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12MP IP kit with 4 cameras
8-channel PoE NVR, 4TB storage
IVSEC surveillance kit for IP video recording, combining four NC340ADXB advanced deterrent cameras with an 8-channel NR3082XB PoE NVR and 4TB hard drive.
The IVSEC IVK-55B combines four high-resolution 12MP IP cameras with an 8-channel PoE network recorder and pre-installed 4TB hard drive for a clean, installer-friendly surveillance package. It is aimed at sites that need sharper forensic detail, active deterrence capability and the simplicity of a single-vendor IP platform for recording, playback and remote access.
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With four 12MP advanced deterrent cameras at the edge and an 8-channel PoE NVR at the core, this kit suits retail frontages, office entries, warehouses, workshops, reception zones and mixed indoor-outdoor perimeter coverage. The 8-channel recorder also leaves expansion headroom beyond the four included cameras, making it practical for staged installs where extra viewpoints may be added later.
For Australian integrators and end users, Infront Technologies Australia can support the supply side of the deployment with matching PoE switching, surveillance-rated cabling, monitor options, storage upgrades and compatible accessories to complete the system around the recorder and cameras.
The headline specification here is straightforward: each included camera is rated at 12 megapixels, giving the kit significantly more image data than entry-level 2MP, 4MP or 8MP bundles. For installers, that extra resolution can translate to improved recognition of faces, clothing, vehicle positioning and movement across wider scenes, provided lens choice, mounting height, scene illumination and bitrate settings are configured correctly.
In practical design terms, 12MP is especially useful when a single viewpoint has to cover a broad frontage, open floor area or multi-bay access zone without immediately sacrificing all digital zoom usability. It does not remove the need for correct camera placement, but it gives the system more forensic margin during playback and evidence export than a lower-resolution starter kit.
The cameras bundled in this kit are the NC340ADXB advanced deterrent models rather than passive record-only units. Within surveillance projects, deterrent-class cameras are selected when the goal is not only to capture footage after an event but also to create a visible warning presence at the edge of the system. This is often preferred around entries, loading zones, driveways, customer interfaces and vulnerable perimeters where intervention value matters as much as evidence retention.
For the installer, using four matched deterrent cameras within the same recorder ecosystem simplifies channel management, event setup, remote viewing and future maintenance. It also avoids the mixed-platform compromise that often occurs when generic cameras are paired with a recorder that only partially supports event functions or AI-related triggers.
The included NR3082XB recorder is an 8-channel PoE NVR supplied with a 4TB hard drive already installed. That means each camera can typically home-run back to the recorder over Ethernet for both power and data, reducing the need for separate local power supplies and helping maintain a tidier rack, cupboard or communications enclosure. For small-to-mid surveillance jobs, that direct PoE topology is usually faster to deploy and easier to troubleshoot than mixed power architectures.
Just as important, the recorder is not fully populated by the four included cameras. With eight available channels, the system leaves room for future additions such as a rear lane camera, a dedicated cash point view, a warehouse cross-aisle angle or a higher-priority entry shot. Recording duration will still depend on stream settings, scene complexity and retention policy, but the bundled 4TB storage gives the kit a proper surveillance foundation rather than forcing an immediate disk upgrade.
A standard IP deployment flow keeps installation predictable and leaves room for later expansion.
Position the four NC340ADXB cameras for the required coverage zones, taking into account mounting height, scene backlight, target distance and cable pathways.
Terminate each camera on a suitable Cat cable run back to the NR3082XB so the PoE recorder can provide both network connectivity and power.
Set recording schedules, bitrate profiles, user permissions, export settings and any deterrent or event parameters required for the application.
Confirm the 4TB storage performance meets the site retention goal and reserve the remaining channels for future camera additions if needed.
Verified kit-level specifications from the supplied product context.
Common surveillance terms relevant to an IP camera kit like the IVK-55B.
Exact physical dimensions for the bundled cameras and recorder were not verified in the supplied source context. For enclosure planning, wall box selection, rack spacing and conduit entry, confirm current hardware measurements from the official IVSEC documentation or carton labels before installation.
This is particularly relevant where dome clearance, eave mounting, cabinet depth or ventilation spacing around the recorder is critical.
Useful additions commonly specified alongside a four-camera PoE kit.
Dedicated HDMI display for local live view, playback review, installer setup and user handover at the recorder location.
Useful where the client wants longer retention, higher recording bitrates or expansion beyond the four supplied cameras.
Installer-grade Ethernet cable, patch leads, keystones and weather-protected connection hardware for clean PoE camera runs.
Site-appropriate camera mounting accessories to protect connectors, improve cable entry and simplify compliant final positioning.
Yes at the core system level: the kit includes four 12MP cameras, an 8-channel PoE NVR and a 4TB installed hard drive. Cabling, display device, network setup, mounting hardware and any site-specific accessories still need to be selected for the installation.
Yes. The recorder is specified as an 8-channel NVR, while the kit includes four cameras. That leaves spare channels for future expansion, subject to recorder capability, storage planning and available PoE/network capacity.
A 12MP camera records more image detail, which can improve digital review and scene coverage efficiency when compared with lower-resolution systems. It is particularly valuable where you need better post-event inspection of wider views.
It indicates the included NC340ADXB cameras belong to IVSEC's advanced deterrent category rather than basic passive-only cameras. For exact event and warning functions, confirm the current model datasheet or manufacturer product page for the hardware revision being supplied.
Retention cannot be stated accurately from capacity alone. It varies according to resolution, codec, frame rate, bitrate, number of active channels, continuous versus event recording and scene activity. Installers should calculate storage based on the final recording profile.
The kit can suit either, but it is especially relevant for small business and light commercial environments that want higher image detail, PoE convenience and room to expand beyond four cameras.
Installation should be carried out with suitable network cabling, power protection, mounting hardware and configuration practices appropriate to the site. Verify final camera functions, dimensions, environmental suitability and retention requirements against current manufacturer documentation before deployment.