• 1 × VIP Vision Professional AI NVR8PRO-I 8-channel PoE recorder with 2TB surveillance drive fitted
• 2 × VIP Vision VSIPP-8DD-ID3 8MP 180° dual-lens turret
• 1 × 20 m and 1 × 30 m Cat5e network cables
• Recorder power cable, HDMI cable, 1 m network cable and USB mouse
• Screws, plugs and a mounting template for each camera
• Quick start guides

• A monitor or TV with HDMI or VGA
• Your router and internet connection, for the phone app
• Longer Cat5e or Cat6 runs if a camera is more than 30 m away (up to 100 m)
• Optional junction boxes for a neat, sealed cable entry

01

Plan the positions

Mount the cameras about 2.4–3 m high, under eaves where you can. A corner or the middle of a long wall gives the 180° view the most to see.

02

Run the cables

Run one network cable from each camera back to the recorder. The kit includes 1 × 20 m and 1 × 30 m Cat5e network cables; PoE works on runs up to 100 m.

03

Connect the recorder

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

Set the app and zones

Scan the recorder’s QR code with the DMSS app, then draw tripwire lines or zones so alerts, lights and sirens only fire for people and vehicles.

More cameras

VSIPP-8DD-ID3 180° dual-lens turret

Another 180° dual-lens turret for a second door, gate or driveway. Six channels are free.

Mounting

Junction boxes

A matching VIP Vision junction box hides and seals the cable join behind each camera. Ask us for the right one for each model.

Cabling

Cat6 cable box

Solid-copper Cat6 for longer runs of up to 100 m to each camera.

Family homes

Front door, driveway and back yard covered from the eaves.

Units and townhouses

Entry, garage and courtyard in a small footprint.

Small shops

Shopfront and rear door, with lights and a siren after hours.

Home offices

Entry and parking for a business run from home.

Sheds and workshops

Roller door and yard, with alerts to your phone.

Rentals and granny flats

A small system now, with channels to grow into.

What is the VSIPP-8DD-ID3 best at?

The VSIPP-8DD-ID3 uses two lenses to cover 180° in one picture, with lights, strobe and siren, best for a whole yard or driveway from one spot. It identifies a face at about 5 m and detects a person out to 50 m.

Is the hard drive included?

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.

How many days will it record?

As a rough guide, about 22 to 33 days with both cameras recording around the clock on H.265 on the 2TB drive. Recording on events, or adding a bigger drive, stretches that a long way.

Are the cables included?

Yes: 1 × 20 m and 1 × 30 m Cat5e network cables, 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.

Do the cameras need power points?

No. The recorder powers the cameras through the network cable (PoE), so the only power point needed is at the recorder.

What sets off the lights and siren?

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.

Can I talk through the cameras?

Yes, on the VSIPP-8DD-ID3: a built-in microphone and speaker let you listen and talk from the app.

Can I add more cameras later?

Yes. Six channels are free on the NVR8PRO-I, with 6 PoE ports to match. VIP Vision Professional AI cameras plug straight in.

Can I watch it on my phone?

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.

How far do they see at night?

Infrared reaches 25 m in black and white, and the warm white lights give colour closer in.

Can I install it myself?

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.

What is the warranty?

4 years, supported in Australia by Infront Technologies. Contact us first and we will organise any claim.