Avycon AVC-TE51M 5MP Eyeball Dome Camera 2.7-13.5mm

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-TE51M is a 5-megapixel analog HD eyeball-style dome camera designed for commercial and residential surveillance installations. The unit features a 2.7-13.5mm varifocal lens, giving installers the flexibility to adjust field of view during commissioning without swapping optics. At 5MP resolution, the camera delivers high-detail imaging suitable for entry points, parking areas, and interior monitoring zones. The eyeball housing allows the imager to be repositioned within the mount after installation, which simplifies aiming in confined spaces. This camera is typically installed by licensed low-voltage technicians or security system integrators working with HD over coax analog systems.

The AVC-TE51M is categorized as an HD over coax analog dome camera, making it compatible with analog HD DVR-based systems. It is well-suited for retrofit projects where existing coaxial cabling is in place and an IP upgrade is not required. Typical deployment scenarios include small commercial buildings, retail spaces, warehouses, and multi-unit residential properties where analog HD infrastructure is already established. The varifocal range of 2.7 to 13.5mm covers wide-angle lobby coverage through moderate telephoto corridor shots within a single unit.

Key Features

• 5MP resolution for high-detail analog HD video capture
• 2.7-13.5mm varifocal lens allows field-of-view adjustment at install
• Eyeball-style housing enables post-mount camera aiming
• HD over coax analog output compatible with standard analog HD DVR systems
• Dome form factor suits ceiling-mount applications in commercial and residential settings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style analog HD dome camera for use with HD over coax DVR systems supporting 5MP analog HD signal formats.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local electrical codes. Disconnect or power down the DVR and all associated power supplies before wiring the camera. Secure the mounting base to a solid ceiling or wall surface capable of supporting the camera weight, and route coaxial cable with appropriate bend radius to avoid signal degradation. Confirm DVR channel settings match the camera output format before finalizing the installation.