Hunt Electronics hnc324-xdrb/2.8 Ip Turret Camera 4MP

Product Description

The HUNT ELECTRONICS hnc324-xdrb/2.8 is a 4-megapixel IP turret camera designed for exterior surveillance installations. It uses H.265 compression to reduce bandwidth and storage demands without sacrificing image quality. The 2.8mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view suitable for monitoring entryways, parking areas, and perimeter zones. Built-in EXIR infrared illumination extends visibility in low-light and no-light conditions. This camera is installed by security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and commercial electricians on IP-based surveillance networks.

The hnc324-xdrb/2.8 is suited for exterior applications in both residential and light commercial environments. The turret-style housing positions the lens flush against the mounting surface, reducing the glare halo effect common with dome cameras. Typical installation locations include building facades, soffits, and covered overhangs where a discreet, weather-resistant profile is required. It connects to standard PoE switches and NVRs that support H.265 IP camera streams.

Key Features

• 4MP resolution delivers clear, detailed image capture for identification and documentation
• H.265 video compression reduces storage and bandwidth consumption compared to H.264
• 2.8mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view for broad area coverage
• EXIR infrared illumination enables night visibility without visible light output
• Turret form factor minimizes IR reflection off the camera housing
• Rated for exterior use with weather-resistant construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard addition to IP-based surveillance systems supporting H.265 turret cameras with PoE connectivity.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified security integrator. Power down the PoE switch port before connecting or disconnecting the camera. Route and terminate Cat5e or Cat6 cabling in accordance with TIA-568 standards and any applicable local low-voltage wiring codes. Verify NVR firmware supports H.265 decoding before commissioning the camera on the network.