Avycon AVC-PRHN41FT 4MP Pir Ip Pinhole Camera

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-PRHN41FT is a 4-megapixel PIR-enabled IP pinhole camera designed for covert surveillance applications. Built around a 3.7mm pinhole lens, it captures high-resolution video while remaining nearly invisible to those being monitored. The integrated passive infrared (PIR) sensor adds motion detection capability, allowing the camera to trigger recordings or alerts based on heat signatures rather than pixel-level motion analysis alone. This combination of high-resolution imaging and PIR detection makes it well suited for loss prevention, executive protection, and discrete monitoring installations handled by licensed security integrators and low-voltage technicians.

The AVC-PRHN41FT is intended for indoor covert installations where a standard dome or bullet camera would be conspicuous or impractical. Typical deployment scenarios include retail environments, hotel rooms, offices, and reception areas where the camera is concealed behind a finished surface or embedded within a fixture. The pinhole lens allows placement in ceilings, walls, or panels with only a small aperture exposed. It falls within the IP dome camera category and is suitable for both new construction and retrofit security projects.

Key Features

• 4MP image resolution for detailed, identifiable video capture
• 3.7mm pinhole lens enables covert, low-profile installation
• Integrated PIR sensor provides heat-based motion detection
• IP network connectivity supports PoE-based infrastructure and NVR integration
• Sold individually (each unit, quantity per pack: 1)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style covert IP camera for use within standard ONVIF-compatible IP surveillance systems. No specific compatible recorder or system models were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or security integrator familiar with IP camera systems and applicable local codes. Power down or disconnect the network switch port before terminating the network cable run to the camera. Ensure the pinhole aperture is precisely aligned with the concealment surface to maintain the covert profile and avoid image obstruction. Consult local and state regulations regarding surveillance camera placement and disclosure requirements before deployment.