Avycon AVC-NPE51F180 5MP Panoramic Turret Ip Camera

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-NPE51F180 is a 5-megapixel panoramic turret-style IP camera designed for wide-area surveillance coverage. Delivering a 180-degree field of view, this camera captures high-resolution video across a broad scene without the need for multiple units covering the same zone. It connects over a standard IP network and is installed by security technicians and low-voltage contractors in both commercial and residential applications. The turret form factor allows for flexible aiming adjustments during installation, making it a practical choice for corridors, lobbies, parking areas, and open floor plans where wide-angle coverage is the priority.

The AVC-NPE51F180 is suited for indoor and outdoor IP surveillance systems where panoramic coverage is required. Its turret housing fits into standard surface-mount and junction-box installations common in network camera deployments. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians typically deploy this camera in retail environments, office spaces, warehouses, and similar settings where a single camera must monitor a wide horizontal span. It is sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• 5-megapixel image resolution for detailed video capture across a wide field of view
• 180-degree panoramic coverage reduces the number of cameras needed per zone
• Turret-style housing allows directional aiming adjustments at installation
• IP network connectivity integrates with standard NVR and VMS platforms
• Compact dome-category form factor suits flush and surface-mount installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and integration-ready unit for IP-based surveillance systems supporting 5MP network cameras in the turret dome category.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera deployment and network configuration. Power down or disconnect the network switch port before making cable connections. The camera should be mounted to a secure surface or junction box using appropriate hardware, and network cabling should comply with applicable low-voltage wiring codes. Do not overtighten the turret locking ring, as this can restrict aiming adjustments.