IVSEC System Designer
Pick the property that sounds like yours, tap where you want cameras and we’ll match the right kit with today’s price. Free to use, nothing to sign up for.
Picture your property
Pick the closest match. We’ll show where the cameras go, what each one sees and the kit we’d put in.
A parcel left at the front door. The car in the driveway overnight. A side gate nobody can see from the kitchen. Four cameras cover the usual ways in, and the moment someone walks into a zone you get an alert, a flashing red-blue light and a siren.
Where the cameras go
Most homes choose the 850: 4K, AI alerts for people and cars, and you can talk to the courier from your phone.
On a bigger block, people are further from the camera: at the end of the driveway, by the shed, out past the pool. The 1250 records 12MP 6K, so footage keeps more detail when you zoom in on someone a long way from the camera.
Where the cameras go
Eight cameras cover the house, driveway, front yard, shed and pool. Domes suit the eaves; bullets suit the shed and fence line.
Cover the counter by day and the back door after hours. The 880 records a smooth 25 frames per second on a Sony Starvis sensor, and its face database lets you search for a person instead of scrolling through hours of footage.
Where the cameras go
Low-profile domes inside, with strobe, siren and two-way talk to warn people off after hours.
Every vehicle comes through the gate, so put a camera there for number-plate search (best within about 15 m). Cover the car park and loading area in full colour at night, and the walls and fence line where people climb in.
Where the cameras go
Bullets are the visible warning on a fence line, and the 880 adds face and number-plate search.
You are at work and a courier is at the door. You only need the front door, the car space and the courtyard covered. The 820 gives you 8MP cameras, smart person and vehicle alerts and colour night vision at our lowest IVSEC price.
Where the cameras go
The recorder has room for more cameras, so you can add the side path or a second building later.
Kit planner
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Compare the series
Every IVSEC kit records to the recorder on site, works with the free app and carries the same 3-year Australian warranty.
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Best forUnits, granny flats and tight budgets
Best forMost homes and small businesses
Best forShops, offices, yards and car parks
Best forBig blocks, long driveways, more to zoom into
How it works
The network cable carries power and video, so there’s no power point needed at the camera. Cables are in the box.
The NVR powers the cameras and records around the clock to the hard drive already fitted inside.
Live view, playback, alerts and talk back in the free IVSEC app. No account to register, no subscription.
Shed, gate or second building?
A Grandstream GWN7302 wireless bridge carries camera footage across the yard, paddock or car park, so there’s no trench to dig and no cable to run along the fence.
Mount two bridges: one at the house and one at the shed, workshop or gate. Nothing to trench through lawns, driveways or concrete.
Links buildings up to 5km away, as long as the two units can see each other.
A fast 5GHz Wi-Fi 6 link with Gigabit ports, plenty for 4K footage from a number of cameras at the far end.
Plug the far cameras into a small PoE switch and add them to your IVSEC recorder over the network like any other camera.
2You need two: one at each end
Grandstream GWN7302 wireless bridge
Sold as a single unit. Fit one at the house and one at the shed or gate. Outdoor rated, pole or wall mount.
For most homes and small businesses, the 850 Series: 8MP 4K, AI person and vehicle alerts, strobe, siren and two-way talk. Choose the 1250 for the most detail on bigger properties, the 880 for face and number-plate search in shops and yards, and the 820 when price matters most.
Count the ways in: front door, driveway, side gates, back door and anywhere you keep cars or tools. Most homes use 4 to 6 cameras and bigger blocks 8. Pick a recorder with spare channels so you can add cameras later.
Domes are lower profile and suit eaves, verandahs and inside. Bullets are more visible, which helps deter, and suit fences, poles and sheds. Kits come all-dome, all-bullet or mixed.
No. Video records to the hard drive in the recorder. The free IVSEC app lets you watch live, play back and get alerts on your phone, with no account to register.
Cameras, a network video recorder (NVR) with the hard drive fitted, and Cat5e cables. The recorder powers each camera through its network cable, so there is one cable per camera.
Yes. The kits are plug and play: each camera needs one network cable back to the recorder, which carries power and video. Running cable through the roof and walls is the hard part, and many customers use a local electrician or data cabler for that.
Yes. A built-in white light switches footage to full colour when something moves, and infrared records in black and white if you would rather keep it discreet. Range depends on the series, up to 30 m in colour.
Yes. An IVSEC hybrid recorder records your existing coax cameras and IVSEC IP cameras together, so you can upgrade one camera at a time.
IVSEC is an Australian-owned brand with a 3-year Australian warranty, firmware and app on Australian servers, and local support from InFront Technologies on 1300 736 970.
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