• NC544ADX turret camera
• Printed quick user guide
• Installation template
• Mounting screws and plugs

• An IVSEC NVR, or another ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder that accepts a 5120 × 1440 stream
• Cat5e or Cat6 cable to the camera
• A PoE+ (802.3at) port or switch, or a 12 V DC supply
• IV2456X wall mount if it goes on a wall

01

Pick the spot

Mount it in the middle of the area, facing out, so both lenses reach their end of the 180° view. Use the installation template to mark the holes.

02

Run the cable

Run Cat5e or Cat6 to a PoE+ (802.3at) port on the recorder or a switch, or use a 12 V DC supply. Add the IV2456X if it goes on a wall.

03

Add it to the recorder

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

04

Set detection and lights

Draw line crossing or intrusion zones for people and vehicles, then choose when the white light and the red and blue lights switch on.

Recorder

An IVSEC NVR

Records the 5120 × 1440 stream around the clock. Any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder that accepts that resolution can also be used.

Power

A PoE+ port or switch

IVSEC lists 802.3at (PoE+) for this camera, or a 12 V DC supply. It draws under 14 W.

Mounting

IV2456X wall mount

IVSEC's listed 90° wall mount for this camera.

Storage

A microSD card

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

Driveways and frontages

Footpath to footpath across the front of a property.

Shopfronts

The whole window line and entry, with a voice warning after hours.

Fence lines

A long boundary from the middle, with line crossing alerts.

Loading docks

A row of bays and roller doors in one view.

Car park rows

Bays either side of a lane without a gap between cameras.

Corridors and foyers

Both directions from a central point, with two-way audio.

Why two lenses?

Each lens has its own sensor and covers half the scene. The camera joins them into one 180° picture at 5120 × 1440, wider and flatter than a single-lens camera.

Is it 4K?

Not in the usual 3840 × 2160 sense. Its picture is 5120 × 1440: more pixels across, fewer up and down, which suits wide, low scenes. IVSEC rates it 8MP.

What frame rate does it record?

Up to 15 fps at 5120 × 1440. If you need 30 fps, the single-lens NC543ADX does 30 fps at 3840 × 2160.

Does it show colour at night?

Yes, with the warm white light on. Without it, the IR gives black and white video to 30 m. You can choose day, night, auto or scheduled modes.

What do the red and blue lights do?

They flash as a warning when an alarm rule triggers, so an intruder knows the camera has seen them.

Can I talk through it?

Yes. IVSEC lists a built-in microphone and speaker. Check your state's laws before recording audio.

Is a recorder included?

No. This listing is the camera only. It records to an IVSEC NVR, an ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder that accepts 5120 × 1440, or a microSD card in the camera.

How is it powered?

From a PoE+ (802.3at) port or switch, or a 12 V DC supply. It draws under 14 W.

Is it weatherproof?

Yes. It is rated IP67 for weather and IK10 for impact, and runs from −30 °C to 60 °C.

Which analytics does it have?

Motion, face recognition, pedestrian and vehicle detection, line crossing, intrusion, region entrance and exit, object detection, cross counting, heat map, crowd density, queue length and licence plate recognition.

Should I choose the NC544ADX or the NC543ADX?

Both see 180°. Pick the NC544ADX for the widest, flattest picture, or the NC543ADX for a taller picture at 30 fps and 3 streams.

What warranty does it have?

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