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    IVSEC NC542ADX housing with four adjustable camera heads underneath
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    iVSEC 32MP Dome IP Camera 4-Directional 8MP Multisensor 25FPS IP66 IR - IVNC542ADX

    SKU IVNC542ADX In Stock - Ready to Ship
    $2,925.00 inc GST

    IVSEC IVNC542ADX: a four-sensor 360° camera with four 8MP channels, each with its own motorised 2.8–12 mm lens, IR and white light to 35 m, and its wall arm included.

    • ✓4 × 8MP channels, 3840 × 2160 each, 25 fps
    • ✓4 adjustable 2.8–12 mm motorised lenses
    • ✓4 × 1/1.8" sensors, IR and white light to 35 m
    • ✓Gigabit network, ONVIF Profile S/G/T
    • ✓IP67 and IK10, wall mount included
    • ✓12 V DC, 24 V AC or PoE, under 43 W

     
    IVSEC NC542ADX four-sensor 360 degree camera hanging from its wall arm, four lenses underneath
    IVSEC · Multi-Sensor · 360°

    Four 8MP cameras in one housing.
    Aim each lens. Cover all four sides.

    The IVSEC NC542ADX puts four 8MP (4K) sensors, each with its own motorised 2.8 to 12 mm lens, under one IP67, IK10 housing on a wall arm, so one mounting point can watch four directions or a full 360°.

    In one sentence: the IVSEC IVNC542ADX is a four-sensor 360° IP camera with four 8MP (3840 × 2160) channels, four adjustable motorised 2.8–12 mm lenses, IR and white light to 35 m, gigabit networking and an IP67, IK10 housing with its wall arm.

    Four camera channels in one unit. Recorder, cable and power are separate.

    This listing is one multi-sensor camera. It shows up as four 8MP channels, so it needs four free channels on the recorder. It draws up to 43 W, so plan the power before you order.

    In the box
    • NC542ADX multi-sensor camera
    • IV2491X wall mount (IVSEC lists it as included)
    • Printed quick user guide
    • Installation template
    • Mounting screws and plugs
    You also need
    • An NVR or VMS with four free channels (ONVIF Profile S, G or T)
    • Cat5e or Cat6 cable to the camera
    • A 12 V DC or 24 V AC supply, or a PoE port that can deliver up to 43 W
    • IV2444X pendant mount or IV2488X pole mount bracket if it does not go on a wall

    One mounting point instead of four cameras.

    Hang it on a corner of the building or a pole and turn each of the four lenses to its own view: down two walls, across a car park and along a driveway. Each lens zooms from 112° wide to 48°, and each records its own 8MP stream.

    IVSEC NC542ADX housing with IR and white light windows and four adjustable camera heads underneath

    Four lenses

    Four 1/1.8" sensors, each 2.8–12 mm.

    Each channel records 3840 × 2160 from a 1/1.8" progressive CMOS sensor through its own motorised lens, 112° down to 48°. IR and white light in the housing reach 35 m, with automatic day and night switching.

    The white wall arm of the IVSEC NC542ADX with its fixing plate

    Mounting

    Wall arm included, IP67 and IK10.

    IVSEC lists the IV2491X wall mount as included. The camera is 195 × 300 × 300 mm and 7 kg, rated IP67 and IK10, from −30 °C to 55 °C. For a ceiling or pole, add the IV2444X pendant or IV2488X pole mount.

    How it goes in

    From the corner to four views.

    01

    Plan the mount

    Pick a solid wall, corner or pole with a clear view in each direction. The camera weighs 7 kg; fix the wall arm with fixings rated for that load.

    02

    Run cable and power

    Run Cat5e or Cat6 to the recorder or switch. Power it from 12 V DC, 24 V AC or a PoE port that can supply up to 43 W.

    03

    Add the four channels

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

    04

    Aim and zoom each lens

    Turn each lens to its area, zoom it between 112° and 48°, then draw line crossing or intrusion zones for each view.

    Pair it with

    What this camera does not include

    Recorder

    An NVR with four free channels

    Each lens is its own 8MP channel. An IVSEC NVR or any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder works; count four channels for this camera.

    Power

    12 V DC, 24 V AC or high-power PoE

    The camera draws up to 43 W, more than a standard 802.3at (PoE+) port delivers. Use a matching supply or ask us which PoE switch suits.

    Mounting

    IV2444X pendant or IV2488X pole mount

    IVSEC's listed mounts for a ceiling or a pole. The IV2491X wall mount is already included.

    Storage

    A microSD card

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

    Where it is used

    Where four views from one point pay off.

    Building corners

    Watch two walls and the area in front of each from one mounting point.

    Car parks

    Cover rows of bays in four directions from a single pole.

    Intersections and driveways

    See every approach to a junction or a shared entry.

    Warehouse yards

    Loading docks, gates and fences from the middle of the yard.

    Schools and campuses

    Quadrangles and walkways with fewer cable runs.

    Retail precincts

    Entrances, footpaths and parking around one building.

    IVNC542ADX or IVNC540ADX

    IVNC542ADX (this camera)IVNC540ADX
    Channels4 × 8MP4 × 8MP
    Image sensors4 × 1/1.8" CMOS4 × 1/2.7" CMOS
    Lenses2.8–12 mm, 112° to 48°2.8–12 mm, 112° to 35°
    Night visionIR and white light, 35 mIR and warm white, 30 m
    Power802.3at listed, 12 V DC, 24 V AC; under 43 W802.3af listed, 12 V DC, 24 V AC; under 39 W
    Weight7 kg4.6 kg

    Figures from IVSEC's NC542ADX datasheet (updated 23 October 2026) and NC540ADX datasheet (updated 12 October 2026). Same 195 × 300 × 300 mm housing and wall arm; the NC542ADX has the larger 1/1.8" sensors for low light.

    Common questions

    Is it a 32MP camera?

    Not as one picture. It has four separate 8MP cameras (3840 × 2160 each), and each lens records its own channel. Together that is 4 × 8MP, which is why it is sometimes sold as 32MP.

    How many recorder channels does it use?

    Four, one per lens. Make sure your NVR has four free channels and enough bandwidth for four 8MP streams.

    Can each lens point a different way?

    Yes. The four lenses are adjustable, so you can aim each one at its own area or set them to cover a full 360°.

    Can I zoom each lens?

    Yes. Each has a motorised 2.8–12 mm lens that zooms from 112° wide to 48°.

    How is it powered?

    From 12 V DC, 24 V AC or PoE, and it draws up to 43 W. IVSEC lists 802.3at PoE, but 43 W is more than a standard PoE+ port delivers, so ask us before relying on PoE.

    What frame rate does it record?

    The spec table lists 25 fps per channel; IVSEC's overview text says 30 fps. Plan on 25 fps.

    How far does it see at night?

    IVSEC rates the IR and white light to 35 m, with automatic day and night switching.

    Is a wall mount included?

    Yes. IVSEC lists the IV2491X wall mount as included. For a ceiling or pole, add the IV2444X pendant mount or IV2488X pole mount bracket.

    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.

    Does it record sound?

    Only with an external microphone plugged into its audio input. There is no built-in microphone.

    What is the difference from the NC540ADX?

    Both have four 8MP channels with 2.8–12 mm lenses. The NC542ADX has larger 1/1.8" sensors, white light and IR to 35 m, and weighs 7 kg; the NC540ADX has 1/2.7" sensors, IR to 30 m and weighs 4.6 kg.

    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 sizing the recorder, power and mount for a four-sensor camera: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected]. The datasheet is on the Attachments tab.

    Installation and safety

    Low-voltage camera. Runs from 12 V DC, 24 V AC or PoE, up to 43 W. A new power point for the supply needs a licensed electrician.

    Working at height. The camera weighs 7 kg and usually goes high on a wall or pole. Use fixings rated for the load and safe access equipment.

    Cabling. Concealed data cabling is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler.

    Privacy. Filming people and beyond your boundary is covered by state and territory surveillance laws. Use signage.

    What it does not do. It does not stitch the four views into one 32MP image, has no built-in microphone or speaker, and no Wi-Fi.

    Figures. From IVSEC's NC542ADX datasheet, updated 23 October 2026.

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