Hanwha QNV-7010R 4MP H.265 IR Vandal Dome 2.8mm — 30m IR, 120dB WDR, IP66/IK10
Hanwha QNV-7010R 4MP H.265 IR Vandal Dome 2.8mm — 30m IR, 120dB WDR, IP66/IK10
Hanwha QNV-7010R 4MP H.265 IR Vandal Dome 2.8mm — 30m IR, 120dB WDR, IP66/IK10
Hanwha QNV-7010R 4MP H.265 IR Vandal Dome 2.8mm — 30m IR, 120dB WDR, IP66/IK10
Hanwha QNV-7010R 4MP H.265 IR Vandal Dome 2.8mm — 30m IR, 120dB WDR, IP66/IK10
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Hanwha QNV-7010R 4MP H.265 IR Vandal Dome 2.8mm — 30m IR, 120dB WDR, IP66/IK10

SKU: QNV-7010R
Description

- 4MP Fixed 2.8mm Wide Coverage: A single low-profile dome frames doorways, walkways, and shopfronts from soffit or wall mounts without needing a second unit for width.
- 30m IR Night Vision: Built-in IR LEDs sustain scene coverage across driveways and rear access points once ambient light drops, no supplementary lighting needed.
- 120dB WDR for Mixed-Light Entries: Preserves detail on both a sunlit exterior and a shaded foyer in the same frame — the everyday failure case for lower-tier domes at entry points.
- Vandal Rated IP66/IK10: Compact aluminium dome sealed for direct outdoor exposure and impact resistant, suited to school corridors, retail entries, and apartment common areas.
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§ 01Overview

What the QNV-7010R is

The Hanwha QNV-7010R is a 4MP H.265 IR vandal-resistant dome camera in the Wisenet Q Series, purpose-built for low-profile outdoor installation at building entries, covered walkways, and shopfront awnings.

A fixed 2.8mm lens delivers wide continuous coverage from a compact soffit or wall mount, with 120dB Wide Dynamic Range balancing sunlit exterior against shaded interior detail in the same frame.

Built-in IR illumination reaches 30m for usable low-light coverage of driveways, rear access points, and covered walkways after dark.

H.265, H.264, and MJPEG codecs with Hanwha's WiseStream smart compression cut bandwidth demand — up to 50% reduction from WiseStream alone, up to 75% combined with H.265 versus H.264 — easing load on shared NVR storage and multi-camera network runs.

The aluminium vandal dome housing is rated IEC 60529 IP66 and IEC 62262 IK10, with a microSD/SDHC/SDXC slot supporting cards up to 128GB for edge recording as an NVR failover buffer.

On-camera analytics cover motion detection, tampering, and defocus detection, with LDC (Lens Distortion Correction) and hallway view rotation for tall, narrow scenes.

§ 02Engineering

QNV-7010R specifications

- 4MP resolution (2560x1440) at up to 20fps H.265/H.264, 30fps at under 2MP
- Fixed 2.8mm lens for wide continuous outdoor dome coverage
- 120dB Wide Dynamic Range for mixed-light entries
- IR viewable length 30m for night coverage of driveways, walkways, and rear access
- WiseStream smart codec, up to 50% bandwidth reduction (up to 75% with H.265 vs H.264)
- H.265, H.264, MJPEG multi-profile streaming
- Hallway view rotation for corridors and stairwells
- LDC (Lens Distortion Correction) removes wide-angle warping
- Motion detection, tampering, and defocus detection analytics
- microSD / SDHC / SDXC edge recording up to 128GB
- ONVIF-supported network integration
- PoE or 12V DC power options
- IP66 / IK10 aluminium vandal dome housing, white

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the QNV-7010R

Wide Coverage From a Single Compact Dome

The 2.8mm fixed lens frames doorways, walkways, and shopfronts continuously without needing a second unit for width — a single low-profile mount covers what would otherwise need two narrower cameras.

Handles Mixed Entry-Point Lighting

120dB WDR keeps a sunlit exterior and a shaded foyer both readable in the same shot, which is the specific failure mode where cheaper domes lose faces or plates at busy entrances.

Cost-Sensitive Multi-Camera Sites

WiseStream compression combined with H.265 cuts bitrate on quiet scenes without dropping quality on active ones, protecting shared NVR storage on strata and small-commercial deployments.

Vandal-Rated for Exposed Public Areas

IP66-sealed aluminium housing plus IK10 impact rating handle school corridors, retail entries, and apartment common areas where lower-rated domes crack or degrade in service.

Narrow Passage Coverage Without Wasted Frame

Hallway view rotates the image to a tall portrait orientation, so long corridors and undercover walkways use the sensor efficiently rather than framing half the shot on side walls.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Building Entrances and Shopfront Facades

The 2.8mm fixed lens frames wide doorways and awning zones from a single wall or soffit mount, with 120dB WDR preserving detail against Australian sunlit exteriors during the busiest trading hours.

Covered Walkways and Undercover Corridors

Hallway view rotation makes the sensor work efficiently in narrow passages, while 30m IR sustains usable coverage along the walkway length after site lighting shuts down for the night.

Strata and Apartment Common Areas

IK10 impact resistance is a practical fit for foyers, lift lobbies, and mailrooms subject to occasional knocks; the compact white dome blends against modern architectural finishes rather than announcing camera positions.

Small to Medium Commercial and Retail Sites

WiseStream and H.265 keep bandwidth and storage demands low across multi-channel NVR setups, making the QNV-7010R practical for sites recording several cameras to a shared recorder without high-capacity network infrastructure.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

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What is in the Box

1. Hanwha QNV-7010R Camera x 1 2. Mounting Screws & Anchors x 1 set 3. Quick Start Guide x 1

02

Installation Requirements

1. Power: PoE (IEEE 802.3af) or 12V DC — verify PoE switch/injector budget when adding multiple cameras. 2. Storage: microSD / SDHC / SDXC card, max 128GB, 1 slot, for edge recording failover. 3. Mounting: soffit, wall, or ceiling — compact vandal dome housing suits low-profile installations. 4. Sealing: preserve the IP66 rating by sealing all conduit and cable entries.

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App/Software Setup

1. Access via web viewer, or add to Hanwha Wisenet WAVE or SSM software. 2. Power the camera via PoE or 12V DC and allow it to initialise on the network. 3. Discover the camera via ONVIF; configure motion zones, hallway view, and edge-recording as required. 4. Enable defocus and tampering detection alerts to catch image degradation before an incident.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the QNV-7010R

Q.01

Q: What field of view does the QNV-7010R cover from a single mount?
A: The fixed 2.8mm lens provides wide continuous coverage suited to doorways, walkways, and shopfront awnings from a single soffit or wall mount. For scenes needing remote framing adjustment post-install, the motorized varifocal QNV-7080R in the same Q-series 4MP dome family is the alternative.
Q.02

Q: How far does the night vision reach?
A: Built-in IR LEDs sustain scene coverage to 30m — enough for a typical driveway, rear access point, or the length of a covered walkway once ambient light drops. Beyond that distance detail falls off; plan supplementary lighting for longer perimeter runs.
Q.03

Q: How much microSD storage is supported?
A: A single microSD / SDHC / SDXC slot supports cards up to 128GB. Edge recording is intended as a failover buffer when the primary NVR or network link is temporarily unavailable, not a primary long-term archive.
Q.04

Q: Is the housing rated for direct outdoor exposure?
A: Yes — IEC 60529 IP66 (dust-tight, protected against water jets) and IEC 62262 IK10 (impact resistance). Seal all cable and conduit entries to preserve the IP66 rating; the housing is not for permanent submersion.
Q.05

Q: Can I run the camera on 12V DC instead of PoE?
A: Yes — the QNV-7010R accepts PoE (IEEE 802.3af) or 12V DC input, giving deployment flexibility on sites without full PoE infrastructure. Confirm your PSE/injector class or DC supply capacity before commissioning.
Q.06

Q: Will 4MP streams overwhelm the NVR storage on a multi-camera site?
A: WiseStream compression reduces bandwidth by up to 50%, and combined with H.265 bandwidth demand can drop by up to 75% versus H.264 alone — keeping shared NVR storage predictable on strata and small-commercial deployments. Configure hallway view for narrow scenes to make each frame count.
Q.07

Q: Can this camera integrate with third-party NVR / VMS platforms?
A: The QNV-7010R supports ONVIF for standard third-party integration, which is the technical basis for Blue Iris, Home Assistant ONVIF, and generic NVR / VMS compatibility. For full feature access including WiseStream tuning, pair with Hanwha Wisenet WAVE or SSM. Test ONVIF compatibility with your specific recorder before a large rollout.
Q.08

Q: I want to open several streams from this camera at once — is there a limit?
A: Per the Q-series troubleshooting documentation, the camera supports a maximum of 3 simultaneous streaming profiles. Opening a 4th when three are already active — say MJPEG, H.264, and H.265 — drops one of the existing connections. Plan NVR / VMS channel assignments around that limit.
Q.09

Q: Should I patch the firmware before deployment?
A: Yes. Hanwha disclosed CVE-2023-5037 (authenticated command injection) and CVE-2023-5038 (unauthenticated DoS) affecting Q-series firmware in November 2023; both are resolved in firmware 1.41.16 and later. Confirm patched firmware as part of commissioning rather than leaving factory firmware in place.