Avycon AVC-NPV81M 8MP 4K Ip Vandal Dome Camera

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-NPV81M is an 8-megapixel (4K) IP vandal dome camera designed for professional security installations. It captures ultra-high-definition video at 4K resolution through a 2.7-12mm varifocal lens, giving installers flexible field-of-view adjustment without changing hardware. Power is delivered over the network cable via Power over Ethernet (POE), eliminating the need for a separate power run to the camera head. This camera is built for environments where tampering or impact resistance is required, making it a practical choice for licensed security integrators and low-voltage installation technicians working in commercial and light industrial settings.

The AVC-NPV81M is suited for indoor and outdoor vandal-resistant dome deployments where 4K image clarity is needed. The varifocal lens range of 2.7-12mm covers wide-angle lobby coverage through tighter corridor or parking-structure shots without swapping lenses. POE compatibility simplifies infrastructure by consolidating data and power on a single Cat5e or Cat6 run back to a POE-capable switch or NVR. Typical install scenarios include retail, commercial buildings, warehouses, and other sites where physical camera security and high-resolution imaging are both priorities.

Key Features

• 8MP (4K) resolution for high-detail video capture
• 2.7-12mm varifocal lens allows on-site field-of-view adjustment
• Power over Ethernet (POE) support for single-cable installation
• Vandal-resistant dome housing for tamper-prone environments
• IP network-based architecture for integration with NVR and VMS platforms

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style IP vandal dome camera compatible with standard POE-capable network video recorders and video management systems supporting ONVIF or RTSP protocols.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera infrastructure. Power down or disconnect the POE switch port before making or breaking the network connection at the camera head. Use Cat5e or Cat6 cabling rated for the run length and environment. Consult local codes and the NVR or VMS manufacturer guidelines for proper network segmentation and recording configuration.