceiling or surface mount form factor for flexible deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style IP fisheye camera for use with network video recorders and video management software platforms that support ONVIF or RTSP-based IP camera integration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes. Power down or disconnect the network switch port before wiring the camera connection. Use a PoE switch or injector that meets the camera power draw requirements, and verify network addressing before mounting the unit in its final position. Do not overtighten the mounting hardware against the ceiling surface to avoid damaging the housing or internal components.