A two-camera VIP Vision Professional AI kit: an 8MP ID4 deterrence turret and an 8MP 180° dual-lens turret on the NVR8PRO-I 8-channel PoE recorder, with a 2TB drive fitted and cables in the box.
VIP Vision Professional AI kit. An 8MP ID4 deterrence turret and an 8MP 180° dual-lens turret on an 8-channel PoE recorder with a 2TB drive fitted. Both cameras light up, flash red and blue and sound a siren when a person or vehicle comes in.
In one sentence: the NKPRO-88601D1DD is a VIP Vision NVR8PRO-I 8-channel PoE recorder with a 2TB drive, one VSIPP-8DG-ID4 8MP deterrence turret and one VSIPP-8DD-ID3 8MP 180° dual-lens deterrence turret, with Cat5e cables included.
Everything to record two cameras, with the 2TB drive already fitted.
Both cameras plug straight into the recorder’s PoE ports with the cables in the box. Add a screen and an internet connection and you are recording.
Most cameras only record a break-in. These two spot a person or vehicle crossing a line you draw, then switch on a warm white spotlight, flash red and blue and sound a siren, while the recorder sends an alert to your phone.
One in the kit
A 1/2.7” 8MP sensor behind a 2.8 mm F1.0 lens gives a 106° view at 3840 × 2160 and 25 fps. It switches to colour at night with its warm white spotlight, has 30 m infrared, a built-in mic and speaker for two-way talk, a microSD slot up to 256GB and an IP67 metal housing. It identifies a face at about 7 m and detects a person out to 66 m.
One in the kit
Two 4MP sensors are stitched into one 8MP 4096 × 1860 picture covering 180° across, so one camera on a corner or the middle of a wall watches the whole yard. It has two warm white lights (20 m), 25 m infrared, a red and blue strobe, a siren, a mic and speaker, microSD up to 256GB and an IP67 metal housing.
The recorder
Each camera takes power and video from one network cable plugged into the back. The recorder handles up to 256Mbps (180Mbps with AI on), records up to 16MP, shows 4K on HDMI and has two drive bays of up to 16TB each. The 2TB drive is fitted, and the second bay is free for more storage.
How it goes in
01
Mount the cameras about 2.4–3 m high, under eaves where you can. Put the 180° turret on a corner or the middle of a long wall, and the ID4 turret on the door, gate or driveway you most want faces from.
02
Run one network cable from each camera back to the recorder. The kit has a 20 m and a 30 m cable; PoE works on runs up to 100 m.
03
Plug the cameras into the PoE ports, the screen into HDMI or VGA and the network port into your router, then power on and follow the startup wizard.
04
Scan the recorder’s QR code with the DMSS app, then draw tripwire lines or zones so the alerts, lights and siren only fire for people and vehicles.
At a glance
Show specs
Kit code
NKPRO-88601D1DD
Recorder
VIP Vision NVR8PRO-I, 8 channels, 8 PoE ports (72 W total)
Cameras
1 × VSIPP-8DG-ID4 8MP turret
1 × VSIPP-8DD-ID3 8MP 180° dual-lens turret
Spare channels
6 for more cameras
Storage
2TB fitted; 2 bays, up to 16TB each
Resolution
3840 × 2160 at 25 fps (ID4); 4096 × 1860 at 20 fps (180°)
Field of view
106° (ID4); 180° (dual-lens)
Night vision
30 m infrared (ID4); 25 m infrared (180°); colour with the warm white lights
Deterrence
Spotlight, red and blue strobe and siren on both cameras
Audio
Built-in mic and speaker on both cameras, for two-way talk
Weather rating
IP67, metal housings, −40 °C to +60 °C
Recording bandwidth
256Mbps (180Mbps with AI on)
Display
HDMI up to 4K, VGA up to 1080p
Compression
H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264
Warranty
4 years
Mixed-camera kit: resolution, field of view and night range differ between the two cameras, as listed above. Figures from the VIP Vision datasheets.
Pair it with
More cameras
Another 8MP deterrence turret for a second door, gate or driveway. Six channels are free.
Wider cover
A second 180° camera for the backyard or the other side of the house.
Mounting
Hides and seals the cable join behind a turret on brick, render or cladding.
Where it is used
The ID4 on the front door, the 180° turret across the driveway and front yard.
One 180° turret on the corner covers two sides of the house.
Shopfront and rear door, with lights and a siren after hours.
Reception entry and car park, with face detail at the door.
Wide view of the yard and a close watch on the shed door.
A small system now, with six channels to grow into.
| NKPRO-88601D1DD | NKPRO-88602D | NKPRO-88602D2DD | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cameras | 1 × ID4 turret, 1 × 180° turret | 2 × ID4 turrets | 2 × ID4 turrets, 2 × 180° turrets |
| 180° coverage | Yes, one camera | No | Yes, two cameras |
| Recorder | NVR8PRO-I, 2TB | NVR8PRO-I, 2TB | NVR8PRO-I, 2TB |
| Spare channels | 6 | 6 | 4 |
| Deterrence | Both cameras | Both cameras | All four cameras |
All three use the same recorder and VIP Vision Professional AI cameras with a 4-year warranty. Camera figures from the VIP Vision datasheets.
The VSIPP-8DG-ID4 is a single-lens 8MP turret with a 106° view, best for detail at a door or gate. The VSIPP-8DD-ID3 uses two lenses to cover 180° in one picture, best for a whole yard or driveway from one spot.
Yes. A 2TB surveillance drive is fitted in the recorder. There is a second bay, and each bay takes a drive of up to 16TB.
As a rough guide, about three to five weeks with both cameras recording around the clock on H.265. Recording on events, or adding a bigger drive, stretches that further.
Yes, one 20 m and one 30 m Cat5e cable, plus a 1 m cable for your router. For a camera further away, use a longer Cat5e or Cat6 run of up to 100 m.
No. The recorder powers both cameras through the network cable (PoE), so the only power point needed is at the recorder.
A person or vehicle crossing a tripwire line or entering a zone you draw. You choose which cameras react and when, so it can stay quiet during the day.
Yes. Both cameras have a built-in microphone and speaker, so you can listen and talk from the app.
Yes. Six channels and six PoE ports are free on the NVR8PRO-I, within its 72 W PoE budget. VIP Vision Professional AI cameras plug straight in.
Yes. Connect the recorder to your router and scan its QR code in the free DMSS app for live view, playback and alerts on iPhone and Android.
Yes. The ID4 turret has 30 m infrared and the 180° turret 25 m. Either can switch to colour at night using its warm white lights.
Many customers do, because each camera needs one cable and the recorder finds it automatically. In Australia, cable run inside walls and ceilings should be installed by a registered cabler.
4 years, supported in Australia by Infront Technologies. Contact us first and we will organise any claim.
Want to swap a camera or add more? Call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected] with your layout and we will put together the right mix.
Power. Use the power cable supplied with the recorder (100–240 V AC). Power off before fitting or removing a hard drive.
Placement. Keep the recorder indoors between −10 °C and 55 °C with space around its vents, somewhere secure. The cameras are IP67 rated for outdoor use.
Cabling. Fixed cable inside walls and ceilings must be installed by a registered cabler to the Australian wiring rules.
Privacy. Aim cameras at your own property. Recording audio and filming neighbours or public areas are covered by state surveillance laws.
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