Hanwha Vision WiseNet X XNP-6120HW
Best professional camera for demanding surveillance applications.
This camera offers robust surveillance in harsh conditions with its wide operating temperature range and IP66 rating. It captures clear video day or night with motion detection and provides flexible monitoring through its PTZ and motorized zoom features. Seamless integration and two-way audio make it a comprehensive security solution.
$1189.99
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CDW
Who it's for
- Security managers overseeing vast outdoor perimeters or complex facilities.
- Businesses needing dependable surveillance in harsh or exposed outdoor environments.
- Security professionals seeking proactive, efficient threat identification and reduced monitoring fatigue.
Who should skip it
- Small businesses or individuals with limited budgets for security infrastructure.
- DIY enthusiasts or users without specialized IT and networking expertise.
- Organizations with constrained network infrastructure or limited storage solutions.
Performance breakdown
Environmental Resilience
IP66 rating and wide temperature tolerance handle harsh outdoor conditions effortlessly.
PTZ Versatility
Motorized zoom and focus provide precise control over large surveillance areas.
Image Clarity
Full HD resolution delivers sharp, reliable footage for standard security needs.
System Integration
Broad protocol support ensures smooth connectivity with existing network infrastructure.
Compression Efficiency
H.265 support significantly reduces bandwidth and storage requirements for long-term recording.
Audio Functionality
Two-way audio adds a vital layer of interactive monitoring and deterrence.
Key Specs
Model
XNP-6120HW
Resolution
1920 x 1080
Video Compression
MJPEG, H.264, H.265
Connectivity
LAN 10/100
Power
DC 12 V / PoE Class 3
PTZ Capability
Yes
Audio
Two-way audio
Operating Temperature
-30°C to 55°C
Operating Humidity
0 to 90% RH
Ingress Protection
IP66
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