Hanwha QNE-8011R 5MP Flateye Outdoor Camera, H.265, 20m IR, IP67
Hanwha QNE-8011R 5MP Flateye Outdoor Camera, H.265, 20m IR, IP67
Hanwha QNE-8011R 5MP Flateye Outdoor Camera, H.265, 20m IR, IP67
Hanwha QNE-8011R 5MP Flateye Outdoor Camera, H.265, 20m IR, IP67
Hanwha QNE-8011R 5MP Flateye Outdoor Camera, H.265, 20m IR, IP67
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Hanwha QNE-8011R 5MP Flateye Outdoor Camera, H.265, 20m IR, IP67

SKU: QNE-8011R
Description

- No Dome, No Fuss: flateye body skips the dome cover that fogs or scratches, with 0°-350° pan and 0°-360° rotate to square up the aim after mounting.
- Sees After Dark: 850nm IR reaching 20m and 0.015 lux black-and-white sensitivity keep the scene visible once the sun's down, no extra lighting needed.
- Built for Exposed Spots: IP67 & IK10 rated for weather and knocks, so it can go on a carpark column or ground-floor wall as well as under an eave.
- Keeps Recording if the Network Drops: onboard 128GB micro SD backs up footage locally alongside H.265/WiseStream II's lighter bandwidth footprint.
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Add accessories Optional. Junction box → hides & weatherproofs cable joins (best for outdoors). Brackets → only if mounting on a corner or under eaves. Cable → one per camera; skip if you already have your own.
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§ 01Overview

What the QNE-8011R is

The Hanwha Wisenet QNE-8011R is a 5MP outdoor flateye camera built around a 1/2.8" CMOS sensor and a fixed wide-angle lens (F2.0), giving a 105° horizontal field of view from a compact, flush-mounted body.

On-site pan (0°-350°), tilt (0°-75°) and rotate (0°-360°) adjustment lets installers fine-tune the aim without swapping brackets.

Night vision reaches 20m using 850nm IR LEDs, backed by 0.15 lux colour and 0.015 lux black-and-white sensitivity, while wide dynamic range and SSNR digital noise reduction keep footage usable in mixed lighting.

The aluminium housing is IP67 weatherproof and IK10 impact-resistant, rated for -30°C to +55°C operation, so it suits exposed eaves, verandahs and driveways across Australia.

H.265/H.264 compression with WiseStream II keeps bandwidth in check, recordings can be stored onboard on a micro SD card up to 128GB, and the camera is powered simply over a single PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 3) cable.

§ 02Engineering

QNE-8011R specifications

- 5MP resolution, 1/2.8" CMOS sensor (2592x1944 max resolution)
- Fixed wide-angle lens, F2.0, 105° horizontal / 77° vertical field of view, with 0°-350° pan / 0°-75° tilt / 0°-360° rotate on-site adjustment
- H.265/H.264 compression with WiseStream II smart codec, up to 30fps
- 20m IR night vision, 850nm LEDs, down to 0.015 lux in black-and-white mode
- Wide dynamic range (WDR) with BLC and SSNR digital noise reduction for mixed lighting
- IP67 weatherproof & IK10 impact-resistant aluminium housing, -30°C to +55°C operating range
- Onboard micro SD/SDHC/SDXC storage, up to 128GB
- PoE powered (IEEE 802.3af, Class 3), max 7.40W, typical 5.50W
- 4-zone motion detection (8-point polygonal) and 6-zone privacy masking

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the QNE-8011R

No Dome to Fog, Scratch, or Refit

The flateye body skips the polycarbonate dome bubble entirely, so there's no cover to scratch, fog with condensation, or distort the image as it ages — and nothing to unclip and refit each time you adjust the aim during install.

Rated for Exposed, Reachable Mounting Points

IK10 impact resistance is what lets you mount this at eye level on a carpark column, a ground-floor facade, or a stairwell landing without worrying about knocks or interference, and IP67 sealing covers the weather side of the same exposed spot.

On-Site Aim Without Remounting

0°-350° pan, 0°-75° tilt, and 0°-360° rotate adjustment happen after the bracket is already fixed to the wall, so installers square up the frame to the actual scene instead of guessing the angle before mounting.

Keeps Working After Dark, No Extra Lighting

850nm IR reaching 20m and 0.015 lux black-and-white sensitivity mean the camera stays useful once the sun goes down, without needing a separate floodlight or IR illuminator on site.

One Cable Does Power and Data

PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 3) means a single cable from the switch or NVR handles both power and video, cutting out a separate power run to a plug-pack camera.

Local Backup Without a Second Recorder

An onboard micro SD slot (up to 128GB) keeps recording if the network link to the NVR drops, so a temporary outage doesn't leave a gap in the footage.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Verandah & Front Entry

A single flush-mounted flateye covers the full porch width with no dome to catch glare or collect grime, and IP67 sealing means rain blowing in under the eaves isn't a problem.

Carpark, Stairwell or Ground-Floor Facade

IK10 impact resistance means it can go somewhere passers-by can actually reach — a carpark column, a ground-level wall, or a stairwell landing — without needing a wire cage or a harder-to-service high mount.

Corridors, Aisles and Lift Lobbies

Hallway view rotation reframes the image to run along a narrow space instead of across it, so a corridor or aisle camera captures its full length rather than mostly ceiling and floor.

Remote or Storm-Prone Properties

Onboard micro SD recording keeps working if the network link to the NVR drops, and a -30°C to +55°C operating range means it copes with the temperature swings of exposed or remote sites.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

What's in the Box

1. Hanwha QNE-8011R 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 7.40W, typical 5.50W. 2. Storage: micro SD/SDHC/SDXC card up to 128GB, sold separately, for onboard recording. 3. Mounting: flush flateye body, ø125.0x87.4mm, 645g; adjust 0°-350° pan / 0°-75° tilt / 0°-360° rotate on-site. 4. Environment: rated -30°C to +55°C operating, IP67 & IK10 for outdoor or exposed mounting.

03

App / NVR Setup

1. Connect the camera via a single PoE cable to your switch or NVR. 2. Discover the camera using ONVIF (Profile S, G, T) or Hanwha's SUNAPI over your network or NVR software. 3. Set the admin password and enable digest authentication. 4. Configure motion detection zones (up to 4), privacy masking (up to 6), and enable HTTPS/WSS/SRTP secure communication.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the QNE-8011R

Q.01

Why choose a flateye design over a standard dome camera?
A dome camera's clear cover can scratch, fog with condensation, or slightly distort the image as it ages. The QNE-8011R's flateye body has no dome cover at all, so the lens stays exposed and the image stays consistent over the camera's life — and there's no cover to unclip and refit every time you adjust the mounting angle during install.
Q.02

What does the IK10 rating actually mean for where I can mount this?
IK10 is the top impact-resistance rating in the IEC 62262 standard listed on the datasheet, which is what makes this camera suitable for accessible, exposed positions — a carpark column, a ground-floor wall, or a stairwell landing — where knocks or interference are more likely than on a high eave. It's rated alongside IP67 dust and water sealing, so the same housing that resists impact also resists Australian weather.
Q.03

How much onboard storage does it take, and when is that actually useful?
The built-in micro SD/SDHC/SDXC slot takes cards up to 128GB. That's mainly a backup layer — if the link to your NVR or network drops, the camera keeps recording locally instead of leaving a gap, and on a remote or hard-to-cable site it can stand in for network recording rather than replace it.
Q.04

Does the smart compression actually save on storage costs, or is it just a spec?
WiseStream II analyses each scene and pushes more compression onto static background while keeping detail on moving subjects, working alongside H.265 rather than instead of it. In practice that means fewer gigabytes recorded per hour of footage than a fixed-bitrate stream, which is where the saving shows up — smaller NVR drives and less bandwidth for remote viewing.
Q.05

What is hallway view mode for, and do I need it?
Hallway view rotates the recorded image into a portrait orientation (90°/270°) instead of the usual landscape frame. It's worth turning on for corridors, aisles, stairwells, or lift lobbies, where a normal landscape view mostly captures ceiling and floor — the rotated frame follows the length of the space instead.
Q.06

Will this integrate with my existing NVR or VMS?
It supports ONVIF (Profile S, G, T) alongside Hanwha's own SUNAPI, so it's built to work with Hanwha Wisenet NVRs and VMS software as well as third-party ONVIF-compliant recorders — check your specific NVR or VMS's supported camera list before adding it to an existing system.
Q.07

Is the camera's firmware kept secure and up to date?
Yes — the camera supports encrypted firmware, digest authentication with brute-force protection, and AES-256 encryption on the SD card partition, and Hanwha has a track record of patching disclosed firmware issues on this model. As with any network camera, keep it on the latest available firmware after installation to pick up those fixes automatically.
Q.08

Does this camera work with Synology Surveillance Station?
Yes — Synology's own compatibility testing confirms core functions like motion and tamper detection, edge recording, and preset commands work through ONVIF/SUNAPI. A handful of advanced items (codec optimisation, dynamic FPS/keyframe adjustment, and event screenshot access) aren't supported through Surveillance Station specifically, so factor that in if those matter for your setup.