• IPC6828EL-X42-W-VH1 camera
• Waterproof cable parts
• Quick guide

• A Hi-PoE (802.3bt) port, or a 24 V DC or AC supply rated for 67 W
• Cat6 cable to the camera
• A heavy-duty wall or corner bracket (TR-WE45-A-IN or TR-UC08-A-IN)
• A microSD card up to 512GB, to record on the camera

01

Plan power and mount

Pick a high, rigid point such as a steel pole or a parapet. Check the 802.3bt port or 24 V supply can deliver 67 W.

02

Fix the bracket

Mount the bracket on a solid wall, corner or pole, run the cable through it and hang the camera. Seal the cable joint with the supplied waterproof parts.

03

Power it up

Run Cat6 to the bt port, or connect the 24 V supply, and add it to the NVR.

04

Set presets and rules

Save presets along the far boundary, set patrols, draw lines and zones and turn on auto tracking.

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.

Walls

TR-WE45-A-IN wall mount

Listed by Uniview for this camera.

Corners

TR-UC08-A-IN corner mount

Listed by Uniview for this camera, used with a wall mount on a building corner.

Cabling

Cat6 cable

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

Ports and marinas

Long sight lines over water, haze and all.

Mines and quarries

Watch haul roads and stockpiles from one tower.

Farms and stations

Gates and paddocks hundreds of metres away.

Large industrial sites

Whole perimeters from one high point.

What is laser IR?

An infrared illuminator that zooms with the lens, so it lights the distant spot you are zoomed into rather than spreading light everywhere. Uniview rates it to 500 m.

Why does it need so much power?

The long zoom motor, laser IR, heater and wiper together draw up to 67 W. That needs Hi-PoE (802.3bt) or a 24 V supply; PoE+ is not enough.

What is the wiper for?

It clears rain, dew and dust from the window, which matters at long zoom where small marks spoil the picture.

Does it stay steady on a pole?

It has a gyroscope for electronic image stabilisation, which steadies the picture at long zoom in wind.

How many alarm inputs?

Seven alarm inputs and two outputs, plus RS485, so it can work with fence sensors, beams and sirens.

What is a preset and a patrol?

A preset is a saved position with its own pan, tilt and zoom, such as the gate, the loading dock or the car park entry. A patrol moves the camera through a list of presets on a timer, so one camera keeps watch over several spots.

Does it need a bracket?

Yes. A PTZ camera is heavier than a fixed camera and needs a solid wall, corner, ceiling or pole mount. The Uniview mounts listed for it are shown under What goes with it; call us if you are not sure which one suits the site.

Will it work with my recorder?

Uniview NVRs add it and give you pan, tilt and zoom control from the recorder. Other ONVIF (Profile S, G, T, M) recorders can add it too; smart events and PTZ control depend on that recorder.

Can I control it from my phone?

Yes. In the Uniview EZView app you can watch live, pan, tilt and zoom, jump to presets and play back recordings.

Can it record on its own?

Yes, to a microSD card of up to 512GB. With an NVR, ANR fills any gap from the card when a network drop-out ends.

How is it powered?

By Hi-PoE (IEEE 802.3bt) from a switch or injector with a bt port, or from a 24 V DC or 24 V AC supply. It draws up to 67 W with the IR, heater and wiper running, far more than PoE+ can supply.

What is the warranty?

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