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VIP Vision · Commercial-grade CCTV
Complete 5MP and 4K AI camera kits with colour night vision, motorised zoom, or a spotlight, strobe and siren. Ready to plug in, no subscription, with a 4-year warranty.
Picture your property
Pick the closest match. We’ll show where the cameras go, what each one sees and the kit we’d put in.
Someone tries the side gate at 2am. The camera sees a person, not the cat, turns on its spotlight, flashes red and blue and sounds a siren, and your phone buzzes. Four cameras cover the usual ways in: the front door, the driveway, the side gate and the backyard.
Where the cameras go
The V8600 is our pick for homes: 4K, AI person and vehicle detection, and a spotlight, strobe and siren on every camera.
On a big block the front gate can be a long way from the house, and a wide-angle camera makes a person down there only a few pixels tall. V8400 cameras have a motorised zoom lens: once they are up, you zoom in from the app to frame the gate, the shed door or the pool fence exactly.
Where the cameras go
Motorised zoom lets you frame the gate, shed, pool and long driveway exactly after installation, and the zoom bullets see up to 60 m in infrared.
Something went missing on Tuesday afternoon. Instead of scrolling through hours of footage, AcuPick lets you pick out a person in one clip and find them on every other camera. Cover the front door, the counter, the shop floor, the stock room and the car park out front.
Where the cameras go
Low-profile 4K domes inside and out, and the recorder searches all of them at once.
A yard is big, open and empty at night. A 180° dual-lens camera covers a whole car park or loading area from one wall, and when a person or vehicle crosses your line it lights up, flashes and sounds a siren before anyone reaches the building. Narrow views run along the fence line and onto the gate.
Where the cameras go
Deterrence domes plus 180° dual-lens bullets: one 180° camera does the job of two ordinary ones.
You only need the front door, the car space and the courtyard covered. V5100 5MP domes record a smooth 25 frames per second, switch on a warm light to film in colour when someone walks up at night, and only alert you for people and vehicles, not leaves and shadows.
Where the cameras go
The 4-camera kit leaves one camera spare for the side path, and the recorder has room for four more.
Kit planner
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Compare the series
Every VIP Vision camera is IP67 weather-rated, records on site, works with the free app and carries a 4-year warranty.
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Best forUnits, townhouses and small shops
Best forShops, offices and busy homes
Best forBig blocks, long driveways, car parks
Best forHomes, yards and after-hours sites
Also in the range: V6200 6MP, V6600 6MP Platinum and V8600 Specialty kits.
How it works
The network cable carries power and video, so there’s no power point needed at the camera. Cat5e cables are in the box.
The AI recorder powers the cameras, sorts people and vehicles from other movement and records around the clock to the hard drive inside.
Live view, playback and alerts in the free app. Nothing to pay each month.
Why VIP Vision
Meet the cameras
IP67 weather-rated cameras and recorders built to run around the clock, for homes, shops and industrial sites.
Backed locally, with support from InFront on 1300 736 970.
AI sorts people and vehicles from leaves, shadows and the cat, so the alerts you get are worth opening.
Footage records on site. Nothing to pay each month.
Kits ship from Australian stock with tracking, Australia-wide.
Ask us about trade pricing and system design for bigger sites.
For most homes, the V8600: 4K cameras with a spotlight, strobe and siren to warn people off, and 180° dual-lens options that cover a whole yard. Choose the V8400 for motorised zoom on big blocks and long driveways, the V8100 for 4K and AcuPick search in shops and offices, and the V5100 when price matters most.
Count the ways in: front door, driveway, side gates, back door and anywhere you keep cars or tools. Most homes use 4 to 6 cameras and bigger blocks 8. A recorder with spare channels lets you add cameras later.
Two lenses in one camera, joined into a single 8MP picture 180° wide. Mounted on a wall, one camera covers a whole yard, car park or shopfront that would otherwise need two.
Domes are lower profile and suit eaves, verandahs and inside. Bullets are more visible, which helps deter, and suit fences, poles and sheds. Kits come all-dome, all-bullet or mixed.
No. Video records to the hard drive in the recorder. The free app lets you watch live, play back and get alerts on your phone, with nothing to pay each month.
Cameras, an AI network video recorder (NVR) with the hard drive fitted, and Cat5e cables. The recorder powers each camera through its network cable, so there is one cable per camera.
Yes. Each camera needs one network cable back to the recorder, which carries power and video. Running cable through the roof and walls is the hard part, and many customers use a local electrician or data cabler for that.
Yes. For more than 16 cameras, several buildings, PTZ cameras or remote sites, send us a site plan and we will design a VIP Vision system with 32 to 128-channel recorders.
VIP Vision cameras and recorders carry a 4-year warranty, with Australian support from InFront Technologies on 1300 736 970.
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