Speco HT7PHT Hd-tvi Multi-format Pinhole Camera

Product Description

The SPECO HT7PHT is an HD-TVI multi-format pinhole camera designed for covert surveillance installations. The pinhole lens design conceals the camera behind a small aperture, making it suitable for applications where visible camera hardware must be minimized. HD-TVI (High Definition Transport Video Interface) delivers high-definition analog video over standard coaxial cable without the need for IP infrastructure. Multi-format output adds flexibility for integration into mixed analog systems. This type of camera is typically installed by security integrators, electricians, or low-voltage technicians working on commercial or residential surveillance systems.

The HT7PHT is suited for covert monitoring environments including retail loss-prevention installations, office security, and access-control areas where a discreet camera profile is required. Its pinhole form factor allows it to be recessed into ceilings, walls, or panels, minimizing visual detection. Multi-format compatibility supports deployment alongside existing analog HD infrastructure without requiring a full system replacement.

Key Features

• Pinhole lens design for low-visibility covert camera placement
• HD-TVI output delivers high-definition video over coaxial cable
• Multi-format support enables integration with mixed analog HD systems
• Compact form factor suited for recessed or concealed mounting scenarios
• Sold individually as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style covert camera for use with HD-TVI compatible digital video recorders and hybrid DVR systems supporting multi-format analog HD input.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified security integrator familiar with coaxial cable termination and analog HD video systems. Power down the DVR and disconnect all associated cabling before making connections. Route coaxial cable per local low-voltage wiring codes and maintain proper bend radius to avoid signal degradation. Verify DVR input format settings match the camera output format before commissioning the system.