• 2 × IVSEC IVNC512ADX motorised turret cameras
• 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 for each 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 to a PoE port on the recorder or a PoE switch, up to 100 m.

02

Mount the camera

Mark the holes with the installation template and fix the camera with the supplied screws and plugs. To cover the cable tail, add an IVSEC IV2422X conduit box.

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 IVSEC mobile app (QR code) or an ONVIF recorder.

04

Zoom and set the rules

Zoom the lens to frame the scene, draw line crossing or intrusion zones, then choose when the strobes, siren and white light switch on.

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 add it.

Cable and PoE

Cat5e or Cat6, and a PoE port

One run per camera, up to 100 m. IVSEC lists 802.3af PoE and a draw of up to 14 W, so leave headroom in the switch's PoE budget.

Mounting

IV2422X conduit box

IVSEC's large conduit box from the camera's accessory list, to hide the cable tail on a wall or eave.

Storage

A microSD card

Optional, to record in the camera or keep a copy when the network drops.

Tills and cash areas

IVSEC recommends it for POS and cash: zoom in on the counter and hands.

Entryways

Face recognition, colour at night and a voice warning at the door.

Driveways and gates

Strobes and siren for people and cars after hours.

Car parks

Licence plate detection with the lens zoomed onto the entry lane.

Warehouses and yards

Intrusion and line crossing along fences and roller doors.

Shops and offices

Counting, heat maps and queue length on the floor.

What is in the box?

Two IVNC512ADX cameras, with a printed quick user guide, installation template and mounting screws and plugs. Network cables are not included.

Does it need a recorder?

Not to work, but most people use one. Each camera can record to a microSD card, or to an IVSEC NVR or any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder for around-the-clock recording.

How is it powered?

Over the network cable from a PoE port (IEEE 802.3af), or from a 12 V DC supply, which is not included. IVSEC lists a draw of under 14 W, so use a PoE switch with headroom in its power budget.

Can I zoom the lens?

Yes. The 2.8–12 mm lens is motorised, so the view can be set from 107° wide down to 34° from the recorder or software, without taking the camera down.

Can I see colour at night?

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

What does the active deterrence do?

When a rule triggers, the camera can flash its red and blue strobes and sound its siren, and you can set off the siren from the mobile app.

Can I talk through the camera?

Yes. It has a built-in microphone and speaker, so you can listen and speak to people at the camera from the mobile app.

Is it 25 or 30 fps?

IVSEC's spec table lists 30 fps at 8MP, while its overview text says 25 frames per second, so plan on 25 fps at full 4K. Ask us if frame rate matters for your site.

What analytics does it have?

Face recognition, human and vehicle detection, perimeter intrusion, line crossing, cross counting, stationary object, heat map, crowd density, queue length, licence plate detection and rare sound detection.

Is it weatherproof?

Yes. It is rated IP67 against dust and water and IK10 against impact, and runs from −35 °C to 60 °C.

Is the 2-pack different from the single camera?

No. It is two IVNC512ADX cameras with the same specifications; the only difference is the quantity.

What warranty does it have?

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