Hanwha SCD-6085R HD+ Series 2MP Analog IR Dome Camera, 3.2-10mm Varifocal Lens

The Hanwha SCD-6085R is a 2MP analog IR dome camera from the WiseNet HD+ line, built for indoor use. It sends 1080p video over existing coax, so it suits installers upgrading an analog system to HD without pulling new cable. A varifocal lens and built-in IR for night viewing let you set the field of view on site.

Key features

• Outputs 1080p over AHD by default, with composite video output that can be switched.
• The varifocal lens lets you adjust the view to suit the mounting location.
• Built-in IR LEDs provide night vision in complete darkness.
• Day and night (ICR), DWDR, SSNRIV noise reduction and motion detection help in changing light.
• Dual power support adds flexibility on power sourcing.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: SCD-6085R

Product Line: WiseNet

Product Series: AHD

Product Type: Surveillance Camera

Form Factor: Dome

Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor

Color: White

Effective Camera Resolution: 2MP

Maximum Video Resolution: 1600 x 1200

Maximum Resolution: 1280 x 720

Graphics Mode: Full HD

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Maximum Frame Rate: 30fps

Image Sensor Type: CMOS

Analog Video Signal Format: CVBS

Lens Type: Varifocal

Lens Included: Yes

Focal Length: 3.2-10mm

Minimum Focal Length: 3.20mm

Maximum Focal Length: 10.00mm

Maximum Aperture: f/1.6

Field of View: Diagonal

Minimum Illumination: 0.1000lux

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes

Longest Shutter Speed: 1 Second

Shortest Shutter Speed: 1/12000 Second

Night Vision: Yes

Night Vision Type: Visible-Light Illumination

Night Vision Distance: 65.62'

Input Voltage: 12V DC

Connectivity Technology: Wired

Features: Alarm Triggering

Remote Management: No

Mount Type: Backbox Mount

Height: 3.90″

Width: 4.70″

Depth: 4.70″

Diameter: 4.70″

Minimum Operating Temperature: 14°F

Maximum Operating Temperature: 131°F

Operating Humidity: 90%

NDAA Compliant: Yes

Country of Origin: VN

Installation notes

Confirm the recorder or DVR supports the camera's AHD output before mounting, and check the video signal at the recorder before final aiming. Set the varifocal lens while viewing the live image, and avoid pointing the camera directly at bright light sources or reflective surfaces close to the IR LEDs.