IVSEC LX Series · Active Deterrent IP Kit
IVSEC LX Series 4MP Active Deterrent
4-Camera Kit with 4TB NVR
The LVK-119B-4TB bundles a complete 4-channel IP CCTV platform for small commercial sites, homes, offices, workshops and light industrial fit-outs. In one carton you get four IVSEC NC119XA 4MP IP cameras, an NR004XB 4-channel PoE NVR, integrated 4TB storage and direct PoE connectivity for each camera channel, simplifying cable runs and speeding up commissioning.
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A practical IP surveillance package for straightforward deployment
For installers who want a matched recorder-and-camera combination without piecing together separate SKUs, this kit covers the essentials: 4MP network video capture, four included cameras, onboard PoE for direct device power and data, and a pre-included 4TB hard drive for local retention. The active deterrent camera platform is suited to perimeter views, entries, driveways, loading areas and other positions where visual coverage and event response matter more than consumer-style extras.
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4×
Included NC119XA IP cameras
4MP
Per-camera image resolution class
4CH
NR004XB NVR channel capacity
PoE
Direct camera power and data
Coverage · 01
Matched cameras and recorder, ready for four-view deployment
The key advantage of the LVK-119B-4TB is component alignment. Four NC119XA 4MP IP cameras are packaged with the NR004XB 4-channel NVR, so the number of included cameras matches the recorder channel count without requiring immediate expansion hardware. For single-storey homes, small retail tenancies, compact warehouses, reception-and-carpark combinations or gate-and-entry layouts, that 4-camera structure is often the cleanest way to cover all priority zones from day one.
Because the recorder provides four PoE camera ports, each camera can be cabled back using a single Ethernet run for both power and network transport. That reduces separate PSU requirements, trims enclosure clutter and makes fault isolation easier during installation and service. The 4MP camera class also provides a useful step above basic 1080p systems where facial overview, vehicle identification context and edge detail retention are important.
Recording · 02
Integrated 4TB retention for continuous or event-based recording
This kit includes a fitted 4TB hard drive, removing the need to source storage separately before handover. For trade installers, that matters: recorder commissioning can proceed immediately, recording can be validated during site acceptance, and clients receive a complete operational system rather than a partially specified bundle awaiting drive selection. Actual retention will depend on codec, frame rate, scene complexity, stream settings, record schedule and motion/event usage, but 4TB is a solid baseline for a four-camera 4MP system.
The NR004XB’s four-channel architecture keeps the design uncomplicated. Every included channel can be allocated to an included camera, and every connected camera can be locally powered from the recorder’s PoE section. For small jobs where simplicity, serviceability and predictable labour matter more than oversized expansion, this is often the right recorder class.
4TB
Installed HDD included
IP
Network-based architecture
NVR
Central recording platform
SeriesLX Active Deterrent
Recorder modelNR004XB
Camera modelNC119XA
Included count4 cameras + 1 NVR
Deterrence · 03
Active deterrent camera platform for visible site protection
IVSEC positions this package in its active deterrent LX Series, making it suitable for applications where cameras are expected to do more than passively archive footage. In practical terms, deterrent-class cameras are commonly chosen for fence lines, front entries, detached garages, side access, storerooms and external approach paths where a visible camera presence contributes to behavioural prevention as well as evidence capture.
For Australian installers, the value is in delivering a coordinated, same-series system with known recorder compatibility rather than mixing recorders and endpoints from unrelated families. That lowers setup friction, keeps firmware ecosystems consistent and simplifies future service calls, especially on sites where owner-operators need a reliable recorder-backed system rather than cloud-only consumer hardware.
How it works on site
This four-camera NVR kit is designed around standard structured cabling practice: home-run each camera to the recorder, power the cameras from the NVR’s PoE ports, configure recording parameters, then validate live view and playback.
01
Mount the four NC119XA cameras
Position each 4MP camera to cover entries, perimeter edges, vehicle approach or internal critical zones, taking care to manage backlight, height and cable protection.
02
Home-run Ethernet to the NR004XB
Use one network cable per camera. The recorder’s four PoE ports supply power and data transport, reducing the need for local camera power packs or separate PoE switches on compact installations.
03
Set recording and retention parameters
With the included 4TB HDD installed, configure continuous, scheduled or event recording according to site policy, balancing image quality, frame rate and storage duration.
04
Test live view, playback and deterrent behaviour
Confirm every channel records correctly, verify playback windows and ensure the active deterrent functions and scene framing meet the operational brief before handover.
At a glance
Verified package details drawn from supplied product context and referenced reseller listing.
BrandIVSEC
Product codeLVK-119B-4TB
SeriesLX Series
System typeIP CCTV kit
Camera resolution class4MP
Included cameras4 × NC119XA
Recorder includedNR004XB NVR
NVR channel count4-channel
PoE ports4 × PoE camera ports
Storage included4TB hard drive
Camera technologyIP network cameras
Deterrent classActive deterrent series
Video platformNVR-based local recording
Best suited toSmall fixed-camera installs
Supply scopeComplete 4-camera kit
Jargon, decoded
Key surveillance terms installers and end users often ask about when specifying an IP camera kit.
PoE
Power over Ethernet. A single network cable carries both power and data to each camera.
NVR
Network Video Recorder. The central device that receives IP camera streams and records footage to the hard drive.
4MP
A 4-megapixel image class that generally delivers more detail than 1080p cameras in similar scenes.
Active Deterrent
A camera category intended to discourage unwanted behaviour, not just record it after the fact.
Channel
One camera input capacity on the recorder. A 4-channel NVR supports up to four camera streams in its base count.
Local Storage
Footage saved directly on the NVR’s internal hard drive instead of relying only on cloud recording.
Bitrate
The amount of video data recorded per second. Higher bitrate can improve detail but uses more storage.
Frame Rate
How many video frames are captured each second. Higher values can make motion appear smoother.
Motion Recording
The NVR records when movement is detected, helping extend storage retention compared with 24/7 recording.
Remote Viewing
Off-site access to live or recorded footage through the recorder’s supported network connectivity and app/platform setup.
Dimensions
No verified camera housing, carton or recorder dimensions were provided in the available source context. For rack, shelf or conduit planning, confirm the latest manufacturer dimensional drawing before final installation.
Dimensional data should be confirmed against current IVSEC documentation where cabinet depth, mounting footprint, clearance and cable bend radius are critical.
Pairings
Common add-ons that make sense around a four-camera PoE NVR deployment.
Network
Cat5e/Cat6 solid-core cabling
Use quality structured cabling for each PoE camera run, with correct terminations and outdoor-rated cable where exposed conditions apply.
Power
UPS backup for the NVR
A small uninterruptible power supply helps maintain recorder operation during short outages and reduces abrupt shutdown risk to the HDD.
Mount
Junction boxes and mounting accessories
Weather-protected terminations, tidy cable concealment and correct bracket selection improve serviceability and site finish quality.
Display
Local HDMI monitor or service screen
Useful for first-time setup, aiming, live commissioning and client handover without relying only on remote access tools.
FAQ
Does this kit include everything needed to start recording?
It includes the four cameras, the NR004XB 4-channel PoE NVR and a 4TB hard drive. You will still need appropriate cabling, installation hardware, power for the NVR itself, display/access setup and any network infrastructure required for remote viewing.
How are the cameras powered?
The included NVR has four PoE camera ports, so each compatible camera can typically be powered over its Ethernet cable while also sending video data back to the recorder.
Is the recorder channel count already matched to the included cameras?
Yes. This package includes four cameras and a four-channel NVR, which makes it a neat fit for sites needing four primary views without immediate recorder expansion.
What does active deterrent mean in this kit?
It identifies the camera family as part of IVSEC’s active deterrent range. Exact deterrent behaviours and settings should be confirmed from current manufacturer documentation for the NC119XA camera model and installed firmware revision.
How long will 4TB record for?
Retention depends on recording mode, resolution, compression, frame rate, scene activity and bitrate. Continuous high-quality recording uses storage faster than event-only recording. Final retention should be estimated using the intended camera settings and operational profile.
Who is this kit best suited to?
It suits residential and light-commercial installations that want a complete recorder-based IP system with four included cameras, local recording and simplified PoE deployment from a single NVR.
Installation should be carried out using appropriate structured cabling, surge and power protection, and in accordance with applicable Australian standards, site conditions and manufacturer instructions.
