Hanwha Techwin adds three models to its Wisenet Q H.265 camera range

The manufacturer has developed three PTZ type models, fisheye and minidome to offer an economical and practical solution in numerous applications.

The QNP-6230RH models, QNV-6023R and QNV-6024RM Hanwha Techwin has added to its Wisenet Q range a wide range of intelligent video analytics (Vat), including manipulation, direction detection, blur, virtual line and input/output, (Des) appearance of objects and motion detection.

The QNP-6230RH camera is pTZ type of 2 megapixels and 23x zoom with IR, designed for application in the city centre, large public areas and a wide range of outdoor video surveillance applications, providing an infrared viewing distance of 100 Meters.

In addition, has integrated gyroscopic sensors to provide accurate image stabilization when the camera is disturbed by wind or vibrations.

The Wisenet QNF-8010 fisheye model has a resolution of 6 megapixels and it's a 40% smaller than its predecessor (model QNF-8010) for application in small or medium-sized environments where aesthetics plays an important role, as bank offices, Shops, Etc.

This camera offers four display modes including classic fisheye vision, unique panorama, double and quadrant. In addition, the inclusion of people counting analytics and heat maps offer retailers the opportunity to know the relationship of turnout data versus actual sales.

Wisenet QNV-6023R is a minidome of 2 shippable megapixels, especially suitable for monitoring bus activity, Trains, trucks and other means of transport, and incorporates acoustic noise reduction software to reduce the effect of vibrations to improve the performance of the built-in microphone.

For applications where infrared illumination from the camera cannot be used, Wisenet QNV-6023R also allows you to work with very little luminosity with good results. Presented on the market at the same time, The Wisenet QNV-6024RM includes a robust M12 connector for safe and reliable communication.

Uri Guterman, Product and marketing director at Hanwha Techwin Europe, notes that "despite having an attractive price, the functions and quality of any of these cameras have not been compromised. Each has been developed as a direct result of serving our customers".

Other features shared by the three new cameras are their wide dynamic range (Wdr) -Until 120 Db- to produce clear images of scenes containing a complex mix of brightly lit and dark areas, as well as SD/SDHC/SDXC memory slot to store video or data in the camera itself in case there is a network outage.

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