• Hanwha LNV-6032R L-Series 2MP IR Vandal Dome IP Camera, 6mm Fixed Lens, White
  • Hanwha LNV-6032R L-Series 2MP IR Vandal Dome IP Camera, 6mm Fixed Lens, White
  • Hanwha LNV-6032R L-Series 2MP IR Vandal Dome IP Camera, 6mm Fixed Lens, White

Hanwha LNV-6032R L-Series 2MP IR Vandal Dome IP Camera, 6mm Fixed Lens, White

$200.00
$200.00

Manufacturer : Hanwha Techwin

Sku : LNV-6032R

Condition : New

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The Hanwha LNV-6032R is a 2MP IR Vandal Dome IP Camera, designed for outdoor surveillance. This camera uses a 1/2.8" progressive scan CMOS image sensor to capture high-resolution video at 1920 x 1080 at up to 30 fps. It features IR LEDs for night vision up to 98’, and a 6mm fixed lens providing a 52.8° horizontal field of view. The camera has a built-in memory card slot that accepts microSD/SDHC cards up to 32GB (sold separately). It supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), simplifying installation by combining power and data transfer over a single cable. The camera is housed in an IP66- and IK10-rated enclosure, making it suitable for outdoor use in areas at risk of vandalism.
  • •Day and Night Functionality: The camera features an IR cut filter for day and night functionality, ensuring clear images regardless of lighting conditions.
  • •Video Codecs and Streaming: It supports H.264 and MJPEG video codecs, WiseStream II, unicast and multicast streaming, and allows up to 6 users in unicast mode. It also supports Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR), and triple streaming for flexible video transmission.
  • •Camera Movement and Focus: The camera can pivot horizontally from 0 to 350° and vertically from 0 to 67°, with a rotation range of 0 to 355°. It has fixed focus control and a minimum object distance of 1.64’.
  • •Image Enhancement Features: It offers lens distortion correction, backlight compensation, a wide dynamic range of 120 dB, digital noise reduction (SSNR), and various white balance modes.
  • •Analytics and Alarm Functions: The camera includes motion detection (4 rectangular zones) and tampering analytics, and can trigger alarms via analytics. Alarm events include file upload via FTP/email and notification via email.