Avycon AVC-TCB51F28 Tvi Bullet Camera 5MP 2.8mm

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-TCB51F28 is a 5-megapixel TVI bullet camera designed for full-color surveillance in security and monitoring applications. Built around a 2.8mm fixed lens, it delivers a wide field of view suited to entry points, corridors, parking areas, and general perimeter coverage. The full-color imaging capability means the camera produces color video even in low-light conditions rather than switching to black-and-white night mode. TVI (Transport Video Interface) signal output makes it compatible with analog HD coaxial infrastructure, allowing installation without rewiring existing coax runs. Licensed security integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this type of camera.

This camera is intended for installation in residential and light commercial security systems that use TVI-based DVR or hybrid video recorder infrastructure. The 2.8mm lens angle suits indoor and outdoor wide-area views at close to mid-range distances. Full-color output is particularly useful in applications where subject identification, vehicle color, or clothing detail must be captured in footage. It ships as a single unit and is suited to new installations or direct replacement of existing TVI bullet cameras on compatible recording systems.

Key Features

• 5MP resolution for high-detail image capture over TVI coaxial signal
• Full-color imaging maintains color video output across lighting conditions
• 2.8mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view for broad area coverage
• TVI output preserves compatibility with existing analog HD coax infrastructure
• Bullet form factor allows surface mounting on walls or ceilings with directional aim

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for TVI-based analog HD security systems using coaxial cabling and a TVI-capable DVR or hybrid network video recorder.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage security technician in accordance with local electrical codes. Power down the recording system and disconnect coax before making connections. Mount the camera housing securely to a wall or ceiling junction box before routing cable. Avoid sharp bends in the coaxial cable run to prevent signal loss.