Hanwha HV-QNF-9010 12MP 360° Indoor Fisheye Camera, 187° FoV, WDR
Hanwha HV-QNF-9010 12MP 360° Indoor Fisheye Camera, 187° FoV, WDR
Hanwha HV-QNF-9010 12MP 360° Indoor Fisheye Camera, 187° FoV, WDR
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Hanwha HV-QNF-9010 12MP 360° Indoor Fisheye Camera, 187° FoV, WDR

SKU: HV-QNF-9010
Description

- Whole-Room 12MP Coverage: 187° horizontal + 187° vertical fisheye at 3008x3008 puts every corner of an open floor plan in one channel — retail floors, classrooms and lobbies covered by one ceiling mount.
- On-Camera Dewarping in 4 Modes: outputs original fisheye + single panorama + double panorama + quad view live, so the VMS receives flat streams without extra server-side processing.
- Higher Sensor Density for Zoom-in Detail: the 12MP output leaves headroom for digital zoom during incident review — you can pull out identifiable detail from a corner of the room that a 6-megapixel unit would smear.
- Compact & Discreet: 370g body flush-mounts against a ceiling, PoE Class 3 single-cable install with no separate power drop.
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§ 01Overview

What the HV-QNF-9010 is

The Hanwha HV-QNF-9010 is a 12MP indoor fisheye camera built around a 1/2.3" CMOS sensor and a 1.08mm fisheye lens, delivering 3008x3008 resolution across a full 187° horizontal and 187° vertical field of view.

The higher pixel density (compared to the 6-megapixel QNF-8010 sibling) is what pays off during incident review — you can digitally zoom into a section of the room and still get identifiable detail rather than a smudge.

On-camera dewarping produces original fisheye, single panorama, double panorama and quad view outputs in parallel, keeping the VMS server free of geometry processing.

120dB WDR holds backlit doorways and window reflections; on-board heatmap and people counting drive retail footfall data.

Indoor IP42 housing, PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 3), 370g compact body.

§ 02Engineering

HV-QNF-9010 specifications

- 12MP (3008x3008) resolution on a 1/2.3" CMOS sensor at up to 30fps in H.265/H.264
- 1.08mm fisheye lens, 187° horizontal / 187° vertical / 187° diagonal field of view
- On-camera dewarping: original fisheye + single panorama + double panorama + quad view outputs
- 120dB wide dynamic range, WiseStreamⅡ bitrate optimisation, minimum illumination 0.39 Lux (colour)
- On-board business intelligence: people counting, heatmap analysis, defocus and tampering detection
- ONVIF Profile S/G/T support, SUNAPI (HTTP API), Hanwha Vision Open Platform
- Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC edge recording, PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 3) single-cable install
- Indoor-rated IP42 housing, 370g weight, low-profile ceiling mount form factor

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the HV-QNF-9010

Higher Sensor Density for Forensic Zoom

The 12MP (3008x3008) sensor doubles the pixel count of the 6-megapixel QNF-8010 sibling. On incident review, that difference means you can crop and enlarge a corner of the room and still identify who was there — not just a blob of pixels.

Room-Scale Coverage With One Camera

A single fisheye at 187° horizontal + 187° vertical replaces the three or four fixed-lens cameras a typical open floor would otherwise need, along with their cabling, mounting brackets and NVR channels.

On-Camera Dewarping Frees the VMS

The panorama and quad-view streams are produced inside the camera, not on the VMS server — significant on multi-camera sites already running heavy analytics workloads on modest hardware.

Footfall Data Without Extra Boxes

People counting and heatmap analytics are built into the camera, feeding operational data to any ONVIF-compatible dashboard without a separate BI platform or external counting device.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Retail Trading Floors

A single ceiling-mounted fisheye covers the whole footprint, and the 12MP sensor gives usable digital-zoom detail on any aisle for after-the-fact review of specific incidents or transactions.

Large Classrooms and Lecture Halls

187° coverage catches teacher, whiteboard and rear rows in one channel; the 12MP resolution supports compliance capture where individual student attendance may need to be verified from the recording.

Warehouse Aisle Overheads

Overhead 12MP fisheye at 187° covers a full aisle span with enough pixel budget to zoom in on stock movement or forklift interactions during incident review.

Reception, Lobby and Foyer Zones

One camera covers the doors, service desk and waiting area, and on-camera people counting streams live occupancy to a wall display.

Meeting Rooms and Boardrooms

The 12MP sensor produces usable evidence of who spoke and when for governance-sensitive meetings, without the intrusion of a wall-mounted PTZ.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

What's in the Box

1. Hanwha HV-QNF-9010 Camera x 1 2. Mounting Template & Fixings x 1 set 3. Quick Start Guide x 1

02

Installation Requirements

1. Power: PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 3) — any standard PoE switch port works. 2. Storage: micro SD/SDHC/SDXC card for edge recording, sold separately. 3. Mounting: 370g weight, low-profile ceiling-mount orientation. Indoor IP42 rating covers indoor dust and vertical drips only. 4. Network: RJ-45 10/100BASE-T, ONVIF Profile S/G/T for third-party VMS or Wisenet WAVE / SSM native integration.

03

App & Setup

1. Discover with Wisenet Toolbox Plus or Device Manager. 2. Set admin password on first login (brute-force prevention enforced), assign IP. 3. Configure dewarping mode per stream: original fisheye / single panorama / double panorama / quad view. 4. Enable BI rules (people counting, heatmap zones) — bundled on-camera, no licence.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the HV-QNF-9010

Q.01

How does the 12MP version compare to the QNF-8010?
Both cameras share the same 187° horizontal + 187° vertical fisheye view, dewarping modes, WDR and analytics feature set. The 12MP QNF-9010 delivers 3008x3008 resolution — double the pixel count of the 6-megapixel QNF-8010's 2048x2048. That headroom matters when you need to digitally zoom into a corner of the room during incident review; otherwise the 6-megapixel version does the same job for less.
Q.02

What's dewarping and does it need a plugin?
Dewarping unrolls the round fisheye image into a flat perspective view. On this camera it runs in-hardware and outputs single panorama, double panorama or quad view live, so the VMS receives already-flat streams — no plugin or add-on module.
Q.03

Is it suitable for outdoor use?
No. The indoor IP42 rating covers dust and vertical water drips only, not rain, direct sun or wind-driven debris. Use strictly for indoor ceiling installations.
Q.04

What analytics come with it?
Defocus detection, tampering detection, motion detection, heatmap and people counting are built in. All accessible via the web interface or any ONVIF-compatible VMS with no additional licence.
Q.05

Does it integrate with third-party VMS?
Yes. ONVIF Profile S / G / T is supported, so the camera drops into any ONVIF-compatible VMS. Native Wisenet WAVE and SSM integration is the fullest; SUNAPI (HTTP API) is documented for custom code.
Q.06

Any known caveats when adding to a multi-channel setup?
Hanwha's own support FAQ notes that when a second or third video channel is added, channel 1 may initially show the same content as the new channel. This is a configuration matter (each channel should be assigned its own dewarping mode) rather than a defect, and is fixed in the camera's web settings.
Q.07

How much light does it need for a colour image?
Minimum illumination for a usable colour image is 0.39 Lux at 1/30 sec, F2.2. Typical indoor office and retail lighting clears that comfortably; in significantly darker rooms the image quality drops progressively.
Q.08

How compact is the mount?
The camera is 370g in a low-profile ceiling body — visually similar to a smoke alarm rather than an industrial dome, which matters on customer-facing retail and hospitality ceilings.