Avycon AVC-TMT51F28 5MP Tvi Cvi Ahd Turret Camera

Product Description

The AVYCON AVC-TMT51F28 is a 5-megapixel EVO Series turret-style surveillance camera designed for multi-format analog HD output. It supports TVI, CVI, and AHD signal formats, making it a versatile option for mixed or existing analog HD installations. The camera is engineered for security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and surveillance system installers working with hybrid or dedicated analog HD DVR systems. Its 5MP resolution delivers high-detail image capture suited for perimeter monitoring, entrance coverage, and general-area surveillance in both residential and light commercial environments.

The AVC-TMT51F28 fits installations where analog HD infrastructure is already in place and an upgrade to higher resolution is needed without replacing the existing cabling or DVR. It is well suited for retrofit projects on coax-based systems running TVI, CVI, or AHD protocols. The turret form factor allows flexible positioning on ceilings or walls with minimal profile, reducing glare and making camera aim less visible than dome or bullet designs.

Key Features

• 5MP resolution for high-detail image capture over analog HD infrastructure
• Triple-format output: TVI, CVI, and AHD signal compatibility in a single unit
• Turret form factor for low-profile ceiling or wall mounting
• EVO Series platform designed for retrofit and new analog HD deployments
• Single unit sold per order (UOM: EA)

Compatibility

Designed for use with analog HD DVR systems supporting TVI, CVI, or AHD input formats. Specific compatible DVR models or system families were not identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with analog HD coax wiring practices. Power down the DVR and disconnect the coaxial run before making camera connections. Confirm the DVR channel is set to the correct signal format (TVI, CVI, or AHD) matching the camera output before powering the system. Follow applicable local low-voltage and electrical codes during rough-in and mounting.