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The HUNT ELECTRONICS hnp324-ir/32x is a 4-megapixel IR PTZ dome network camera built for demanding surveillance applications. It uses a 1/1.8-inch progressive scan CMOS sensor to deliver 2560 x 1440 full HD resolution at up to 30 frames per second. The 32X optical zoom covers a focal range of 5.9 mm to 188.8 mm, supported by 16X digital zoom for a combined reach suited to large-area monitoring. Infrared illumination extends to 200 meters with IR intensity that automatically adjusts based on zoom ratio. Power is supplied via 24VAC or High-PoE, drawing a maximum of 40 watts with IR active. Licensed security integrators and professional surveillance technicians are the primary installers.
This camera is designed for large-area outdoor and indoor surveillance where extended IR range, high-speed PTZ movement, and full HD resolution are required. Typical deployments include parking structures, perimeter fencing, warehouses, and critical infrastructure sites. Pan travel is 360-degree endless rotation. Tilt range is -15 degrees to 90 degrees with auto flip. Pan preset speed reaches 240 degrees per second and tilt preset speed reaches 200 degrees per second. The camera supports up to 300 presets, 8 patrol paths with up to 32 presets per patrol, and multiple park-action scan modes including panorama, pattern, and random scan. Minimum illumination is 0.005 lux in color mode and 0.001 lux in black-and-white mode, dropping to 0 lux with IR active.
Compatible wall and pendant mounts are HTH-602-ZJ and HTH-661(2)-ZJ. Compatible pole and corner mounts are HTH-602ZJ-POLE and HTH-602ZJ-CORNER. Network integration is supported via Onvif and PSIA open API. Supported web browsers include IE7 through IE9, Chrome 8 and later, Firefox 3.5 and later, and Safari 5 and later.
Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified low-voltage technician familiar with IP camera systems. Verify that the power source — either 24VAC transformer or High-PoE switch — meets the maximum 40-watt draw before mounting. Route cabling in accordance with NEC low-voltage wiring requirements and ensure the RJ45 connection is properly sealed for outdoor installations. Confirm firmware and VMS compatibility before commissioning.
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