Hanwha Vision PNM-9000VD Dual Sensor Ip Dome Camera

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US PNM-9000VD is a dual-sensor IP dome camera designed for professional video surveillance installations. It houses two 5-megapixel image sensors in a single vandal-resistant housing, delivering wide-area coverage without requiring two separate camera units. Built to IP66 standards, the enclosure resists dust ingress and direct water exposure, making it suitable for demanding indoor and outdoor environments. Onboard video analytics capability supports automated detection functions at the edge, reducing reliance on back-end server processing. Security integrators and licensed low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this type of unit.

The PNM-9000VD is suited for commercial and institutional surveillance applications where broad horizontal coverage is required from a single mounting point. Typical deployment scenarios include building perimeters, parking structures, retail floors, and large open interior spaces. The dual-sensor architecture allows operators to monitor two distinct fields of view simultaneously from one network node, simplifying cable runs and switch port usage on managed network infrastructure.

Key Features

• Dual 5MP sensors provide two independent fields of view from a single housing
• IP66-rated enclosure resists dust and water ingress for indoor and outdoor use
• Vandal-resistant construction for exposed or high-risk mounting locations
• Onboard video analytics for edge-based detection without additional server load
• Single network connection supports both sensors, reducing infrastructure requirements

Compatibility

Designed for integration into IP-based video management systems that support ONVIF-compliant network cameras. Consult system documentation to confirm VMS compatibility and required network switch specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera deployment and structured cabling standards. Power down the network switch port or PoE injector before making or breaking the network connection at the camera. Verify that the mounting surface and conduit pathway meet local building and electrical codes before drilling. Do not overtighten the vandal-resistant housing fasteners, as this may damage the enclosure seal.