Hanwha XND-6081REV X-Series 2MP IR Indoor Vandal Dome Camera with PoE Extender 2.8-12mm Varifocal Lens, White

The Hanwha XND-6081REV is a 2MP indoor vandal dome network camera with a built-in PoE extender and infrared night vision. It suits installers and businesses covering hallways, corridors and other indoor spaces where the camera may be handled or struck, thanks to its IK10 impact rating. The 2.8-12mm motorized varifocal lens lets you set the field of view without swapping optics, and the camera is NDAA compliant.

Key features

• Records 1920 x 1080 video at up to 60fps in H.265 and H.264, with MJPEG also supported and multiple streaming.
• The 4.3x motorized varifocal lens covers 2.8 to 12mm, and the camera includes a hallway view mode.
• Infrared illumination gives a viewable range of 164′ in low light, with Day & Night (ICR) switching.
• WDR (150dB) and Defog help with difficult lighting and hazy scenes.
• Analytics include shock, loitering, directional, fog, audio and tampering detection, plus motion detection, digital auto tracking and sound classification.
• Dual SD/SDHC/SDXC slots hold up to 512GB for onboard storage, and WiseStream II is supported.

Specifications

Brand: Hanwha

Model: XND-6081REV

Series: X

Product type: Network Camera, Vandal Dome

Effective resolution: 2MP

Aspect ratio: 16:9

Image sensor: CMOS

Lens type: Varifocal, 2.8-12mm

Aperture: f/1.4 to f/3.6

Maximum frame rate: 60fps

Night vision: Infrared (IR), 164.04′

Wide dynamic range: Yes

Storage: SD card

Connectivity: Wired, RJ-45 network

Remote management: Yes

Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor

Impact rating: IK10

Ingress protection: IP52

Mount type: Corner mount

Operating temperature: -13°F to 140°F

Operating humidity: 90%

Diameter: 6.30″

Weight: 3.20 lb

Color: White

NDAA compliant: Yes

Country of origin: KR

Installation notes

This is an indoor camera, so mount it in a dry interior location and aim it to avoid direct glare from windows or bright fixtures. Because it has a built-in PoE extender, plan the network cable run and power source in advance, then fine-tune the zoom and focus on site once the camera is mounted.