• IPC3618SS-ADF28K-I1 camera
• Fixing screws and drill template
• 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-H-IN junction box or TR-WM03-B-IN wall mount, if needed

01

Pick the spot

High enough to be out of easy reach, close enough to see faces, with a route for one Cat6 cable. Under an eave keeps sun and rain off the lens.

02

Fix the base

Screw the base to the ceiling, eave or wall, or onto a TR-JB03-H-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

Turn the eyeball to frame the view, then add it to the NVR or the Uniview app, then draw the lines and zones for alerts.

Recorder

Uniview PoE NVR

Powers the camera over one Cat6 cable, adds it automatically and records the smart events.

Mounting

TR-JB03-H-IN junction box

Encloses the cable joint behind the camera on brick, render or a soffit with no cavity.

Walls

TR-WM03-B-IN wall mount

Holds the camera out from the wall so it can look along the building.

Cabling

Cat6 cable

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

Shop entries

People counting and 4K faces at the door.

Car parks

Vehicle and person alerts across the bays.

Loading docks

Smooth 30 fps 4K of trucks and goods.

Receptions

Object left or removed alerts.

What resolution and frame rate does it record?

8MP 4K (3840 × 2160) at up to 30 fps, so movement stays smooth even at full resolution.

What is LightHunter?

Uniview’s low-light imaging. It keeps the picture in colour and low in noise in very dim light (down to 0.002 lux), before the camera needs to switch to infrared.

Will trees and headlights set it off?

Much less often than plain motion detection. Smart intrusion prevention sorts what it sees into people, vehicles and bikes, and filters out most false alarms from leaves, birds and lights.

What else can it detect?

It counts people and alerts on crowd density, and can flag objects left behind or removed from a scene, as well as motion, tampering and loud sounds.

How far does it see at night?

Up to 40 m in black and white with infrared. Smart IR turns the IR down on close objects so faces are not washed out white. In dim light before the IR is needed it stays in colour down to 0.002 lux.

How wide does it see?

The 2.8 mm lens covers 97.49° across, 52.31° high. Uniview rates it to identify a person at 8.7 m and recognise someone known at 17.4 m, with detection out to 86.9 m.

Which mount do I need?

It screws straight to a ceiling or eave. Add the TR-JB03-H-IN junction box where there is no cavity behind to hide the cable joint, or use the TR-WM03-B-IN wall mount to hold it out from a wall. The TR-JB07/WM03-F-IN combines a wall mount with a junction box.

Can it go outside?

Yes. It is rated IP67 against dust and water, and works from −30 °C to 60 °C. Mount it under an eave where you can, to keep rain and direct sun off the lens.

Will it work with my recorder?

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

Can I watch it on my phone?

Yes. Watch it through a Uniview NVR in the Uniview mobile app, or add the camera to the app on its own. Live view in a web browser works without a plug-in in current Chrome, Firefox and Edge.

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 7.0 W at most.

What is the warranty?

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