AHD, HD-CVI, HD-TVI, PAL Dome Camera APTI-H52C41 - 5MP, 2.8mm Lens, 20m IR, IP66

For small business owners and homeowners who need a dependable surveillance solution without the complexity of IP networking, this analog HD dome camera delivers crisp 5-megapixel video over existing coaxial cabling. The APTI-H52C41 supports AHD, HD-CVI, HD-TVI, and standard PAL CVBS signals, making it compatible with most modern and legacy DVRs. Its discreet dome housing blends into ceilings, while the 2.8mm fixed lens provides a wide 98° field of view to cover entrances, aisles, or living areas.

Key specifications

• 5MP CMOS sensor (2592x1944) with ICR day/night switching
• Quad-format video output: AHD, HD-CVI, HD-TVI, CVBS (PAL)
• Fixed 2.8mm lens with approx. 98° horizontal field of view
• IR range up to 20m, minimum illumination 0 Lux (IR on)
• IP66 weatherproof metal/plastic dome housing
• UTC on-screen display control for easy setup
• 2D/3D digital noise reduction and digital WDR
• 12V DC power, max 3W consumption, BNC connector

Why choose it

The APTI-H52C41 eliminates the guesswork of mixing camera and recorder brands. Its multi-format output works with virtually any HD analog DVR, and the high-resolution sensor captures fine details like faces and license plates. The built-in IR LEDs provide clear night vision up to 20 meters, while the rugged IP66 rating ensures reliable operation in rain, dust, and extreme temperatures from -20°C to +50°C.

Ideal use cases

• Retail stores and offices needing discreet ceiling-mounted surveillance
• Home perimeter monitoring with existing coax wiring
• Warehouses, parking lots, and outdoor entry points
• Upgrading older analog systems to HD without replacing cables

Good to know

Installation is straightforward: mount the camera, connect the BNC video cable to a compatible DVR, and adjust settings via the UTC OSD menu using the DVR's controls. No separate power supply is included—use any regulated 12V DC adapter (max 3W). The dome cover is vandal-resistant and can be painted to match your décor. For best low-light performance, position the camera so the IR LEDs are not obstructed by nearby walls or glass.