• 1 × Uniarch NVR-432XU-P16 32-channel PoE NVR with power supply
• 4 × Uniarch IPC-B1P8-AF28KC Tri-Guard 8MP 4K bullet
• 1 × Uniarch IPC-P4P4-X25 4MP 25× zoom PTZ
• 2 × Uniarch IPC-D1E8-AF28K 8MP 4K vandal dome
• 8 × Uniarch IPC-T1E8-AF28K 8MP 4K turret
• Mounting screws and plugs for each camera
• Quick guides
• Hard drive fitted if you choose a 2, 4, 6 or 8TB option

• A hard drive, if you choose the No HDD option
• Cat6 cable from the recorder to each camera (up to 100 m per run)
• A monitor or TV with HDMI or VGA
• Your router and internet connection, for the phone app
• Optional junction boxes for a neat, weatherproof cable entry

01

Plan the positions

Mount cameras about 2.4–3 m high, under eaves where possible, aimed at doors, gates and paths rather than open sky.

02

Run the Cat6

One cable from each camera back to the recorder, up to 100 m. Fit a junction box behind each camera for a neat, sealed join.

03

Connect the recorder

Plug the cameras into the PoE ports, the screen into HDMI and the network port into your router, then power on and follow the wizard.

04

Add the app and zones

Scan the QR code in the Uniarch app, then draw detection lines and zones so alerts and warnings only fire for people and vehicles.

Cabling

Uniarch Cat6 305 m box

Solid-copper Cat6 for PoE runs of up to 100 m to each camera.

Mounting

Junction boxes

TR-JB03-G-IN for the turrets and domes, TR-JB05-B-IN for the bullets: hides the cable join and seals it from the weather.

Mounting

TR-WM03-D-IN wall arm

Brings a turret or dome 183 mm off the wall where there is no eave.

Viewing

Uniarch 24" monitor

A Full HD screen with HDMI and speakers, rated for 24/7 viewing.

Industrial sites

Yard, gates, docks, offices and car park.

Councils and sports grounds

Car parks, clubrooms and fields.

Transport depots

Fleet yard, workshop, fuel and gate.

Does the PTZ need extra power?

It needs PoE+ (up to 21 W), which the recorder’s ports supply. All fifteen cameras draw at most about 108 W, inside the 150 W budget. If the PTZ is more than 100 m from the recorder, add a PoE+ switch part way.

Can I use more than one drive?

Yes. The NVR-432XU-P16 has four bays of up to 10TB each and supports RAID 1 and RAID 5. The kit option fits the first drive; add more any time.

Is a hard drive included?

Choose it in the options: No HDD, or a 2, 4, 6 or 8TB surveillance drive fitted and formatted. The standard option is No HDD, for people who already have a drive.

How many days will it record?

As a rough guide, each 4K camera recording around the clock with Ultra 265 uses about 25–40GB a day, so 15 cameras keep roughly 6–10 days on 4TB. Recording on motion, or at a lower bitrate on quiet cameras, stretches that a long way.

Is the cable included?

No, because every site needs a different length. Each camera needs its own Cat6 run of up to 100 m back to the recorder; the Uniarch 305 m Cat6 box covers most homes.

Do the cameras need power points?

No. The recorder powers every camera through the Cat6 cable (PoE), so the only power point needed is at the recorder.

Can I add more cameras later?

Yes. There are 17 spare channels on the NVR-432XU-P16, and any Uniarch camera plugs straight in. Cameras beyond its 16 PoE ports connect through a PoE switch on the network.

Can I watch it on my phone?

Yes. Connect the recorder to your router and scan its QR code in the free Uniarch app for live view, playback and alerts on iPhone and Android. There are no monthly fees.

Can I install it myself?

Many customers do: each camera needs one cable and the recorder finds the cameras automatically. In Australia, Cat6 run inside walls and ceilings should be installed by a registered cabler.

Will it work with cameras I already own?

Usually. ONVIF (Profile S, G or T) and RTSP cameras record on the NVR-432XU-P16, with basic motion events; smart events come from Uniarch cameras.

What is the warranty?

Uniarch 3-year manufacturer warranty, handled in Australia through us. Contact us first and we will organise any claim.