Turing Video TP-MPND5MAV2 5MP Mini Ptz Camera

Product Description

The TURING VIDEO TP-MPND5MAV2 is a 5-megapixel deterrence mini PTZ IP camera designed for professional surveillance installations. PTZ stands for pan-tilt-zoom, meaning the camera can rotate horizontally, tilt vertically, and adjust its optical zoom remotely. The 2.7-13mm varifocal lens range gives installers flexibility for both wide-area coverage and targeted detail capture. Built for active deterrence applications, this unit is suited for security integrators and surveillance professionals who need remote repositioning capability in a compact form factor.

This camera is intended for IP-based surveillance systems in residential, commercial, and light industrial environments. The mini PTZ form factor makes it appropriate for installations where space is limited but directional control and zoom capability are required. Security contractors and low-voltage installers typically deploy this type of unit at entry points, parking areas, lobbies, and perimeter zones where active deterrence and flexible field-of-view adjustment add value over fixed cameras.

Key Features

• 5MP resolution for high-detail image capture
• Pan-tilt-zoom functionality for remote directional and zoom control
• 2.7-13mm varifocal lens for flexible coverage range
• Deterrence-capable design suited for active security applications
• IP camera type for integration with network video recorders and VMS platforms

Compatibility

Designed as an IP PTZ camera for integration into standard network-based surveillance systems supporting ONVIF-compliant or manufacturer-compatible NVR and video management software platforms.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems contractor familiar with IP camera commissioning and network configuration. Power down or isolate the network switch port before making physical connections. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and any applicable NEC guidelines for surveillance system installations. Confirm network bandwidth, PoE power budget, and NVR compatibility before mounting to avoid rework.