IVSEC NR3082XB 8-channel ePoE NVR, front angle

IVSEC NR3082XB rear with eight ePoE ports, HDMI, VGA, USB and network

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IVSEC 8 Channel IVS EPoE 12MP Network Video Recorder - IVNR3082X

Name: IVSEC 8 Channel IVS EPoE 12MP Network Video Recorder - IVNR3082X
Brand: IVSEC
SKU: IVNR3082XB
Price: 445 AUD
Availability: InStock

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$445.00 inc GST

IVSEC NR3082XB: an 8-channel recorder with eight ePoE ports, 128 Mbps incoming bandwidth and cameras up to 12MP, with licence plate recognition on supported cameras.

✓8 channels, 8 ePoE ports
✓IP cameras up to 12MP, 128 Mbps incoming
✓Licence plate recognition with supported cameras
✓Up to 32TB storage potential, drive options above
✓4K HDMI and VGA output
✓Free IVSEC app, 2-year parts warranty

IVSEC NR3082XB 8-channel ePoE network video recorder, front angle

IVSEC · X Range NVR · 8 channel ePoE

Eight ePoE cameras, 128 Mbps.
8 channels, up to 12MP, up to 32TB.

The IVSEC NR3082XB powers and records up to eight IP cameras through eight ePoE ports, at up to 12MP per camera with 128 Mbps of incoming bandwidth. IVSEC rates it for up to 32TB of storage, with licence plate recognition on supported cameras.

In one sentence: the IVSEC IVNR3082XB is an 8-channel network video recorder with eight ePoE ports, 128 Mbps incoming bandwidth, IP cameras up to 12MP, licence plate recognition with supported cameras and 4K HDMI output.

Choose your drive above.

The ePoE ports power the cameras, so no PoE switch is needed. Pick No HDD or a fitted drive from the options above; the drive comes installed.

In the box

IVSEC NR3082XB network video recorder
Hard drive fitted, if you choose a drive option
48 V DC power supply
USB mouse
Hard drive screws
Printed quick installation guide

You also need

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 app

More bandwidth for detailed cameras.

With 128 Mbps coming in, eight high-resolution cameras can record at full quality. IVSEC lists licence plate recognition among its smart features, on cameras that support it.

Rear of the IVSEC NR3082XB with eight ePoE ports, network port, HDMI, VGA, USB and audio connections

The connections

Eight ePoE ports on the back.

Eight ePoE camera ports, one gigabit network port for your router, HDMI and VGA outputs, audio in and out, USB and the 48 V power input.

Close-up of the IVSEC NR3082XB ePoE ports, WAN network port, USB, HDMI and VGA

Power over Ethernet

One cable per camera.

Each camera runs on one network cable for power and video. IVSEC does not print the extended ePoE cable distance on the datasheet; ask us before planning a long run.

How it goes in

From the box to the app.

Place the recorder

Put the recorder near your router and a TV or monitor. If you chose a drive option it is already fitted; otherwise fit a 3.5" SATA drive inside first.

Plug in the cameras

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

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.

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.

At a glance

IVNR3082XB

Show specs

Model

IVSEC NR3082XB network video recorder

Channels

8 IP cameras

PoE ports

8 × ePoE, plus 1 gigabit network port

Camera resolution

Up to 12MP

Incoming bandwidth

128 Mbps

Compression

H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264, MJPEG

Video output

HDMI up to 4K, and VGA

Display

1, 4, 6 or 8 cameras on screen

Smart detection

Depends on the camera: perimeter intrusion, face recognition, human and vehicle, line crossing, stationary object, crossing count, heat map, crowd density, queue length, licence plate detection and recognition, rare sound, video tampering

Interoperability

ONVIF Profile S, G, T (firmware 21.12 or later), HTTP API

Storage

Up to 32TB: 2 bays up to 16TB each in the spec table, one SATA slot in the connector list (see questions)

Audio

Two-way; audio in and out

USB

2 × USB 2.0

Power

48 V DC, 2 A; 5 W without a drive

Operating temperature

5 °C to 40 °C, 20 to 80% humidity

Size and weight

50 × 380 × 340 mm, 1.0 kg

Warranty

2 years parts

Pair it with

Good to add

Cameras

IVSEC IP cameras

IVSEC X range cameras are plug and play on the PoE ports. ONVIF cameras from other brands work too.

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.

Where it is used

Where the NR3082XB fits.

Driveways and gates

Licence plate recognition at the entry, with supported cameras.

Shops and service stations

Counters, entries and forecourt with high-resolution cameras.

Offices and car parks

Entries, reception and parking on one recorder.

Warehouses

Roller doors, loading bays and racking aisles.

Larger homes

Eight cameras around the house with room for 12MP detail.

Farms and acreage

Sheds, gates and yards on cable back to the house.

NR3082XB or NR308XD

	IVSEC NR3082XB (this recorder)	IVSEC NR308XD
Channels	8 ePoE	8 PoE+
Incoming bandwidth	128 Mbps	128 Mbps
Storage potential	32TB	1 bay, up to 16TB
Display layouts	1, 4, 6, 8	1, 4, 6, 8, 9
Size	50 × 380 × 340 mm	53 × 300 × 227 mm
Power use without a drive	5 W	8 W

Both record eight cameras at up to 12MP with the same bandwidth. The NR3082XB has ePoE ports and a larger chassis rated for more storage; the NR308XD is smaller.

Common questions

How many cameras can it record?

Eight IP cameras, each on one of the eight ePoE ports.

What is ePoE?

Extended PoE: the ports power the cameras like normal PoE, designed for longer cable runs. IVSEC does not print the extended distance on the datasheet, so ask us before planning a run over 100 m.

How many hard drives does it take?

IVSEC's spec table says two bays of up to 16TB each (32TB), but its connector list shows one SATA slot. Please confirm with us before buying a second drive. The options above fit one drive.

What resolution cameras does it support?

Cameras up to 12MP, with 128 Mbps of incoming bandwidth across the eight channels.

Does it read number plates?

Yes, with cameras that support it. IVSEC lists licence plate detection and licence plate recognition among its smart features.

Does it work with other camera brands?

Yes, ONVIF Profile S, G and T cameras (firmware 21.12 or later). IVSEC X range cameras are plug and play; smart features depend on the camera.

Do I need a PoE switch?

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

Can I view the cameras on my phone?

Yes. Scan the QR code on the recorder with the free IVSEC mobile app. A PC client and web browser access are also available.

How many cameras can I see on the TV at once?

One, four, six or eight, on HDMI up to 4K or on VGA.

Does it record sound?

Yes, from cameras with a microphone. It supports two-way audio and has audio in and out connectors.

What comes in the box?

The recorder, a 48 V power supply, a USB mouse, hard drive screws and a printed quick installation guide. A drive is fitted if you choose a drive option.

What warranty does it have?

Two years on parts from IVSEC. InFront Technologies handles warranty and technical support in Australia on 1300 736 970.

Supported by InFront Technologies.

Not sure which cameras or drive size to choose? Send us your camera list and how long you want to keep footage: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected].

Installation and safety

Power. The recorder runs from its 48 V plug-in power supply. There is no mains wiring in the recorder; a new power point needs a licensed electrician.

Cabling. Network cable run inside walls or ceilings is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler.

Privacy and audio. Recording people and conversations is covered by state and territory surveillance laws. Point cameras at your own property, put up signage, and check the rules before you record audio.

What it does not do. It has no analogue (coax) inputs and no RAID.

Figures. From the IVSEC NR3082XB and NR308XD datasheets (updated 4 November 2026). The NR3082XB datasheet lists two bays in its spec table and one SATA slot in its connector list; we show both.

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