Avycon AVC-PNN61FLT 6MP Ip Fisheye Dome Camera

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-PNN61FLT is a 6-megapixel IP fisheye dome camera designed for wide-area surveillance coverage in a single fixed-lens unit. The fisheye optical design delivers a 360-degree panoramic field of view, eliminating blind spots that conventional cameras require multiple units to cover. This camera connects over a standard IP network, making it compatible with modern NVR-based video management systems. Licensed security integrators and low-voltage installers are the primary trade professionals who specify and install this unit in both new construction and retrofit applications.

The AVC-PNN61FLT is well suited for open-plan interior environments where broad coverage from a ceiling-mount position is required. Typical installations include retail floors, warehouses, lobbies, parking structures, and other large open spaces where a single camera must monitor an entire room or zone. The fisheye format reduces total camera count, simplifying cable runs and switch port allocation on the network infrastructure.

Key Features

• 6-megapixel image sensor for high-resolution panoramic capture
• Fisheye lens provides 360-degree full-room coverage from a single mounting point
• IP network connectivity compatible with NVR and video management platforms
• Dome form factor suitable for ceiling-flush or surface-mount installation
• Single-unit deployment reduces cabling complexity and switch port usage

Compatibility

Designed as an IP-based fisheye dome camera intended for use with ONVIF-compatible NVR systems and network video management software platforms that support fisheye dewarp processing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local codes and NEC Article 725 requirements for low-voltage wiring. Power down the network switch port or PoE injector before making cable terminations at the camera. Mount the unit at the ceiling center of the coverage zone to maximize the 360-degree field of view, and verify the NVR or VMS supports fisheye dewarping before commissioning.