Vendor: Hanwha

Hanwha PNM-9022V 8-Megapixel Multi-Sensor Panoramic IP Camera, IP66 IK10 Outdoor

SKU: HAN-PNM-9022V
Description

- Wide-area coverage from one mount: a 209° horizontal x 83.3° vertical field of view covers ground that would otherwise need several separate fixed cameras.
- Built to survive the outdoors: IP66 dust/water ingress protection and IK10 impact resistance keep it working through Australian weather and knocks.
- Review any part of the scene after the fact: Digital PTZ zooms into any part of the panoramic frame live or on playback, no motorised head to maintain.
- Keeps recording if the network drops: dual Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC slots hold up to 1TB combined for local backup.

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§ 01Overview

What the HAN-PNM-9022V is

The Hanwha PNM-9022V is an 8-Megapixel multi-sensor panoramic IP camera built to cover wide open areas from a single mounting point instead of several fixed cameras.

A 2.8-millimetre fixed lens array delivers a 209° horizontal by 83.3° vertical field of view, with digital PTZ letting operators zoom into any part of the panoramic frame live or during playback.

The housing carries an IP66 dust and water ingress rating plus an IK10 impact rating, and is built from aluminium (RAL9003) to operate across a -40°C to +55°C range, suiting exposed outdoor sites in most Australian climates.

Power is via PoE+(IEEE802.3at, Class4) or 12VDC, and video is compressed with WiseStream II alongside H.265/H.264/MJPEG to keep bandwidth manageable.

Two Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC slots provide up to 1TB combined edge storage for local recording redundancy if the network link drops.

With ONVIF Profile S/G/T conformance and SUNAPI(HTTP API) support, it integrates with third-party VMS and NVR platforms for wide-area monitoring installations.

§ 02Engineering

HAN-PNM-9022V specifications

- 8-Megapixel-class multi-sensor panoramic imaging: 209° horizontal x 83.3° vertical field of view from a 2.8-millimetre fixed lens array (F1.6)
- Digital PTZ support for zooming into regions of interest live or on playback without a motorised head
- IP66-rated dust/water ingress protection and IK10 vandal-resistant aluminium housing (RAL9003)
- Wide operating temperature tolerance, rated from -40°C through to +55°C for harsh outdoor conditions
- Dual Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC card slots, up to 512GB each for 1TB total onboard edge storage
- Wide dynamic range (WDR) of 120 decibels plus BLC, HLC and SSDR for high-contrast scenes
- WiseStream II smart codec with H.265/H.264/MJPEG compression for bandwidth-efficient streaming
- PoE+(IEEE802.3at, Class4) or 12VDC power, max 18W(PoE) / 16W(12VDC)
- 32 privacy masking zones and 8-point polygonal motion detection across 8 zones

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the HAN-PNM-9022V

One Mount, Wide Coverage

A 209° horizontal x 83.3° vertical field of view from a 2.8-millimetre fixed lens array means the mounting position itself does the work: a flat wall or facade point covers the full width straight ahead, while a corner or pillar position uses the same pan (0°~355°) and tilt (0°~60°) range to angle that coverage around the space.

Digital PTZ Review

Zoom into any part of the panoramic frame during live viewing or playback, so operators can check detail without a motorised PTZ head to maintain.

One Network Connection to Manage

The camera connects through a single Metal shielded RJ-45 Ethernet port and supports up to 10 simultaneous streaming profiles and up to 20 unicast viewers from that one connection - worth confirming with your NVR/VMS vendor how a multi-sensor panoramic stream is counted for licensing before budgeting a wide-coverage rollout.

Movement Insight for Retail and Facilities

Built-in heatmap analytics turn raw footage into a visual record of where people spend the most time in the frame, useful for retail teams reading customer dwell patterns or facilities staff spotting congestion points.

Built for Extreme Conditions

IP66 dust/water ingress protection and an IK10 impact rating, rated to operate from -40°C to +55°C, suit exposed outdoor sites across Australia's climate range.

Reliable Local Recording

Two Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC slots hold up to 1TB combined, giving onboard recording redundancy if the network link to the NVR drops.

Installer-Proven Stitching

In-camera real-time stitching combines all sensor feeds live, avoiding the frame sync problems installers report with external stitching software.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Suburban Shopping Strips

Mounted flat on an awning or facade, the 209° horizontal field of view covers the full pedestrian frontage in one wide sweep along a row of shopfronts.

Corner and Pillar Entry Points

At a corner or pillar mount, the 0°~355° pan and 0°~60° tilt range lets installers angle the same field of view around the entry point instead of aiming it straight ahead as on a flat wall.

School Yards and Ovals

A 209° horizontal field of view from one pole position keeps watch over assembly areas and play equipment across a large open school yard.

Open-Air Car Parks

A single camera position covers multiple bays and walkways at once, reducing the number of poles and cable runs needed across a wide car park.

Regional and Alpine Sites

Rated for -40°C to +55°C operation, it suits cold-store access points in the south and exposed hot car parks in northern Australia alike.

Shopping Centres and Retail Floors

Heatmap analytics turn the wide panoramic view into a record of customer dwell time and busy zones, giving centre management and retailers data on how shoppers actually move through the space.

Multi-Site Integrator Deployments

Installers value the in-camera real-time stitching, which avoids the frame-sync problems that come with external stitching software, and the single Ethernet connection simplifies network planning when rolling the same camera out across several sites.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

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What's in the Box

1. Hanwha PNM-9022V Camera x 1 2. Mounting plate x 1 3. Mounting screws & anchors x 1 set 4. Quick guide x 1

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Installation Requirements

1. Power: PoE+(IEEE802.3at, Class4) or 12VDC, max 18W(PoE) / 16W(12VDC). 2. Network: Metal shielded RJ-45(10/100BASE-T) Ethernet. 3. Mounting: hinge-and-clip design - hang the camera body on the hinge first, then push it to the plate until the clip clicks and holds it in place. 4. Conduit/Gang Box: 19.1mm(3/4")(M25) conduit hole; compatible with Single, Double, 4" Octagon and Square gang boxes. 5. Weight/Dimensions: 3,200g(7.05lb), ø253x165mm(9.96x6.5") - confirm the mount can support the weight before installing.

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App / Web Setup

1. Connect the camera to a PoE+ switch or 12VDC supply and the network via RJ-45. 2. Access the camera over HTTPS from a web browser using its IP address; Digest authentication is required at first login. 3. ONVIF Profile S/G/T conformant, plus SUNAPI(HTTP API) and Hanwha Vision Open Platform support, for integration with third-party VMS/NVR platforms. 4. Configure motion detection (up to 8, 8-point polygonal zones), 32 privacy masking zones, and dual Micro SD recording as required.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the HAN-PNM-9022V

Q.01

Does where I mount the camera change how much of the scene it actually covers?

Yes - the mounting position determines how the field of view is used. The lens array is rated at a 209° horizontal by 83.3° vertical field of view, and the head adjusts across a 0°~355° pan and 0°~60° tilt range. On a flat wall or facade, that field of view faces straight ahead across the full frontage; on a corner or pillar mount, the same pan and tilt range lets an installer angle the coverage around the mounting point instead.
Q.02

Does adding this camera add another NVR channel and VMS licence to budget for?

It connects to your network like any other IP camera, through a single Metal shielded RJ-45 Ethernet port, and supports up to 10 simultaneous streaming profiles and up to 20 unicast viewers from that one connection. Because it's a multi-sensor panoramic design covering ground that would otherwise need several separate cameras, it's worth confirming with your NVR/VMS provider exactly how they count and licence a stream like this before finalising a per-camera budget.
Q.03

What does the heatmap analytics feature actually show me?

The camera includes built-in heatmap business intelligence, which accumulates movement across the frame into a visual overlay of where activity concentrates. For a retailer that means a read on which zones customers dwell in longest; for a facilities or centre management team it flags congestion points, without needing a separate analytics platform.
Q.04

Does the panoramic image look stitched together, or is it seamless?

The PNM-9022V performs real-time image stitching inside the camera itself, which avoids the frame synchronisation problems that installers report when panoramic coverage relies on external stitching software.
Q.05

Is the PNM-9022V still in production, and is there a direct replacement model?

This model has been discontinued by Hanwha and there is no designated direct successor SKU. If you're planning a new installation, ask your supplier which current panoramic model best matches this specification before finalising your design.
Q.06

Is long-term firmware support available for this camera?

Yes. A command-injection vulnerability (CVE-2023-31996) affecting the NAS storage test function was identified across several Hanwha Vision IP camera models, including all firmware versions of the PNM-9022V. Keeping the camera on the latest published firmware resolves this disclosed issue, so it's a routine part of commissioning and ongoing maintenance rather than an active risk.
Q.07

How is the camera mounted - does it need to be held in place while wiring?

No. It uses a hinge-and-clip mounting design: hang the camera body on the hinge first, then push it to the mounting plate until the clip clicks and holds it in place, freeing both hands for wiring.
Q.08

Does the PNM-9022V include on-device AI analytics such as object or vehicle classification?

No on-device AI object or vehicle classification is included on this model. Virtual line and virtual area analytics are supported, though: the camera can flag virtual line crossing and directional detection, plus virtual area enter/exit and appear/disappear events, alongside the tampering and motion detection triggers already on this datasheet.
Q.09

Does this camera have built-in infrared illumination, and how does it perform in low light?

No built-in IR illuminator is fitted to this model. The datasheet rates minimum illumination at 0.1 lux in colour and 0.01 lux in black & white (1/30sec, 30IRE), which gives useful sensitivity in dim ambient light, but supplementary lighting should still be considered for sites with no ambient light at all after dark.
Q.10

How much local storage does it support, and does it keep recording if the network drops?

This camera has 2 separate Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC card slots on board, each rated up to 512GB, for a combined 1TB of edge capacity that can keep recording locally if the NVR connection is interrupted.
Q.11

Can this camera be installed in extreme outdoor climates?

Yes. This model is IP66 rated against dust and water ingress, adds IK10 impact resistance, and is built to keep working anywhere from -40°C right through to +55°C, which covers most Australian outdoor deployment conditions.