• IPC3224SS-ADF28K-I1 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
• A ceiling or wall with a cable entry; ask us about mounts

01

Pick the spot

The ceiling or wall where the two views meet: the corner of a building, a T-junction of corridors, or above a doorway.

02

Fix the camera

Screw the base to the ceiling or wall and bring the cable in through the back or the side.

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

Open the cover, aim each lens on its own, refit the cover, then add both channels to the NVR or the 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.

Cabling

Cat6 cable

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

Storage

microSD card

A surveillance-grade card up to 512GB records on the camera itself and covers network drop-outs.

Power

PoE switch

Powers cameras over their Cat6 cable where the recorder has no free PoE ports or sits too far away.

Corridors and aisles

One lens each way from the middle.

Building corners

Both walls of the building from one corner.

Entries

One lens on the door, one on the car park.

Retail

Count people at the door with channel 1.

Is it one camera or two on the recorder?

One IP address, two video channels. Most Uniview NVRs add it as two channels, so check your recorder has two free channels for it.

Is the picture stitched into a panorama?

No. Each lens is a separate 4MP picture, so you can aim them in different directions. For a single stitched 180° picture, look at the IPC3K28SE.

Do both lenses have smart detection?

Yes. Line crossing, intrusion and region entrance and exit work on both channels with human and vehicle filtering. People counting works on channel 1.

Does it record sound?

Yes, through its built-in dual mics. There is no built-in speaker, but the audio output can drive an external speaker for two-way audio.

How far does it see at night?

Up to 30 m with Smart IR on each lens.

Is it vandal resistant?

Yes. It is rated IK10 for impact and IP67 for weather.

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 9.1 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.