Hanwha XNV-8080R X-Series 5MP IR Outdoor Vandal Dome Camera, 3.9-9.4mm Varifocal Lens, Ivory

The Hanwha XNV-8080R is a 5MP outdoor vandal dome network camera from the X-Series, built for installers and businesses that need a tough, weather-sealed camera with night coverage. Its motorized 3.9-9.4mm varifocal lens lets you set the view after mounting, and the IK10 impact rating and IP66 rating suit exposed locations. Infrared illumination reaches 50m, and the camera is NDAA compliant.

Key features

• Records up to 5MP (2560 x 1920) at up to 30fps using H.265, H.264 or MJPEG, with multiple streaming.
• The 2.4x motorized varifocal lens covers 3.9-9.4mm, so framing can be adjusted without swapping lenses.
• Day and Night (ICR), 120 dB WDR and Defog help keep the image usable in mixed lighting and poor visibility.
• Built-in analytics include loitering, directional detection, fog detection, audio detection, digital auto tracking, sound classification and tampering alerts.
• An SD/SDHC/SDXC slot accepts cards up to 512GB for onboard storage, and WiseStreamII is supported.
• The housing is rated IP67/IP66, NEMA 4X and IK10 for outdoor and vandal-prone sites.

Specifications

Model: XNV-8080R

Brand: Hanwha

Product line: WiseNet

Series: X

Product type: Network Camera

Form factor: Dome

Effective resolution: 5MP

Maximum resolution: 2560 x 1920

Maximum frame rate: 30fps

Image sensor: CMOS, 1 sensor

Lens type: Varifocal, included

Focal length: 3.9-9.4mm

Maximum aperture: f/1.3

Shutter speed: 1/12000 second to 2 seconds

Wide dynamic range: Yes (120 dB)

Night vision: Infrared (IR), 164.04′

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

Storage: Memory card, up to 512GB

Network: RJ-45, wired

Remote management: Yes

Input voltage: 12V DC

Mount type: Ceiling mount

Indoor/outdoor: Outdoor

Ingress protection: IP66

Impact protection: IK10

Operating temperature: -40°F to 131°F

Operating humidity: 90%

Diameter: 6.30″

Height: 4.70″

Weight: 2.23 lb

Color: White

NDAA compliant: Yes

Installation notes

Choose a mounting surface that can support the camera's weight, and seal the cable entry so moisture stays out of the housing. Set the final framing with the motorized lens during commissioning, and check night-time coverage once the IR is active, since nearby walls or ceilings can reflect light back into the image.