• 4 × Swann NHD-875WLB bullet cameras with mounting bases
• 4 × 18 m Ethernet cables
• Mounting screws and wall plugs
• Operating instructions
• Swann security stickers
• Supplied in plain brown box packaging

• A compatible Swann NVR (RN or RU model) with four free PoE ports
• A drill and screwdriver for mounting
• A longer cable for any camera more than 18 m from the recorder

01

Check your NVR

Look at the label under your Swann recorder. The model must end in RN or RU, and you need four free PoE ports on the back.

02

Pick the spot

Wall or eaves, about 2.5 to 3 m up, where people will pass within 7 m. That is the reach of the heat sensor that switches on the light.

03

Run the cables

Run an 18 m cable from each camera position back to the recorder, or reuse the cables already in place if you are swapping out old cameras.

04

Plug them in

Connect each camera to a PoE port on the NVR. The recorder powers and detects them. Then set the lights, detection and audio in the NVR menu or the Swann Security app.

Recorder

Swann 8-channel NVR-8580 (RN)

Starting fresh? The 8-channel RN recorder with a 2TB drive runs these four cameras with four ports to spare.

Recorder

Swann 16-channel NVR-8580 (RN)

Room for 16 PoE cameras on one recorder, for bigger homes and businesses.

One more

The single NHD-875WLB

The same camera on its own, for filling one more channel or keeping a spare.

Cable

Cat6 camera cable, 20 m or 30 m

For a camera further from the recorder than the supplied 18 m cables reach.

Replacing a set of old cameras

Lightning, water or old age. Swap four tired Master-Series cameras at once and reuse their cables.

Filling a 4-camera kit

A 4-camera kit on an 8-channel NVR has four free ports. This pack fills all four with matching cameras.

Driveway and carport

The light comes on as a car or person comes up the drive, and the 80° view covers the cars and the front path.

Side gate and pathway

The way in nobody watches. Heat sensing reacts to people rather than swaying plants.

Back yard, patio and pool

Colour night video across the entertaining area when the light is on, and infrared out to 40 m for the back fence.

Shopfront and rear door

A visible camera with a light that switches on is a strong deterrent at a loading door or bin area.

Will they work with my Swann recorder?

They work with Swann NVR-8580, NVR-8780 and NVR-8600 recorders ending in RN or RU, in 4, 8 and 16-channel versions. The RN or RU is on the label under the recorder, for example NVR8-8580RN. If yours does not end in RN or RU, send us the model and we will check before you order.

Does it work with a Swann DVR?

No. DVRs use analogue BNC cameras. This is a network (IP) camera that plugs into the PoE ports on a Swann NVR.

Is it true 4K?

It is Swann's upscaled 4K: the picture is digitally enhanced to a 4K display resolution. It is sharper than 1080p with better zoom. If you need native 4K detail, for example to read number plates at a distance, ask us about a native 4K camera.

How far can it see at night?

Up to 40 m in black and white using infrared in total darkness, and up to 10 m in colour when the sensor light is on.

What turns the spotlight on?

The True Detect PIR sensor, which reacts to heat and motion together (people, animals, warm cars) up to about 7 m away. The light can be adjusted or switched off in the NVR settings.

Does it record sound?

Yes. It has a built-in microphone with a range of about 5 m. It is listen-only, with no speaker or siren. Turn audio recording on in the NVR's recording settings if you want it.

Are cables included?

Yes. The pack has four 18 m Ethernet cables, one per camera. If a camera is further than 18 m from the recorder, use a longer Cat6 cable.

Can I replace the cameras from my Swann Master-Series kit with these?

Yes. The NHD-875WLB is the camera Swann supplies in its Master-Series 4K NVR kits, so these are like-for-like replacements on those systems.

Do I have enough free channels for four?

Count the cameras already plugged into the recorder. An 8-channel NVR takes eight cameras in total and a 16-channel NVR takes sixteen, so you need four free PoE ports for this pack.

My old cameras are NHD-865MSB, NHD-865MSFB or NHD-866MSD. Will these replace them?

Yes, if your recorder is an NVR-8580 RN / RU or NVR-8780 RN: Swann's compatibility chart lists these cameras for those recorders. The 875WLB is a bullet camera, so if you are replacing a dome (866MSD) the mounting position may need to change.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Recordings are stored on your Swann NVR's hard drive and you view them in the free Swann Security app, with no monthly fee.

Are they genuine Swann cameras?

Yes. They are genuine Swann NHD-875WLB cameras for the Australian market, supplied in plain brown box packaging, and set up in the Swann Security app like the rest of your system.