• NC323ADX turret camera
• 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 to the camera
• A PoE (IEEE 802.3af) port or a 12 V DC supply
• A junction box or wall mount if you need one, such as IV2477X or IV2457X

01

Pick the spot

Choose an eave, ceiling or wall with a clear view of the entry. Mark the holes with the installation template, or fit an IVSEC junction box first.

02

Run the cable

Run Cat5e or Cat6 to a PoE (IEEE 802.3af) recorder or switch port, or use a 12 V DC supply. Seal the cable tail joints from the weather.

03

Add it to the recorder

Find it with the IVSEC Device Config Tool, set a password, then add it to an IVSEC NVR, the IVSEC app (QR code) or any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder.

04

Set the rules

Draw line crossing or intrusion zones for people and vehicles, then choose the strobe, white light and siren for each alarm.

Recorder

An IVSEC PoE NVR

Powers the camera over the network cable and records around the clock. Any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder can also be used.

Cable

Cat5e or Cat6

One cable run from the camera back to the recorder or PoE switch carries power and video.

Mounting

An IVSEC junction box or wall mount

IVSEC lists the IV2477X small conduit junction box and the IV2457X 90 degree wall mount, among others, for this camera.

Storage

A microSD card

Optional, for recording in the camera or as a backup if the recorder is offline.

Front doors and porches

Wide 106° view of the entry, colour at night and talk-back to visitors.

Driveways

Strobes and a siren when a person or vehicle crosses the line after hours.

Shopfronts

Cover the doorway and footpath with full-colour night recording.

Offices and receptions

A neat turret for indoor entries and corridors, with corridor mode.

Warehouse doors

Warn people off roller doors and loading bays with lights and sound.

Side passages and yards

Short-range coverage of gates and side paths where intruders try first.

How wide is the view?

106° across from the fixed 2.8 mm lens, wide enough for most entries and driveways.

Is a recorder included?

No. This listing is the camera only. It works with an IVSEC NVR, any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder, the IVSEC app, or a microSD card in the camera.

How is it powered?

From one network cable on a PoE (IEEE 802.3af) recorder or switch port, or from a 12 V DC supply. It draws under 14 W.

Does it record in colour at night?

Yes. Its day and night mode is full colour (auto), using the white light. IR reaches up to 25 m.

What does active deterrence do?

On an alarm it can flash its red and blue strobe lights, switch on the white light and sound a siren through the built-in speaker. You can also talk through it from the IVSEC app.

Does it have two-way audio?

Yes. A microphone and speaker are built in. Check your state's surveillance laws before recording sound.

What frame rate does it record at?

IVSEC's spec table lists 30 fps at 8MP, while its overview says 25 frames per second, so plan on 25 fps.

What analytics does it have?

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

Can it go outside?

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

Which junction box fits?

IVSEC lists the IV2422X, IV2433X, IV2444X, IV2455X, IV2457X, IV2477X and IV2480X accessories for this camera. Ask us which suits your wall or ceiling.

What is the difference from the NC323XD?

The NC323ADX has a wider 2.8 mm lens, colour night vision, red, blue and white lights and a speaker. The NC323XD has a 3.6 mm lens, IR only and a microphone.

Who can install the cable?

Concealed data cabling to the camera is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler. Any new power point needs a licensed electrician.