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SKU: HTI702TM
UPC: 030519044493
Condition: New
Availability: Usually Ships Same Business Day
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Speco Technologies HTI702TM 2MP HD-TVI Intensifier Bullet Camera

2MP intensifier bullet for near-total-darkness surveillance over coax

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Speco Technologies HTI702TM 2MP HD-TVI Intensifier Bullet Camera

$598.70
$324.99

Overview

SKU: HTI702TM
UPC: 030519044493
Condition: New
Availability: Usually Ships Same Business Day
Warranty 3-Year Manufacturer Warranty

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Speco Technologies HTI702TM 2MP HD-TVI Intensifier Bullet Camera

Overview

The Speco Technologies HTI702TM is a 2MP HD-TVI intensifier bullet camera purpose-built for near-total-darkness surveillance where conventional CMOS sensors and standard IR fall short. Image intensification technology amplifies minimal ambient light—moonlight, distant streetlights, reflected illumination—without the motion blur or color degradation typical of long-exposure digital processing. This makes the HTI702TM the choice for parking structures, dimly lit loading docks, outdoor perimeter zones with no supplemental lighting, and indoor warehouses where light levels drop unpredictably. The camera pairs a motorized 5-50mm varifocal lens with HD-TVI analog transmission, delivering 1920×1080 resolution over standard coaxial cabling to any compatible DVR. Grey housing and a junction box simplify rough-terrain and ceiling mounts. TAA compliance supports federal and enterprise procurement workflows.

Key Features

  • 2MP HD-TVI Resolution (1920×1080): Sufficient for identification and forensic detail in low-light scenes where a standard fixed-lens camera would capture only noise or silhouette. HD-TVI transmission means no IP infrastructure or PoE investment — existing coaxial runs work directly.
  • Image Intensifier Technology: Amplifies single-digit lux ambient light to usable video without digital gain artifacts. Color and detail remain intact, critical for evidence integrity and scenario reconstruction. Far superior to aggressive digital noise reduction on the same scene.
  • Motorized 5-50mm Varifocal Lens: 10× zoom range lets a single HTI702TM cover both wide-area monitoring (5mm field of view) and targeted surveillance (50mm zoom). Remote focus and zoom adjustment post-installation eliminates guesswork during commissioning and adapts to changing security needs without camera replacement.
  • HD-TVI (HD-over-Coax) Transmission: Delivers video over existing RG-59 or RG-6 coaxial infrastructure — no ethernet requirement. Integrates directly into analog DVRs and hybrid systems, reducing wiring costs and compatibility headaches in retrofits.
  • Junction Box Inclusion: Simplifies field wiring and splicing for power and signal — reduces connector strain and water ingress risk compared to raw terminal connections.
  • TAA Compliance: Meets Trade Agreements Act requirements for federal procurement, government contracts, and enterprise security budgets with domestic-source mandates.

When This Is the Right Choice

Deploy the HTI702TM where traditional day/night cameras struggle: underground parking garages, warehouse receiving areas lit only by dock lights, perimeter fencing in rural or suburban settings, and traffic monitoring at unlit rural intersections. Intensifier technology shines when you need color and detail in marginal light—not just silhouettes. It is also the logical fit for integrators managing mixed analog/HD-TVI environments or upgrading legacy coaxial systems without ripping out cable runs. If you need flexible focal length without PTZ pan/tilt movement, the motorized zoom lens bridges that gap efficiently.

When to Choose a Different Model

If the site has adequate ambient or supplemental lighting, a standard 2MP fixed-lens bullet camera delivers equivalent results at lower cost. If you need continuous PTZ movement across a wide area, select a dedicated PTZ unit. For applications requiring resolution above 2MP—such as wide-area detail recognition across a parking lot—consider 4MP or higher variants in the Speco Technologies surveillance line. If indoor lighting is controlled and stable, a standard HD-TVI camera eliminates the intensifier cost. For pure IR-only scenarios, dedicated IR-optimized cameras with longer-range illumination may be more practical.

Integration and Compatibility

The HTI702TM outputs HD-TVI analog video—compatible with any DVR or hybrid NVR equipped with HD-TVI input channels. It requires 12VDC power (supplied separately) and coaxial cabling for video transmission. No IP networking, no PoE, no software setup. Pair it with a network video recorder or analog DVR supporting HD-TVI inputs and motorized lens control protocols. Most professional-grade DVRs from the last decade support varifocal lens adjustment via remote commands, enabling zoom and focus from the control room or mobile client.

Optics and Field of View

The motorized 5-50mm lens supplies a variable angle of view, adjustable remotely without physical access to the camera. At 5mm, the HTI702TM captures wide parking structure or warehouse aisles. At 50mm, you zoom to a single loading dock door or perimeter fence section for targeted monitoring. The motorized design allows dynamic reconfiguration as security priorities shift—no reinstallation required.

Imaging Performance in Extreme Low Light

At 2MP (1920×1080), the HTI702TM delivers HD-quality forensic detail. The intensifier tube amplifies photons from moonlight or reflected streetlight across a wide spectral range—not just IR wavelengths like traditional night-vision. This preserves natural color, making objects (vehicles, clothing, faces) recognizable in near-zero-lux scenes where a standard sensor would produce only dark noise. Intensifier performance is stable and repeatable, unlike digital gain which degrades with scene complexity.

Video and Recording

HD-TVI carries uncompressed or minimally compressed video over coax to the DVR, which handles storage, motion detection, and analytics. No on-camera processing, no streaming protocol overhead. Recording bitrate depends on your DVR settings and compression choice (often H.264 at the recorder). Integrate with any VMS supporting analog or hybrid HD-TVI input for centralized playback and search.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the HTI702TM work in complete darkness?

A: Image intensifiers require some ambient light—even starlight or faint moonlight—to function. In absolute zero-lux conditions (sealed rooms with no external illumination), the HTI702TM will not produce video. Pair it with supplemental IR illumination or LED lighting for total-darkness scenarios.

Q: What DVR or NVR systems support the HTI702TM?

A: Any DVR or hybrid NVR with HD-TVI (coaxial) input channels will accept the HTI702TM. Check your recorder's specifications for HD-TVI support and motorized lens control capability (typically via PTZ or lens protocol commands).

Q: Can I use existing RG-59 coaxial cable or do I need RG-6?

A: HD-TVI works over both RG-59 and RG-6, though RG-6 is preferred for longer runs (>200 feet) to minimize signal loss. Verify your existing cable quality and run length before installation.

Q: Is the HTI702TM TAA-compliant for federal contracts?

A: Yes—Speco explicitly manufactures this model to meet Trade Agreements Act requirements, supporting federal procurement and government security integrations.

Q: What power supply does the HTI702TM require?

A: 12VDC power supply. You must source this separately and route it to the camera junction box. Confirm that your power supply delivers adequate current for the camera and any connected motors or heating elements.

Q: How does intensifier image quality compare to thermal or far-infrared cameras?

A: Intensifiers preserve visible-light color detail and sharp edges, making them superior for facial and vehicle recognition. Thermal cameras detect heat signatures, not visible detail—useful for intrusion detection but poor for forensic identification. Choose intensifier for evidence-quality imaging, thermal for motion detection in fog or obscuration.

James Everett
James Everett
Perspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.

The HTI702TM is the right answer when you have installed coaxial cabling but need imaging in lighting conditions that break standard 2MP day/night cameras. Most integrators underestimate how much difference a quality intensifier makes compared to digital gain or noise reduction. The motorized 5-50mm lens on the HTI702TM gives you coverage flexibility without requiring a second camera position—that alone justifies the intensifier cost in retrofit scenarios where cabling is fixed.

Technical Highlights:

  • 10× Motorized Zoom (5-50mm): Single camera covers both perimeter overview and targeted detail capture. No need for fixed wide and fixed narrow units.
  • HD-TVI Coaxial Output: Works on existing RG-59/RG-6 runs—no IP infrastructure or PoE switching investment. Matters significantly in budget-constrained retrofits.
  • 2MP HD-Quality Intensified Video: Preserves color and edge sharpness in near-zero lux where standard sensors collapse to noise. Forensic-grade for facial and vehicle detail even in moonlit scenes.

Deployment Considerations:

  • Ambient Light Requirement: Intensifiers need at least faint ambient light (starlight, distant streetlights). Absolute zero-lux environments require supplemental IR or LED illumination—budget for it.
  • DVR Motorized Lens Support: Not all DVRs expose motorized zoom/focus controls to the user interface. Confirm your recorder supports lens adjustment commands before installation, or plan to adjust focus once during commissioning and leave it static.
  • Power Supply External: 12VDC power is not bundled; source and route separately. Factor installation labor and conduit runs into your bid.

The HTI702TM is the bridging technology between standard day/night and pure thermal—deploy it in warehouse loading zones, parking structures, and dimly lit perimeter monitoring where color detail matters and you already have coax. Not suitable for sealed total-darkness or for sites with modern PoE network infrastructure—use a network-capable 2MP camera instead.

Specifications
Warranty: 3-year
Type: Bullet
Housing Color: White
Color: Gray
Resolution: 2 MP
Wdr: WDR
Lens Focal Length: 2.8-12 mm
Mount Type: Wall; Ceiling; Corner
Camera: Specifications
Communication: UTC (up the coax)
Operating Temp: -40° F - 140° F
Certifications: FCC, RoHS
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