Speco V5D2M 5MP Hd-tvi Dome Camera 2.8-12mm

Product Description

The SPECO V5D2M is a 5-megapixel HD-TVI dome camera designed for commercial and residential surveillance installations. Operating over coaxial cable infrastructure, it delivers high-definition video output compatible with HD-TVI digital video recorders. The varifocal 2.8-12mm lens allows installers to adjust the field of view during commissioning without swapping lenses, making it practical for corridors, lobbies, parking structures, and perimeter coverage. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this type of camera.

The V5D2M is suited for applications where existing coaxial cable runs are already in place and an analog HD upgrade is preferred over a full IP network overhaul. Typical deployments include retail environments, warehouses, office buildings, and multi-family residential properties. The dome form factor provides a degree of vandal deterrence and allows for discreet ceiling or wall mounting in areas where camera direction should not be immediately obvious to subjects.

Key Features

• 5MP image resolution for high-detail video capture over HD-TVI signal
• 2.8-12mm varifocal lens for field-adjustable coverage angle
• Dome housing suits ceiling and wall mount installations
• HD-TVI output compatible with HD-TVI DVR systems over existing coax runs
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual replacement or new-point installs

Compatibility

Designed for use with HD-TVI compatible digital video recorders and control equipment. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or security systems integrator familiar with HD-TVI coaxial camera systems. Power down the DVR and associated power supply before connecting or disconnecting camera wiring. Secure all cable connections and verify signal integrity at the DVR head-end before finalizing the mount. Local codes governing low-voltage wiring, such as NEC Article 725, may apply depending on jurisdiction.