• IVSEC NC312XE turret camera
• Printed quick user guide
• Installation template
• Mounting screws and plugs

• An IVSEC NVR or another ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder
• Cat5e or Cat6 cable to the camera
• A PoE switch or injector (IEEE 802.3af) if the recorder has no free PoE port
• A microSD card if you want recording in the camera

01

Run the cable

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

02

Mount the camera

Mark the holes with the installation template and fix the camera with the supplied screws and plugs, or use an IVSEC junction box.

03

Add it to the recorder

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

04

Zoom, then set detection

Set the zoom and focus from the app or recorder, then draw line crossing or intrusion zones and choose which alerts reach your phone.

Recorder

An IVSEC PoE NVR

Powers the camera over the network cable, records around the clock and controls the zoom. Any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder can also be used.

Cable

Cat5e or Cat6

One run per camera back to the recorder or PoE switch.

Mounting

IV2422X or IV2477X junction box

IVSEC's listed conduit and junction boxes hide the cable tail behind the camera.

Two cameras, one cable

IV2490X PoE splitter junction box

IVSEC's junction box with a PoE splitter for running two cameras from one cable.

Long driveways

Zoom in on the gate or the street end, IR to 40 m at night.

Car parks

Frame an entry lane, with line crossing and licence plate detection.

Warehouses

Loading docks and roller doors at the distance you choose.

Schools and offices

Entries and walkways, with people counting and intrusion zones.

Farms and yards

Sheds and gates further from the mounting point.

Replacing a fixed camera

Swap a wide fixed lens for a view you can tune from the app.

How does the zoom work?

It is a motorised 2.8–12 mm lens. You set the zoom and focus from the IVSEC app or the recorder, from a 116° wide view down to 34°.

Is a recorder included?

No. This listing is the camera only. It records to an IVSEC NVR, any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder, or a microSD card in the camera.

How is it powered?

Over the network cable from a PoE (IEEE 802.3af) port on the recorder or a PoE switch, or from a 12 V DC supply, which is not included. It draws under 7 W.

What is in the box?

The camera, a printed quick user guide, an installation template, and mounting screws and plugs. The software is a free download.

What resolution is it?

5MP, recording 2592 × 1944 at 20 frames per second from a 1/2.7" progressive CMOS sensor.

How far does it see at night?

Infrared night vision is rated to 40 m, in black and white, with automatic day and night switching.

Does it record sound?

No. The datasheet lists no audio. Its analytics list also names rare sound detection, but without a microphone don't count on sound alerts.

What smart detection does it have?

Human and vehicle detection, perimeter intrusion, line crossing, region entrance and exit, face detection, licence plate detection, abandoned and missing object, cross counting, heat map, crowd density, queue length and motion detection.

Is it weatherproof?

Yes. IVSEC's current datasheet rates the metal housing IP67 for weather and IK10 for impact, from −30 °C to 55 °C. Its 2023 datasheet and the feature text on its product page say IP66, so plan for IP66 if the rating matters for your site.

Can two cameras share one cable?

Yes, with IVSEC's IV2490X junction box, which has a PoE splitter for dual cameras. Ask us to check the power budget for your run.

Should I choose the NC312XE or the NC312ADX?

The NC312XE has longer IR (40 m) and no audio or deterrence. The NC312ADX adds colour night vision, red and blue strobes, a siren and two-way audio.

What warranty does it have?

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