Hanwha QND-7082R Q-Series 4MP IR Dome, 3.2-10mm, White

The Hanwha QND-7082R is a 4MP indoor network IR dome camera from the Q-Series, built for ceiling-mounted video surveillance in businesses and homes. Its 3.2-10mm motorized varifocal lens lets you set the field of view without swapping optics, and the built-in IR gives it night coverage out to 20m (65.62ft). WDR (120dB), the hallway view option and a microSD slot make it a practical choice for entryways, corridors and offices.

Key features

• Records up to 30 fps at 4MP resolution.
• The 3.1x motorized varifocal lens covers 3.2 to 10mm.
• Day and night operation with an ICR filter, plus 120dB WDR for scenes with bright and dark areas.
• Supports H.265, H.264 and MJPEG with multiple streams, and WiseStream II.
• Analytics include defocus, directional and motion detection, enter/exit and tampering alerts.
• Hallway view (90/270), LDC support and a microSD/SDHC/SDXC slot (up to 128GB) for local storage.

Specifications

Model: QND-7082R

Brand: Hanwha

Product series: Q

Product type: Network Camera

Form factor: Dome

Color: White

Effective camera resolution: 4MP

Image sensor type: CMOS

Maximum frame rate: 30fps

Aspect ratio: 16:9

Lens type: Varifocal

Focal length: 3.2-10mm

Maximum aperture: f/1.6

Minimum aperture: f/2.9

Field of view: Diagonal

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

Wide dynamic range: Yes

Night vision: Yes, Infrared (IR)

Night vision distance: 65.62'

Video formats: H.264

Storage type: Memory Card

Network (RJ-45): Yes

Connectivity technology: Wired

Analog video signal format: CVBS

Remote management: Yes

Features: Alarm Triggering

Mount type: Ceiling Mount

Indoor/outdoor: Indoor

Input voltage: 12V DC

Operating temperature: 14°F to 131°F

Operating humidity: 95%

Diameter: 4.70″

Weight: 11.29oz

NDAA compliant: Yes

Country of origin: VN

Installation notes

This is an indoor ceiling-mount dome, so plan the location with a clear view of the area and keep it away from glass or shiny surfaces close to the lens that could reflect the IR light. Confirm the 12V DC supply and the network cable run before mounting, then fine-tune the view and focus with the motorized lens once the camera is live.