• IPC3608SB-ADF16KM-I0 camera
• Mounting screws and accessories
• Quick guide

• A PoE NVR or switch (802.3af), or a 12 V DC supply
• Cat6 cable to the camera
• A microSD card up to 512GB, to record on the camera
• TR-JB03-G-IN junction box or TR-WM03-D-IN wall mount, if needed

01

Pick the spot

The middle of the wall that faces the area, 2.5–3.5 m up. A 180° camera works best looking straight out, not from a corner.

02

Fix the camera

Screw the base to the wall or eave, or onto a TR-JB03-G-IN junction box so the cable joint is enclosed.

03

Plug it in

Run Cat6 to a PoE port on the NVR or a PoE switch. The camera powers up from the cable.

04

Aim and add

Level the turret so the horizon sits straight, choose the correction level, then add it to the NVR or the Uniview EZView app.

Recorder

Uniview PoE NVR

Uniview recorders add the camera over one Cat6 cable, bring in its smart events and keep weeks of footage on their hard drives.

Mounting

TR-JB03-G-IN junction box

Listed by Uniview for this camera. Encloses the cable joint behind the turret on brick, render or a soffit with no cavity.

Walls

TR-WM03-D-IN wall mount

Listed by Uniview for this camera. Holds the turret out from the wall.

Cabling

Cat6 cable

Solid copper Cat6 for PoE runs up to 100 m from the switch or recorder.

Yards and driveways

The whole width of the property from one point on the house.

Shop floors

Every aisle end and the counter in one picture.

Car parks

All the bays along one side of a building.

Warehouses

Loading area and racking from one wall.

Does the picture look like a fisheye?

Less so. The camera corrects the image on board, with nine levels to choose from, so straight lines near the edges look straighter. At the strongest settings the far edges are stretched a little; pick the level that suits the scene.

Can it see faces at the far side?

It is built for coverage, not long-range faces. Uniview rates it to identify a person at 3.8 m and recognise someone known at 7.6 m. Add a standard camera at a door or gate where you need faces further out.

How far does it see at night?

Up to 20 m with Smart IR (850 nm). Smart IR turns the IR down on close objects so faces are not washed out.

Will cats and trees set it off?

Much less often than plain motion detection. Smart intrusion prevention sorts people, vehicles and non-motor vehicles such as bikes, so alarms come from the targets you choose.

Does it record sound?

Yes, it has a built-in microphone. It has no speaker and no two-way audio.

Will one 180° camera replace two normal cameras?

Often, yes. Mounted in the middle of a wall it covers from one side of the area to the other, where a standard 2.8 mm camera sees about 100°. That means one cable, one licence on the recorder and no blind spot between two cameras. For faces at a distance, a second camera aimed at the door is still worth adding.

Will it work with my recorder?

Uniview NVRs find it on their PoE ports and add it automatically, along with its smart events. Other recorders that support ONVIF (Profile S, G, T, M) can add it too, although smart events and the special views may only come through fully on Uniview.

Can I watch it on my phone?

Yes. Watch it through your Uniview NVR in the Uniview EZView app, or add the camera to the app on its own. Live view also works in a web browser.

Can it record without an NVR?

Yes. Fit a microSD card of up to 512GB and it records on the camera itself. With an NVR, the card also covers network drop-outs: ANR sends the missed footage to the recorder when the link returns.

How is it powered?

By PoE (IEEE 802.3af) over the same Cat6 cable as the video, from a PoE NVR or switch. Without PoE, it runs on a 12 V DC supply. It draws 5.5 W at most.

What is Ultra 265?

Uniview’s video compression. It keeps the same picture as H.265 in less space, so the recorder holds more days of footage. H.265, H.264 and MJPEG are there too.

What is the warranty?

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