Hanwha QND-6082R1 Q-Series 2MP IR Indoor Dome, 3.2-10mm Lens, White

The Hanwha QND-6082R1 is a Q-Series 2MP indoor dome network camera with built-in infrared night vision and a 3.2-10mm varifocal lens. It suits installers and businesses who need a ceiling-mount camera for offices, retail spaces and corridors, with the option to record to a memory card in the camera. The varifocal lens, hallway view and NDAA compliance stand out.

Key features

• The 3.2-10mm (3.1x) varifocal lens lets you set the field of view on site.
• It streams up to 30fps at 2MP in H.265 or H.264, with MJPEG and multiple streaming also supported.
• Infrared LEDs give a viewable length of 20m for low-light and dark areas.
• Motion detection, tampering and defocus detection are built in.
• Hallway view in 90°/270° orientation and LDC support help with narrow corridors.
• A micro SD/SDHC/SDXC slot takes cards up to 128GB for onboard storage.

Specifications

Model: QND-6082R1

Brand: Hanwha

Product series: Q

Product type: Network camera

Form factor: Dome

Color: White

Indoor/outdoor: Indoor

Mount type: Ceiling mount

Effective camera resolution: 2MP

Maximum resolution: 1920 x 1080

Aspect ratio: 16:9

Image sensor type: CMOS

Maximum frame rate: 30fps

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

Minimum illumination: 0.03lux (color), 0lux (B/W, IR LED on)

Lens type: Varifocal, included

Focal length: 3.2-10mm

Maximum aperture: f/1.6

Minimum aperture: f/2.9

Field of view (horizontal): 109.0°

Field of view (vertical): 57.40°

Shutter speed: 1/5 second to 1/12000 second

Wide dynamic range: Yes

Automatic white balance: Yes

Night vision: Yes, infrared (IR)

Night vision distance: 65.62′ (20m)

Storage type: Memory card (micro SD/SDHC/SDXC, max. 128GB)

Network (RJ-45): Yes

Connectivity: Wired

Power: PoE or 12V DC

Remote management: Yes

NDAA compliant: Yes

Operating temperature: 14°F to 131°F

Operating humidity: 90%

Diameter: 4.70″

Weight: 11.29oz

Country of origin: VN

Installation notes

Mount the camera to a ceiling and set the varifocal lens to the view you need while checking live video on site. Powering it over PoE keeps the cabling to a single run; use the 12V DC input if a PoE port is not available, and keep the dome clear of strong reflective surfaces that can bounce the IR light back into the lens.