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    IVSEC 4MP Turret Dome 95° SMD Colour Night Vision 2-Way Audio ONVIF Security IP Camera - IVNC119XA

    SKU IVNC119XA In Stock - Ready to Ship
    $137.50 inc GST

    IVSEC IVNC119XA: a 4MP PoE turret dome with full colour night vision, red and blue strobe, a siren and two-way audio, plus smart detection of people and vehicles.

    • ✓4MP, 2560 × 1440 at 25 fps
    • ✓2.8 mm lens, 95° view
    • ✓Full colour night vision, IR up to 25 m
    • ✓Red and blue strobe, siren, mic and speaker
    • ✓Human and vehicle detection, line crossing, intrusion
    • ✓PoE or 12 V DC, IP67 and IK08, 3-year warranty

     
    IVSEC NC119XA 4MP white turret dome camera, front angle
    IVSEC · Turret · Active Deterrence

    4MP in full colour.
    Red and blue strobe, siren and talk-back.

    The IVSEC NC119XA is a 4MP PoE turret dome with a 2.8 mm 95° lens, full colour night vision, red and blue strobe lights, a speaker and microphone, and smart detection of people and vehicles.

    In one sentence: the IVSEC IVNC119XA is a 4MP PoE turret dome camera with a 2.8 mm 95° lens, full colour night vision, IR to 25 m, red and blue strobe, a siren and two-way audio, in an IP67, IK08 housing.

    Camera only. Recorder and cable are separate.

    This listing is one turret camera. It needs a recorder or the mobile app, one network cable and PoE or a 12 V DC supply.

    In the box
    • IVSEC NC119XA turret camera
    • Printed quick user guide
    • Installation template
    • Mounting screws and plugs
    You also need
    • An IVSEC NVR or ONVIF recorder
    • Cat5e or Cat6 cable
    • A PoE port (IEEE 802.3af) or a 12 V DC supply
    • A microSD card if you want it to record on its own

    A camera that answers back.

    When it spots a person or vehicle it can strobe red and blue, sound its siren, or let you speak to them from your phone. At night the white LEDs keep the picture in colour, so you see clothing and car colours, not grey shapes.

    IVSEC NC119XA turret camera close-up: grille above the 2.8 mm lens and the LED strip below it

    Lens and lights

    2.8 mm lens, 95° across.

    4MP at 2560 × 1440 and 25 fps from a 1/3" sensor. The strip under the lens carries the IR, red and blue and white LEDs, so the camera can record in full colour at night or flash red and blue when someone is detected.

    IVSEC NC119XA turret dome with its eyeball turned so the LED strip sits above the lens

    Adjustable eyeball

    Aim it where you need it.

    The ball inside the turret turns and tilts, shown here rotated so the lights sit above the lens. Set the view once on the wall or ceiling, then lock it in.

    IVSEC NC119XA turret dome camera seen from the rear of the eyeball

    Housing

    IP67 and IK08, small and light.

    90 × 100 × 100 mm and 0.22 kg, rated IP67 for weather and IK08 for impact, from −30 °C to 55 °C. IVSEC lists junction boxes and wall and pendant mounts for it if you need a neater cable entry.

    How it goes in

    From box to phone alerts.

    01

    Run the cable

    Run Cat5e or Cat6 from the camera position to a PoE port on the recorder or a PoE switch. You can use a 12 V DC supply instead of PoE.

    02

    Mount the camera

    Mark the holes with the installation template, fix the base with the screws and plugs in the box, or fit an IVSEC junction box or wall mount first.

    03

    Add it to the recorder

    Find it with the IVSEC Device Search/Config Tool, set a password, then add it to an IVSEC NVR, the mobile app (QR code) or any ONVIF recorder.

    04

    Set detection and deterrence

    Turn the eyeball to frame the view, draw line crossing or intrusion zones, and choose whether an alarm flashes red and blue or sounds the siren.

    Pair it with

    What this camera does not include

    Recorder

    An IVSEC NVR

    Records around the clock and powers the camera from its PoE ports. Any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder can also be used.

    Cable and power

    Cat5e or Cat6, and PoE

    One cable per camera to a PoE port (IEEE 802.3af). A PoE switch or a 12 V DC supply if the recorder has no free port.

    Mounting

    IV2457X or IV2477X

    IVSEC's small 90° wall mount and small conduit junction box are on its accessory list for this camera.

    Storage

    A microSD card

    Optional, for recording in the camera or as a backup when the network drops.

    Where it is used

    Where the NC119XA fits.

    Front doors and porches

    A 95° view of the door, with two-way talk to greet a courier or warn off a stranger.

    Driveways

    Full colour at night and human and vehicle detection to cut false alerts from headlights and trees.

    Shopfronts

    Red and blue strobe and a siren after hours, plus a clear picture of the door and counter.

    Side paths and yards

    Line crossing and perimeter intrusion zones along fences and gates.

    Garages and sheds

    A compact turret under the eave covering roller doors and side doors.

    Adding to a system

    An extra 4MP camera for an IVSEC NVR or any ONVIF recorder.

    IVNC119XA or IVNC-820D

    IVNC119XA (this camera)IVNC-820D
    Resolution4MP, 2560 × 1440, 25 fps4K output from a 5MP sensor, 15 fps
    Lens and view2.8 mm, 95°2.8 mm, 110°
    Night visionFull colour, IR up to 25 mColour with white light or IR, up to 25 m
    DeterrenceRed and blue strobe, sirenNone
    AudioMicrophone and speaker (two-way)Microphone only
    ProtectionIP67, IK08IP66, metal

    NC119XA figures from IVSEC's datasheet updated 20 October 2026; 820D figures from IVSEC's 820D specifications. Choose the NC119XA for deterrence and talk-back, the 820D for a sharper 4K picture and a wider view.

    Common questions

    What resolution is it?

    4MP, 2560 × 1440, at up to 25 frames per second from a 1/3" progressive CMOS sensor.

    How wide is the view?

    95° across, from a fixed 2.8 mm lens. That suits a front door, porch, driveway or small yard.

    Does it see in colour at night?

    Yes. Day and night mode is full colour (auto) using the white LEDs, and the IR reaches up to 25 m.

    What does the red and blue light do?

    It strobes red and blue as a deterrent when the camera detects someone. You can also set off the siren or talk through the camera from the mobile app.

    Does it have two-way audio?

    Yes. A microphone and speaker are built in, so you can listen and talk through the camera. Check your state's surveillance laws before recording sound.

    How is it powered?

    From PoE (IEEE 802.3af) over the network cable, or from a 12 V DC supply. It draws under 5 W.

    Will it work with my recorder?

    It adds to IVSEC NVRs and to recorders that support ONVIF Profile S, G or T (firmware 21.12 or later). Smart detection settings may only be available on an IVSEC recorder.

    What smart detection does it have?

    Smart motion detection that picks out people and vehicles, plus perimeter intrusion and line crossing detection.

    Can it record without a recorder?

    Yes. It has a microSD / SDHC card slot, and IVSEC lists Dropbox as a cloud option for the camera.

    Is it weatherproof?

    Yes. It is rated IP67 against dust and water and IK08 against impact, and runs from −30 °C to 55 °C.

    What is in the box?

    The camera, a printed quick user guide, an installation template, and mounting screws and plugs. Cable and recorder are separate.

    What warranty does it have?

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

    Supported by InFront Technologies.

    Help matching cameras to your recorder, mounts or cable: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected]. The datasheet is on the Attachments tab.

    Installation and safety

    Low-voltage camera. Runs on PoE or 12 V DC, under 5 W. There is no mains wiring; a new power point needs a licensed electrician.

    Cabling. Cable run inside walls or ceilings is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler.

    Audio and privacy. Recording conversations and filming beyond your boundary are covered by state and territory surveillance laws. Check them and use signage.

    What it does not do. No Wi-Fi, no battery, no zoom lens and no gigabit port (10/100 Mbps).

    Figures. From IVSEC's NC119XA datasheet, updated 20 October 2026.

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