• IVSEC NVR 8000 network video recorder
• The hard drive you choose, fitted (2TB as standard; No HDD is also an option)
• 48 V DC power supply
• USB mouse

• IP cameras, up to eight
• A Cat5e or Cat6 cable from each camera
• A TV or monitor with HDMI or VGA
• A network cable to your router, for the IVSEC X app

01

Place the recorder

Put the recorder near your router and a TV or monitor. The drive you chose comes fitted inside.

02

Plug in the cameras

Run one network cable from each camera to a PoE port on the back (eight PoE+ ports). The recorder powers the camera on the same cable, up to 100 m per run.

03

Run the wizard

Connect a TV or monitor with HDMI or VGA, plug in the mouse and power. Set the password, date and time; IVSEC X cameras appear by themselves.

04

Connect the app

Plug the recorder's network port into your router, scan its QR code with the free IVSEC mobile app, then set up your detection alerts.

Cameras

IVSEC 850, 880 and 1250 cameras

The cameras sold in IVSEC kits with this recorder. 880 Series cameras run their AI on the camera itself.

Cabling

Cat6 cable

One network cable from each camera back to a PoE port, up to 100 m per run. We stock Cat6 leads and bulk cable.

Security

A lockable cabinet

Keep the recorder out of reach so a thief can't take the footage with it. Ask us about the 24SECCAB security cabinet.

Power

A UPS

Keeps the recorder and every PoE camera running through short power cuts, and protects the drive from sudden shutdowns.

Homes

Every side of the house, the driveway, the pool gate and the back fence.

Shops

Counter, door and stockroom, with face and plate detection where it matters.

Offices and reception

Entries, reception and car park, with footage on your phone.

Workshops and warehouses

Roller doors and yards, with PTZ or varifocal cameras for long views.

Farms and acreage

House, sheds and gates within cable reach, up to 100 m per run.

Adding to an IVSEC kit

A second recorder, or a replacement, for an IVSEC 850 or 1250 kit.

How many cameras can it record?

Eight IP cameras, on the eight built-in PoE+ ports.

Does it come with a hard drive?

Yes, the 2TB option comes fitted. You can also choose No HDD or 4TB to 14TB in the options above. The single SATA bay takes up to 16TB.

Do I need a PoE switch?

No. The eight PoE+ ports power the cameras over the same network cable that carries the video.

What resolution can it record?

Up to 12MP per camera, with 128 Mbps of incoming bandwidth across the eight channels.

Which IVSEC cameras work with it?

IVSEC IP cameras, including the 850, 880 and 1250 Series, fixed lens, motorised varifocal and PTZ models.

Does it work with other brands?

Yes, ONVIF cameras can be added over the network. Viewing and recording work; smart features depend on the camera.

How does the AI detection work?

IVSEC 880 cameras run their AI on the camera, so it works on every channel, one AI function per channel. 850 and 1250 cameras use the recorder, which runs face or number plate detection on one channel only.

Can I view it on my phone?

Yes, with the free IVSEC X app. Scan the QR code or enter the IP address; no account registration and no monthly fee.

Can it show the cameras on a TV?

Yes, on HDMI or VGA up to 4K.

Can I back up footage?

Yes, to a USB stick or drive on the USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 ports.

How much power does it use?

About 8 W without a drive, from the 48 V 2 A power supply. The PoE cameras add to that.

What warranty does it have?

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