Hanwha XND-6010 X-Series 2MP Indoor Dome Camera, 2.4mm Fixed Lens, White

The Hanwha XND-6010 is a 2MP network dome camera from the X-Series, built for ceiling-mount video surveillance over a wired connection. It pairs a fixed 2.4mm lens with a wide 139.0° horizontal field of view, suiting installers covering hallways and open interior areas. WDR, IK08 impact resistance, NDAA compliance and a built-in SD card slot round out the package.

Key features

• Records at up to 1920 x 1080 and 60 fps in H.265, H.264 or MJPEG, with multiple streams supported.
• Day & Night (ICR), 150dB WDR and defog help it handle mixed lighting and low visibility.
• Onboard analytics include loitering, directional, fog and audio detection, digital auto tracking, people counting, queue management, heatmap and tampering alerts.
• Takes SD, SDHC or SDXC cards up to 512GB and can be powered by PoE or 12V DC.
• Hallway View, WiseStreamII and lens distortion correction (LDC) are supported.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: XND-6010

Series: X

Type: Dome network camera

Resolution: 2MP, 1920 x 1080 max video resolution

Image Sensor: CMOS

Lens: 2.4mm fixed, f/2 maximum aperture

Field of View: 139.0° horizontal, 73.00° vertical

Maximum Frame Rate: 60fps

Video Compression: H.265, H.264, MJPEG

Wide Dynamic Range: Yes (150dB)

Minimum Illumination: 0.0055lux

Night Vision: NIR active illumination, 60.00' distance

Shutter Speed: 1/12000 second to 2 second

Impact Protection Rating: IK08

Mount Type: Ceiling mount

Storage: Flash memory, SD / SDHC / SDXC slot (max. 512GB)

Network: RJ-45, wired

Power: PoE / 12V DC

Remote Management: Yes

Operating Temperature: -14°F to 131°F

Operating Humidity: 90% RH

Dimensions: 4.30″ diameter x 3.50″ height

Color: White

NDAA Compliant: Yes

Country of Origin: CN

Installation notes

Mount it to a solid ceiling surface and aim the view along the area you want covered, such as a hallway, before final tightening. Run the network cable and, if using PoE, confirm the switch or injector supplies power. Otherwise use a 12V DC source, and fit the SD card before closing the dome if you plan to record locally.