Hanwha Vision QNV-6012R 2MP Ir Dome Ip Camera 2.8mm

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US QNV-6012R is a 2-megapixel vandal-resistant IR dome IP camera designed for professional surveillance installations. Built with a fixed 2.8mm lens, it delivers wide-angle coverage suitable for indoor and outdoor environments. The integrated infrared illumination enables low-light and nighttime capture, while Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) processing handles scenes with mixed lighting conditions — such as entry points with bright backlighting. The IP66-rated housing protects against dust ingress and water jets, making it a reliable choice for demanding install locations. Security integrators and commercial electricians are the primary trades handling this camera type.

The QNV-6012R fits residential and light commercial surveillance projects where a compact dome form factor is required. Its vandal-resistant construction makes it appropriate for public-facing or semi-exposed mounting positions such as hallways, lobbies, parking structures, and building exteriors. The 2.8mm lens provides a broad field of view, reducing the number of cameras needed to cover open areas. Installers working under low-light conditions will benefit from the built-in IR, which eliminates the need for supplemental lighting in many standard applications.

Key Features

• 2-megapixel resolution for clear, detailed image capture
• Fixed 2.8mm lens delivers wide-angle field of view
• Integrated IR illumination supports nighttime and low-light operation
• Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) compensates for high-contrast lighting scenes
• IP66-rated enclosure resists dust and water exposure
• Vandal-resistant dome housing suitable for public or semi-exposed locations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style IP dome camera compatible with standard ONVIF-compliant network video recorders and IP surveillance systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security integrator or licensed low-voltage technician familiar with IP camera systems. Disconnect or power down the network switch or PoE injector before making cable connections. Mounting surface and conduit routing should comply with applicable local electrical codes. Confirm network switch PoE class compatibility before powering the camera.