Hanwha TNV-C8011RW T Series 5MP AI IR Wall Mount Camera, 1.6mm Fixed Lens, 15m IR, White

The Hanwha TNV-C8011RW is a 5MP wall-mount panoramic network camera from the T Series, built to cover a wide area at eye level with infrared night vision. It uses an AI engine for loitering and line-crossing detection, and it suits businesses and facilities that want analytics plus a tamper-resistant, rounded housing. The 175° horizontal view and IK10, IP66 rating are what set it apart.

Key features

• AI-based analytics detect loitering and line crossing.
• A 5MP panoramic view covers 175° horizontally and monitors at eye level.
• The compact housing has rounded edges for an anti-ligature design.
• Business intelligence tools include people counting, vehicle counting, queue management and heatmaps.
• WDR at 120dB, SSNR and WiseNRII help with difficult lighting, and WiseStreamIII manages the stream using the AI engine.
• A built-in microphone is included, and the camera is rated IP66 and IK10.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: TNV-C8011RW

Product Series: T

Product Type: Panoramic Camera

Color: White

Effective Camera Resolution: 5MP

Maximum Video Resolution: 2592 x 1944

Maximum Frame Rate: 30fps

Video Formats: H.264

Image Sensor Type: CMOS

Lens Type: Fixed

Focal Length: 1.6mm

Maximum Aperture: f/1.6

Field of View (Horizontal): 175.0°

Field of View (Vertical): 125.00°

Minimum Illumination: 0.0038lux

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

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes

Features: Back Light Compensation (BLC)

Night Vision: Infrared (IR), 49.21′

Mount Type: Wall Mount

Connectivity: Wired, Network (RJ-45)

Storage Type: Memory Card

Remote Management: Yes

Ingress Protection Rating: IP66

Impact Protection Rating: IK10

Operating Temperature: -22°F to 131°F

Operating Humidity: 95% RH

TAA Compliant: Yes

Environmental Certification: FCC

Country of Origin: VN

Installation notes

Mount the camera on a wall at the height where you want eye-level coverage, and confirm the view and IR range on site before final fixing. Run the network cable to the RJ-45 port, seal the cable entry properly to preserve the weather rating, and check the settings in commissioning.