Hanwha LNO-6012R L-Series 2MP Outdoor IR Bullet Camera, 2.8mm Fixed Lens, Gray

The Hanwha LNO-6012R is a 2MP outdoor IR bullet network camera from the L-Series. It handles everyday exterior surveillance for businesses, installers and homeowners who want clear 1920 x 1080 video day and night from a wired PoE camera. The fixed 2.8mm lens, 120 dB WDR and 30 m of IR range make it a straightforward choice for entrances, hallways and building perimeters.

Key features

• Records 2MP (1920 x 1080) video at 30fps at all resolutions using H.264, with MJPEG also supported.
• Offers multiple streaming and WiseStream II support to help manage video bandwidth.
• Uses Day and Night (ICR) operation, IR LEDs with 30 m viewable length and 120 dB WDR for varied lighting.
• Includes a hallway view mode, plus tampering and motion detection.
• Stores video locally on a Micro SD/SDHC card (up to 32GB) and runs on PoE.
• Carries an IP66 rating for outdoor installation.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: LNO-6012R

Product Series: L

Product Type: Bullet Camera

Color: Gray

Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor

Effective Camera Resolution: 2MP

Maximum Video Resolution: 1920 x 1080

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Maximum Frame Rate: 30fps

Image Sensor Type: CMOS

Lens Type: Fixed Focus

Focal Length: 2.8mm

Maximum Aperture: f/2

Field of View (Vertical): 61.50°

Shutter Speed: 1/12,000 second to 2 seconds

Video Formats: H.264

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes (120 dB)

Night Vision: Yes

Night Vision Distance: 98.43′ (30 m)

Connectivity: Wired, Network (RJ-45)

Remote Management: Yes

Memory Slot: Micro SD/SDHC, max. 32GB

Mount Type: Backbox Mount

Ingress Protection Rating: IP66

Durability: Waterproof

Operating Temperature: -22°F to 131°F

Operating Humidity: 90% RH

NDAA Compliant: Yes

Height: 10.30″

Width: 3.10″

Diameter: 3.07″

Weight: 0.86 lb

Installation notes

Mount the camera on a solid surface with its backbox and seal the cable entry well so the IP66 rating holds up outdoors. Since it runs on PoE, pull a single Ethernet cable to a PoE switch or injector, and aim it so IR LEDs are not pointed at a nearby wall or window that could reflect light back into the lens.