Hanwha QNV-7012R Series 4MP IR Vandal IP Dome Camera, 2.8mm Lens, White

The Hanwha QNV-7012R is a 4MP outdoor IR vandal-resistant IP dome camera with a fixed 2.8mm lens and a white housing. It suits installers and businesses that need dependable day and night coverage in places where a camera may be tampered with or hit. Impact and weather protection, built-in analytics and a microSD slot for local recording make it a practical choice for hallways, entrances and exterior walls.

Key features

• Records 4MP video at up to 30 fps with H.265, H.264 and MJPEG support, plus multiple streaming.
• Day and night operation with an ICR filter and 120dB WDR for scenes with mixed bright and dark areas.
• Built-in detection covers defocus, directional, motion, enter/exit and tampering events.
• Infrared illumination reaches 20m, and the housing is rated IP66 and IK10.
• Includes a microSD slot (up to 128GB), PoE or 12VDC power, hallway view support and WiseStream II.

Specifications

Model: QNV-7012R

Brand: Hanwha

Product Series: Q

Effective Camera Resolution: 4MP

Maximum Video Resolution: 2560 x 1440

Maximum Frame Rate: 30fps

Image Sensor Type: CMOS

Lens Type: Fixed Focus

Focal Length: 2.8mm

Maximum Aperture: f/2

Field of View (Vertical): 59.70°

Shortest Shutter Speed: 1/12,000 Second

Longest Shutter Speed: 1/5 Second

Night Vision: Yes, Infrared (IR)

Night Vision Distance: 65.62'

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes

Video Formats: MJPEG

Codecs: H.265, H.264, MJPEG, multiple streaming

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Form Factor: Dome

Color: White

Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor

Ingress Protection Rating: IP66

Impact Protection Rating: IK10

Durability: Impact Resistant

Connectivity Technology: Wired

Network (RJ-45): Yes

Input Voltage: 12V DC

Storage Type: SD Card

Remote Management: Yes

NDAA Compliant: Yes

Maximum Operating Temperature: 131°F

Minimum Operating Temperature: -40°F

Operating Humidity: 95% RH

Diameter: 4.74″

Weight: 1.12lb

Country of Origin: VN

Installation notes

Aim the camera before final tightening, and keep it clear of walls or soffits that could reflect infrared light back into the lens at night. Run the network cable with a drip loop and seal the cable entry so moisture stays out, and use a PoE switch or injector for a single-cable install.