Hanwha TNV-8011C T Series 5MP Anti-Ligature Corner-Mount Camera, 2.3mm Fixed Lens, White

The Hanwha TNV-8011C is a 5MP anti-ligature corner-mount network camera from the T Series, built for corrections and behavioral health facilities. It combines an impact-resistant, IP66-rated white housing with a built-in 2.3mm fixed lens and a hallway view mode. The IK10 rating, WDR and low-light sensitivity make it a practical choice for interior spaces where tamper resistance matters.

Key features

• Anti-ligature corner-mount design suits corrections and behavioral health environments.
• Records 5MP (2592 x 1944) video at 30 fps at all resolutions in H.265 or H.264.
• Sees in dim conditions, with 0.1 lux in color and 0.02 lux in B/W at F2.3, plus Day & Night mode.
• 120dB WDR helps balance scenes with bright and dark areas.
• Supports H.265, H.264 and MJPEG with multiple streaming, plus WiseStream II.
• Includes video and audio analytics, and a microSD/SDHC/SDXC slot for cards up to 128GB.

Specifications

Model: TNV-8011C

Brand: Hanwha

Product series: T

Product type: Corner Mount Camera

Color: White

Effective resolution: 5MP

Maximum video resolution: 2592 x 1944

Maximum frame rate: 30fps

Image sensor: CMOS

Lens: 2.3mm fixed, included

Maximum aperture: F2.3

Field of view (horizontal): 131.0°

Field of view (vertical): 93.40°

Minimum illumination: 0.0200lux

Shutter speed: 1/12000 second to 2 second

Wide dynamic range: Yes

Mount type: Corner Mount

Impact protection rating: IK10

Ingress protection rating: IP66

Durability: Impact Resistant

Connectivity: Wired, Network (RJ-45)

Storage type: Memory Card

Remote management: Yes

Features: Alarm Triggering

Analog video signal format: CVBS

Operating temperature: 14°F to 131°F

Operating humidity: 95% RH

Width: 6.69″

Height: 6.49″

Depth: 3.10″

Weight: 1.83lb

TAA compliant: Yes

NDAA compliant: Yes

Country of origin: VN

Installation notes

Mount the camera in the room corner on a solid, flush surface so the anti-ligature housing sits tight with no gaps, and confirm the view covers the area before final fixing. Run the network cable to the RJ-45 port, then commission the camera and check the image, any analytics settings and the microSD card if you are recording locally.