• NC592XA PTZ 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 802.3at) port or a 12 V DC supply
• IV2488X pole mount bracket for a pole

01

Plan the mount

Pick a solid wall or pole with a clear view in every direction. Use the IV2488X bracket on a pole.

02

Run cable and power

Run Cat5e or Cat6 to a PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) recorder or switch port, or use a 12 V DC supply. Seal the cable 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 presets, patrols and AI

Save up to 255 preset views, link them into a patrol, then draw line crossing or intrusion zones and link them to the PTZ so it turns to each event.

Recorder

An IVSEC NVR

Records the 5MP stream and controls the PTZ, presets and patrols. Any ONVIF Profile S, G or T recorder can also be used.

Power

A PoE+ port

IVSEC lists IEEE 802.3at PoE or 12 V DC, under 14 W. Use a PoE+ recorder or switch port, or ask us about an injector.

Mounting

IV2488X pole mount bracket

IVSEC's listed accessory for fixing the camera to a pole or post.

Storage

A microSD card

Optional, for recording in the camera or as a backup when the network drops.

Commercial complexes

Patrol car parks, entries and loading areas, and turn to any AI alarm.

Rural estates and farms

Cover sheds, yards and long driveways from one pole with IR to 100 m.

Warehouses and yards

Follow movement along fences, gates and docks with AI-linked PTZ.

Construction sites

One camera for the whole site after hours, with line crossing alarms.

Car parks

Zoom in on vehicles across a large lot, with licence plate detection on board.

Councils and sports grounds

Ovals, reserves and public areas from a single high mount.

How far can it zoom?

25x optical, from 5 mm to 125 mm. IVSEC lists the view narrowing from 53.3° across at the wide end to 3.8° at full zoom.

Is a recorder included?

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

How is it powered?

From a PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) port or a 12 V DC supply, and it draws under 14 W.

How far does it see at night?

Up to 100 m with its IR illuminators. Day and night switching is automatic.

Does it follow what it detects?

Yes. IVSEC links the AI analytics to the PTZ motor, so the camera moves to the event when a rule triggers and keeps tracking it.

Can it patrol on its own?

Yes. It stores up to 255 preset points for automated patrols across the property.

What analytics does it have?

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

Does it record sound?

Only with an external microphone. It has an audio input and an audio output connector, but no built-in microphone or speaker. Check your state's surveillance laws before recording audio.

Can it be mounted outside?

Yes. It is rated IP67 against weather and IK10 against impact, and runs from −20 °C to 60 °C.

How big is it?

Confirm with us. IVSEC lists 2.00 kg net, but its datasheet gives the same 455 × 330 × 380 mm figure for the camera and the packaging, so the camera size is not clear.

What is the difference from the NC692XA?

Both have a 25x zoom, 30 fps and IR to 100 m. The NC692XA records 8MP and runs down to −30 °C; the NC592XA records 5MP, draws under 14 W instead of 26 W and lists licence plate detection.

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.