• 2 × IVSEC NC550ADX cameras
• A printed quick user guide with each camera
• An installation template with each camera
• Mounting screws and plugs for each camera

• An IVSEC NVR or ONVIF recorder with two free channels
• Two Cat5e or Cat6 cable runs
• Two PoE ports (IEEE 802.3af) or 12 V DC supplies
• IV2456X wall mounts if they go on a wall

01

Run two cables

Run Cat5e or Cat6 from each camera position to a PoE port on the recorder or a PoE switch. Each camera draws up to 14 W; a 12 V DC supply also works.

02

Mount the cameras

Mark the holes with the installation template and fix each dome with the screws and plugs in the box, or fit the IV2456X wall mount first.

03

Add them to the recorder

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

04

Set zoom, presets and rules

Zoom each lens to frame the area, save preset views or a patrol, then set face, vehicle, line crossing or intrusion rules.

Recorder

An IVSEC NVR

Records both cameras and powers them 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) that can supply up to 14 W, or a 12 V DC supply.

Mounting

IV2456X wall mount

IVSEC's listed accessory for putting the dome on a wall instead of a ceiling.

Storage

microSD cards

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

Shops and counters

Zoom in on the till or entry, with face detection and two-way audio.

Car parks and driveways

Licence plate detection and vehicle detection at the entry and exit.

Warehouses and loading docks

Widen out to cover the dock, then zoom in on a door or bay.

Offices and receptions

Queue length and crowd density detection for busy front counters.

Schools and community buildings

IK10 vandal-resistant domes for corridors, entries and halls.

Farms and sheds

Full colour at night and a zoom to see further down the yard.

How many cameras are in the pack?

Two. Both are the IVSEC NC550ADX 4MP motorised zoom dome.

Is it a PTZ camera?

IVSEC describes it as a PTZ (pan, tilt and zoom) camera you can control from the mobile app or set on a preset patrol. Its spec table classes the housing as a dome and doesn't publish pan and tilt ranges, so ask us if you need exact angles.

How far does it zoom?

The motorised lens runs from 2.8 mm to 12 mm, so the view narrows from 114.6° across to 48.3°.

What frame rate does it record at?

IVSEC's current datasheet rates it to 60 fps at 4MP (2560 × 1440). An earlier IVSEC spec sheet listed 50 fps, so confirm with us if frame rate matters for your job.

Does it see in colour at night?

Yes. Day and night mode is full colour (auto) and the large 1/1.8" sensor gathers more light. The IR reaches 20 m.

Does it have audio?

Yes. A microphone and speaker are built in. Check your state's surveillance laws before recording sound.

Can it read number plates?

It has licence plate detection, along with face recognition, human and vehicle detection, line crossing, intrusion, heat map, crowd density and queue length detection.

How is it powered?

From PoE (IEEE 802.3af) over the network cable, or from a 12 V DC supply. Each camera draws under 14 W.

Will it work with my recorder?

It adds to IVSEC NVRs and to recorders that support ONVIF Profile S, G or T. Zoom and analytics settings may only be available on an IVSEC recorder or the IVSEC software.

Is it weatherproof?

Yes. It is rated IP67 against dust and water and IK10 against impact, and runs from −30 °C to 60 °C.

What is in the box?

Two cameras, each with a printed quick user guide, an installation template, and mounting screws and plugs. IVSEC's software is a free download.

What warranty does it have?

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