Speco ZIPWL4D1 4-channel Poe Nvr Kit 4 Turret Cameras

Product Description

The SPECO ZIPWL4D1 is a bundled IP surveillance kit that combines a 4-channel Power over Ethernet NVR with four outdoor turret cameras fitted with 2.8mm fixed lenses. The NVR powers and records camera feeds over a single Ethernet connection per camera, eliminating the need for separate power runs to each unit. The 2.8mm lens provides a wide field of view suited to entry points, parking areas, and perimeter coverage. This kit is designed for licensed security installers and integrators deploying small commercial or residential surveillance systems.

This bundle is used in applications where a complete, matched IP camera system is needed without sourcing components separately. The outdoor-rated turret cameras are suited for exterior mounting at building entrances, loading docks, and covered exterior areas. The PoE architecture simplifies cable runs and reduces installation labor. Typical deployments include small businesses, retail locations, multi-family residential properties, and light commercial facilities requiring entry-level IP video surveillance.

Key Features

• 4-channel PoE NVR powers and records all cameras over a single Cat cable per camera
• Includes four outdoor turret cameras with 2.8mm fixed-angle wide-view lenses
• Outdoor-rated turret housings suited for perimeter and entry-point installation
• All-in-one bundle reduces component sourcing and ensures camera-to-NVR compatibility
• Sold as a single unit kit (EA, quantity 1)

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained IP bundle kit; cameras and NVR are matched at the factory for direct plug-and-play operation within the SPECO IP bundle and kits product line.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down the NVR before connecting or disconnecting cameras. Route Cat5e or Cat6 cabling from the NVR PoE ports to each camera location, keeping runs within the supported PoE cable distance limits. Mount cameras on a stable surface using appropriate anchors for the substrate material before making final cable terminations.