Hanwha ANV-L6012R A-Series 2MP Outdoor IR Vandal Dome IP Camera, 2.8mm Fixed Lens, White

The Hanwha ANV-L6012R is a 2MP outdoor IR vandal dome network camera from the A-Series, built for monitoring entrances, hallways and exterior areas where tampering is a concern. It pairs a fixed 2.8mm lens with infrared night vision and 120 dB WDR for scenes with mixed lighting. IK10 impact resistance, IP66 weather protection and NDAA compliance make it a practical pick for commercial and residential installs.

Key features

• Records 2MP (1920 x 1080) video at 30fps at all resolutions, using H.265 or H.264 compression.
• Supports H.265, H.264 and MJPEG codecs, with multiple streaming.
• The 2.8mm lens gives a 113.7° horizontal field of view, and Hallway View is supported.
• Day and Night (ICR) operation, 120 dB WDR and IR illumination handle low light and high-contrast scenes.
• Built-in analytics cover defocus, directional and motion detection, enter/exit and tampering, and WiseStream II is supported.
• A Micro SD/SDHC slot (max. 32GB) allows on-camera storage, and the camera runs on PoE.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: ANV-L6012R

Product series: A

Product type: Vandal Dome Network Camera

Effective resolution: 2MP (1920 x 1080)

Image sensor: CMOS

Aspect ratio: 16:9

Lens: 2.8mm fixed, f/2 maximum aperture

Horizontal field of view: 113.7°

Vertical field of view: 61.50°

Maximum frame rate: 30fps

Video formats: H.265, H.264, MJPEG

Wide dynamic range: Yes (120 dB)

Shutter speed: 1/12000 second to 2 seconds

Night vision: Infrared (IR), 98.43′ (30m) viewable length

Storage: Micro SD/SDHC memory card slot, max. 32GB

Network: RJ-45, PoE

Remote management: Yes

Mount type: Backbox mount

Ingress protection rating: IP66

Impact protection rating: IK10

Indoor/outdoor: Outdoor

Operating temperature: -22°F to 131°F

Operating humidity: 95%

Diameter: 4.70″

Weight: 14.46oz

Color: White

NDAA compliant: Yes

Country of origin: VN

Installation notes

Because the camera is PoE powered, plan the cable run to a PoE switch or injector and seal the outdoor cable entry so water cannot get into the backbox. Aim the camera so the IR range covers the area of interest, and avoid placing it close to walls or other surfaces that can reflect IR back into the lens at night.