Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP Motorized Varifocal Outdoor Bullet Camera, 30m IR, IP66
Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP Motorized Varifocal Outdoor Bullet Camera, 30m IR, IP66
Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP Motorized Varifocal Outdoor Bullet Camera, 30m IR, IP66
Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP Motorized Varifocal Outdoor Bullet Camera, 30m IR, IP66
Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP Motorized Varifocal Outdoor Bullet Camera, 30m IR, IP66
Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP Motorized Varifocal Outdoor Bullet Camera, 30m IR, IP66
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Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP Motorized Varifocal Outdoor Bullet Camera, 30m IR, IP66

SKU: QNO-8080R
Description

- 5MP Resolution: identify faces and plates at typical entry distances, not just detect a shape.
- Motorized Varifocal Lens: 3.2 to 10 millimetre zoom and focus adjustable remotely, so framing can be dialled in after the camera is already mounted.
- 120-Decibel WDR: keeps bright sky and shaded ground both readable in the same shot at backlit entrances.
- IP66 & IK10 Rated: built for direct rain exposure and knock resistance, suited to exposed wall and eave mounting.
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§ 01Overview

What the QNO-8080R is

The Hanwha QNO-8080R is a 5MP outdoor bullet camera from the Wisenet Q Series, built around a 1/2.8" CMOS sensor paired with a 3.2 to 10 millimetre motorized varifocal lens offering 3.1x optical zoom.

Focus and zoom are adjustable remotely over the network, letting installers fine-tune the field of view after the unit is already mounted and cabled.

The lens spans a horizontal field of view from 101° down to 31°, giving flexibility between wide coverage and a tighter, longer-reach frame from the same housing.

A 120-decibel wide dynamic range keeps bright and shaded zones both visible in the same shot, useful at covered entrances and gateway crossings.

Built-in 850nm IR illumination reaches 30 metres for usable coverage after dark, and the aluminium housing is rated IP66 against dust and water plus IK10 against impact, suiting exposed outdoor mounting points.

WiseStream II compression across H.265, H.264 and MJPEG keeps bandwidth and NVR storage load in check on multi-camera sites, while onboard analytics cover motion detection, tampering and defocus detection for ongoing system health monitoring.

§ 02Engineering

QNO-8080R specifications

- 5MP resolution (2592x1944) at up to 30fps (H.265/H.264), for detailed identification of people and vehicles
- 1/2.8" CMOS sensor with 3.2 to 10 millimetre motorized varifocal lens, 3.1x optical zoom, adjustable remotely over the network
- 120-decibel wide dynamic range, balances strong backlight against shaded detail in the same frame
- WiseStream II smart codec with H.265/H.264/MJPEG compression, reduces bandwidth and NVR storage load
- 30m IR night vision range at 850nm wavelength, for usable low-light coverage after dark
- IP66 dust/water ingress rating plus IK10 impact resistance, aluminium housing for outdoor exposure
- 4-zone motion detection and 6-zone privacy masking, configurable to the site layout
- Defocus detection, tampering and virtual line/area analytics for on-camera event alerting
- ONVIF Profile S/G/T plus SUNAPI support, for NVR/VMS integration beyond Hanwha own platform

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the QNO-8080R

Adjust the Shot After Mounting

The 3.2 to 10 millimetre motorized varifocal lens lets you set zoom and focus remotely over the network, so a slightly wrong guess on-site does not mean climbing back up to reposition the camera.

Keep Storage Costs in Check

WiseStream II dynamically adjusts bitrate to scene activity, and H.265, H.264 and MJPEG compression options let you balance image quality against how much NVR storage a 5MP stream consumes.

Built for Exposed Mounting Points

IP66 sealing against dust and water jets plus IK10 impact resistance mean eaves, exposed walls and building corners are viable mounting spots without extra housings.

See Further After Dark

850nm IR reaching 30m gives usable coverage of driveways and yard approaches once natural light drops, without added site lighting.

Catch Tampering Before It Becomes a Blind Spot

On-camera defocus and tampering detection flag when the image degrades or the camera is disturbed, rather than the gap only being noticed during an incident review.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Perimeter Walls and Driveway Approaches

Mount on an exposed external wall and the IP66 housing handles Australian weather while 850nm IR keeps the driveway or yard approach visible after dark, without adding site lighting.

Car Park and Loading Bay Entrances

Tighten the 3.2 to 10 millimetre varifocal lens onto a single lane or widen it to cover a full bay after installation, while 120-decibel WDR keeps Australian sun glare and shaded undercover areas both readable in one frame.

Retail and Office Building Exteriors

Set the 4 motion detection zones and 6 privacy masking zones to watch the entry while excluding a neighbouring footpath or window, keeping the recorded image focused on the property itself.

Multi-Camera NVR Sites

WiseStream II compression and up to 3 simultaneous streaming profiles per camera help keep bandwidth and storage load predictable when several QNO-8080R units share one NVR across a site.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

What is in the Box

1. Hanwha QNO-8080R 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, Class 3), max 9.50W, typical 7.30W. 2. Storage: microSD/SDHC/SDXC card, max 128GB, 1 slot, for edge recording. 3. Mounting: wall or pole, aluminium housing approx 91mm diameter x 322.9mm, 1190g. 4. Operating range: -30°C~+55°C, non-condensing 0~90% RH.

03

App/Software Setup

1. Access via web viewer, or add to Hanwha Wisenet WAVE or SSM software. 2. Power the camera via PoE and allow it to initialise. 3. Discover the camera on the network via ONVIF or SUNAPI. 4. Set focus/zoom remotely, then configure motion zones, privacy masking and alarm triggers.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the QNO-8080R

Q.01

I will not know the exact mounting distance until I am on site - does that matter for this camera?
Not as much as it would with a fixed-lens camera. The 3.2 to 10 millimetre motorized varifocal lens lets you set zoom and focus remotely over the network after the unit is already mounted and cabled, so a slightly wrong guess on where to point it does not mean climbing back up to reposition the housing.
Q.02

Will adding this camera blow out my NVR's storage budget?
The WiseStream II smart codec dynamically adjusts the bitrate to scene activity, and H.265 and H.264 streams support CBR or VBR bitrate control (MJPEG is VBR only), so you can trade image quality against how much storage a continuous 5MP stream consumes on a multi-channel NVR.
Q.03

Can I mount this somewhere exposed to driving rain, like an eave without overhang?
Yes. The housing carries an IP66 rating - sealed against dust ingress and rated to withstand strong water jets aimed from multiple angles - plus IK10 impact resistance, a combination suited to exposed external walls, building corners and eaves that catch wind-driven rain.
Q.04

How would I know if someone knocked the camera out of focus or tampered with it?
The onboard analytics include defocus detection and tampering detection, which flag an alert when image sharpness degrades or the camera is disturbed - useful on an exposed outdoor bullet where a knock during maintenance work could otherwise go unnoticed until the footage is needed.
Q.05

I have a narrow driveway or side passage to cover - will a standard frame waste half the image on fences either side?
The camera's video rotation options include hallway view alongside flip and mirror, reorienting the frame to suit a tall, narrow field of view instead of a standard wide frame, making better use of the image for long, narrow passages.
Q.06

Am I locked into Hanwha's own recorder, or can I use my existing NVR or VMS?
The QNO-8080R supports ONVIF Profile S, G and T alongside Hanwha's SUNAPI (HTTP API) and Wisenet Open Platform, which is the standard basis for third-party integration such as Blue Iris or a Home Assistant ONVIF module. We have not found QNO-8080R-specific reports confirming a particular third-party platform, so test ONVIF compatibility with your recorder before a large rollout, or pair it with a Hanwha Wisenet WAVE/SSM system for guaranteed full feature support.
Q.07

I want to view MJPEG, H.264 and H.265 profiles from this camera at the same time across different systems - can I?
Only up to a point. The camera supports a maximum of 3 simultaneous streaming profiles; per Hanwha's own troubleshooting documentation, opening a fourth profile once three are already active (say MJPEG, H.264 and H.265) will drop one of the existing connections. Plan NVR/VMS channel assignments around that limit rather than discovering it mid-installation.
Q.08

I am getting no image over the network - could it be a router setting rather than the camera?
Possibly. Hanwha's troubleshooting guide notes that if the camera's transmission method is set to multicast, the local network's router must explicitly support multicast or no image will appear - worth checking before assuming a hardware fault, or switching the camera back to unicast streaming.
Q.09

My NAS recording keeps failing even though it looks configured correctly - what is the likely culprit?
A subnet mismatch is the most common cause flagged in Hanwha's troubleshooting documentation. Confirm the NAS IP address and the camera's IP address sit in the same subnet range as each other - a quick check that avoids a false diagnosis of faulty hardware.
Q.10

Why pay more for the QNO-8080R over the cheaper QNO-8010R in the same series?
Mainly for framing flexibility. Per Hanwha's combined service manual spec table, the QNO-8010R uses a fixed focal lens, while the QNO-8080R has a 3.2 to 10 millimetre motorized varifocal lens with 3.1x optical zoom that can be adjusted remotely without repositioning the camera. The trade-off is a somewhat higher PoE draw - the QNO-8080R's max is 9.50W (typical 7.30W) - so check your PoE switch or injector has the headroom before swapping models on an existing run.
Q.11

Should I worry about network security vulnerabilities before putting this camera on my network?
Keep the firmware current and you are covered. Hanwha's advisories list two vulnerabilities that affected this camera's firmware family, CVE-2023-5038 and CVE-2023-5037, both disclosed in November 2023 and both resolved by updating to the latest firmware - a standard step worth confirming as part of commissioning rather than leaving factory firmware in place.
Q.12

How much can I actually see once it is dark - do I need extra lighting?
The built-in 850nm IR illuminator gives a viewable range of up to 30m, enough for a driveway or yard approach without extra site lighting. Beyond that distance image detail drops off, so for a longer perimeter run in low light, plan for supplementary lighting rather than relying on the onboard IR alone.