Avycon AVC-NSB81M50 8MP Lpr Bullet Camera 5-50mm

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-NSB81M50 is an 8-megapixel license plate recognition (LPR) bullet-style IP camera designed for outdoor surveillance applications requiring high-resolution capture of moving vehicles. Featuring a 5-50mm varifocal lens, this camera delivers flexible field-of-view adjustment to suit a wide range of installation distances and lane widths. Built-in AI processing supports automated LPR functions, while integrated infrared illumination enables reliable low-light and nighttime operation. The IP67-rated housing protects internal components against dust ingress and water exposure, making it suitable for demanding outdoor environments. Licensed security integrators and professional CCTV installers are the primary trade audience for this unit.

The AVC-NSB81M50 is suited for commercial and light-industrial LPR deployments including parking facilities, gated access points, toll lanes, and building perimeter security. The 5-50mm varifocal lens range accommodates both close-range and mid-to-long-range capture scenarios. AI-driven analytics onboard allow for real-time plate detection without requiring a separate processing appliance in every configuration. This camera is intended for professional IP video surveillance systems and is typically integrated into an NVR-based recording architecture.

Key Features

• 8MP image sensor for high-resolution license plate capture
• 5-50mm varifocal lens supports flexible mounting distance and lane coverage
• Onboard AI processing enables automated license plate recognition
• Built-in infrared illumination for nighttime and low-light performance
• IP67-rated enclosure resists dust and water ingress for outdoor use
• Bullet-style form factor suits pole, wall, and overhead mounting configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style IP bullet camera for integration into professional NVR-based IP video surveillance systems supporting high-resolution camera inputs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified low-voltage technician. Power down the network switch port or PoE injector before making cable terminations. Ensure the mounting surface and camera bracket can support the unit weight and withstand environmental wind loading at the intended location. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and the NVR manufacturer guidelines when configuring network and power connections.