Hanwha QND-6012R Wisenet Q-Series 2MP IR Dome Camera, 2.8mm Fixed Lens, White

The Hanwha QND-6012R is a 2MP indoor IR dome network camera from the Wisenet Q-Series, with a fixed 2.8mm lens and a white housing. It suits installers and businesses that need dependable Full HD coverage of rooms, corridors and entrances, and it supports hallway view. Standouts include 120dB WDR, built-in analytics, a microSD slot and an analog video output that helps with setup.

Key features

• Records 2MP (1920 x 1080) video at 30 fps at all resolutions, using H.265 or H.264, with MJPEG also supported.
• Handles bright and dark scenes with 120dB WDR and a Day & Night (ICR) mode, plus IR with a viewable length of 20m.
• Includes defocus, directional and motion detection, along with enter/exit, tampering and virtual line detection.
• Stores footage locally on a microSD card of up to 128GB and can be powered by PoE or 12V DC.
• Offers an analog video output that makes aiming and setup easier during installation.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: QND-6012R

Product Series: Q

Product Type: Dome Camera

Color: White

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°

Shortest Shutter Speed: 1/12,000 Second

Longest Shutter Speed: 1/5 Second

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes

Night Vision Type: Infrared (IR)

Night Vision Distance: 65.62'

Video Formats: MJPEG

Recording Formats: H.264

Storage Type: SD Card

Network (RJ-45): Yes

Connectivity Technology: Wired

Input Voltage: 12V DC

Remote Management: Yes

Mount Type: Ceiling Mount

Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor

Operating Temperature: 14°F to 131°F

Operating Humidity: 0-90% RH

Height: 3.40″

Diameter: 4.33″

NDAA Compliant: Yes

Country of Origin: VN

Installation notes

This is an indoor ceiling-mount dome, so pick a spot away from direct sunlight and clear of reflective surfaces close to the IR illuminators. Use the analog video output to aim and frame the shot on site, then confirm the view over the network before closing up the dome.