• 4 × IVSEC 1250B 12MP bullet cameras
• Mounting screws and plugs
• Installation template
• Printed quick guide

• An IVSEC NVR 8000 or NVR 9000 recorder, or another ONVIF recorder
• Cat5e or Cat6 cable for each camera
• A PoE switch or injector if the recorder has no free PoE port

01

Run the cable

Run Cat5e or Cat6 from the camera position back to a PoE port on the recorder or a PoE switch, up to 100 m.

02

Mount the camera

Mark the holes with the installation template and fix the camera with the supplied screws and plugs.

03

Plug it in

On an IVSEC NVR 8000 or 9000 the camera is found automatically and starts recording. Other recorders add it over ONVIF.

04

Aim and set it up

Angle the camera on its bracket, then set AI detection and the deterrent schedule in the recorder or the IVSEC X app.

Recorder

IVSEC NVR 8000 or 9000

8 or 16 PoE+ ports that power the cameras, record 24/7 and run the AI and deterrent schedules.

Cable

Cat5e or Cat6

One run per camera, up to 100 m. Pre-made 20 m and 30 m Cat5e leads are available.

Storage

A microSD card

Up to 256 GB in the camera, for recording on its own or a backup copy if the recorder is stolen.

Power

A PoE switch

Powers extra cameras when the recorder has no free PoE ports, or for a long run to a far building.

Driveways and gates

Strobe, siren and white light for anyone walking in after hours.

Front doors

Two-way audio to speak to visitors or delivery drivers from the app.

Shopfronts

Doors and counters, with heat map and queue length on an IVSEC recorder.

Yards and sheds

Colour night vision to see the vehicle as well as the person.

Car parks

Line crossing and perimeter alerts for people and vehicles only.

Adding to a kit

Extra cameras for an IVSEC 1250 kit or any NVR 8000 or 9000.

What is in the box?

4 IVSEC 1250B cameras, with mounting screws and plugs and an installation template for each. The network cable is not included.

Will it work with my recorder?

It is plug and play with the IVSEC NVR 8000 and NVR 9000, including AI detection and the deterrent. Other recorders can add it over ONVIF (Profile S, G, T), though some AI and deterrent features may only work on an IVSEC recorder.

How is it powered?

Over the network cable (PoE) from the recorder or a PoE switch, or from a 12 V DC plug pack, which is not included.

How far can the cable run?

Up to 100 m of Cat5e or Cat6 from the camera to the PoE port.

Can I see colour at night?

Yes. With the white light on, the 1250B records in colour at night. You can instead use infrared, which records in black and white up to 25 m without a visible light.

What does the deterrence do?

When the camera detects a person or vehicle it can switch on the white light, flash red and blue, sound a siren, or any mix of these, on a schedule you choose.

Can I talk through the camera?

Yes. A built-in microphone and speaker give two-way audio from the IVSEC X app, so you can warn someone off or speak to a delivery driver.

Which AI detections does it have?

Human and vehicle detection, face detection, perimeter intrusion, line crossing, stationary object, crossing count, heat map, crowd density, queue length and rare sound, one AI mode at a time alongside standard motion detection.

Can it record without a recorder?

Yes. It takes a microSD card up to 256 GB, so it can record on its own or keep a backup copy if the recorder is stolen.

Is it weatherproof?

Yes. The 1250B has a metal alloy housing rated IP67 for outdoor walls, eaves and ceilings.

Should I choose the 1250B or the 1250D?

They are the same camera inside. Bullets stand out and suit walls and long views; turret domes sit lower profile under eaves and ceilings. Many sites mix the two.

What warranty does it have?

Three years. InFront Technologies handles warranty and technical support in Australia on 1300 736 970.