ADD-ON CAMERA — PAIR WITH PoE (OR 12 V) AND AN NVR

This SKU is the turret only. It does not include a recorder, hard drive, switch or cable. Most installs land it on a Dahua WizSense PoE NVR with Cat 5e/6 runs under 100 m.

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01

Mount & aim

Fix the turret (junction box / wall / pole accessory as required), set UP mark, and lock pan/tilt/rotation.

02

Power & network

Feed 802.3af PoE or 12 VDC, land Cat 5e/6, and confirm an IP on the LAN or NVR PoE port.

03

Tune dual light & AI

Set Smart Dual Light behaviour, SMD 4.0 / IVS rules, and optionally enable microSD edge recording.

04

Record & search

Add the channel to your NVR, verify H.265 streams, and use Smart Search / AcuPick where licensed.

Recorder

Dahua WizSense PoE NVR

4/8/16-channel PoE NVRs for multi-camera H.265 recording, SMD search and AcuPick on compatible models.

Power

802.3af PoE or 12 VDC

One cable via NVR/switch PoE, or a local 12 V adapter when the run is not PoE-fed.

Mount

Junction / wall / pole brackets

Common Dahua accessories include waterproof junction boxes, wall mounts and pole mounts for tidy outdoor installs.

Storage

Surveillance HDD + optional microSD

NVR hard drives for primary retention; edge microSD up to 512 GB as fallback or standalone recording.

Is this a complete CCTV kit?

No. DH-IPC-HDW3867EM-S-IL-ANZ is a single IP turret camera. You still need a PoE switch or 12 VDC supply, Cat 5e/6 cabling, and usually a Dahua (or ONVIF) NVR for multi-camera recording and search.

What does Smart Dual Light do?

At night the camera normally runs IR. When a target enters the monitored area, warm white light can switch on so the event is recorded in full colour, then IR resumes when the target leaves — reducing constant white-light spill.

Does it support AcuPick?

The camera is AcuPick-capable, but AcuPick attribute search needs a Dahua NVR5-series (or higher) AI recorder. On a WizSense NVR4-class recorder you still get SMD alerts and Quick Pick people/vehicle event search — upgrade the NVR later without changing the camera.

How is it powered?

Use IEEE 802.3af PoE on the RJ45 port, or a local 12 VDC adapter. Datasheet max draw is 9.5 W on PoE with H.265, WDR, warm light and intelligence on. Dual-power backup is supported if both PoE and 12 V are present.

Which lens is on this ANZ SKU?

The ANZ listing is the fixed-focal WizSense turret; the common stocked option is 2.8 mm (F1.4) with ~110° horizontal FOV. A 3.6 mm FOV option is listed on the datasheet — confirm the lens code on your carton if a project needs the narrower view.