Hanwha QNO-7082R Q-Series 4MP IR Bullet Camera, 2-10mm Motorized Focal Lens, Dark Gray

The Hanwha QNO-7082R is a 4MP IR bullet network camera from the Q-Series, built for remote surveillance over a wired network. It has a motorized varifocal lens and infrared night vision out to 98.43', and it suits installers and businesses that need an outdoor-rated camera. Its IP66 and IK10 ratings and NDAA compliance are the standout points.

Key features

• Suited to remote surveillance, with remote management supported over the network.
• Infrared night vision reaches up to 98.43'.
• The 4MP CMOS sensor delivers HD video while drawing less power than a CCD sensor.
• The motorized varifocal lens lets you adjust the field of view without swapping lenses.
• Wide Dynamic Range and Automatic White Balance help with high-contrast scenes and changing light.
• IP66 ingress protection and IK10 impact resistance suit exposed locations.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: QNO-7082R

Product Series: Q

Product Type: Network Camera

Form Factor: Bullet

Effective Camera Resolution: 4MP

Image Sensor Type: CMOS

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Maximum Frame Rate: 30fps

Video Formats: H.264

Recording Formats: HD

Analog Video Signal Format: CVBS

Lens Included: Yes

Lens Type: Varifocal

Maximum Focal Length: 10.00mm

Field of View: Diagonal

Maximum Aperture: f/1.6

Minimum Aperture: f/2.9

Longest Shutter Speed: 1/5 Second

Shortest Shutter Speed: 1/12000 Second

Night Vision: Yes

Night Vision Type: Infrared (IR)

Night Vision Distance: 98.43'

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes

Features: Automatic White Balance

Connectivity Technology: Wired

Network (RJ-45): Yes

Remote Management: Yes

Storage Type: Memory Card

Mount Type: Backbox Mount

Durability: Impact Resistant

Impact Protection Rating: IK10

Ingress Protection Rating: IP66

Operating Humidity: 95%

Minimum Operating Temperature: -40°F

Maximum Operating Temperature: 131°F

NDAA Compliant: Yes

Color: Gray

Height: 10.23″

Width: 3.07″

Diameter: 3.10″

Weight: 1.98lb

Country of Origin: VN

Installation notes

Mount the camera on a solid backbox, and seal the cable entry so the outdoor ratings hold up. Aim it so the IR illuminator isn't pointed at nearby walls or glass, which can wash out the night image. Fine-tune zoom and focus from the live view during commissioning.