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Hanwha Vision HV-HCB-6001 1080p 2MP Analog HD Camera
2MP Analog HD Box
- Full HD(1920 x 1080, 30fps) resolution
- 0.09Lux@F1.2(Color), 0.009Lux@F1.2(B/W)
- Day & Night(ICR), WDR(120dB)
- SSNR IV, Motion detection
- Transmission distance max.500m
- Easy installation (Plug & play), Dual power, RS-485
$227.75 inc GST +3 Year Warranty & Support
The Hanwha Vision HV-HCB-6001 1080p 2MP Analog HD Camera designed for surveillance applications. With a resolution of 1080p and a 2MP sensor, it delivers crisp and clear images. Its analog HD technology ensures compatibility with existing coaxial infrastructures, simplifying installation and integration.
The camera is equipped with advanced features such as day/night functionality and digital noise reduction, enhancing its performance in various lighting conditions. With its robust build quality and reliable performance, the Hanwha Vision HV-HCB-6001 is an excellent choice for securing commercial and residential premises.
- Full HD (1920 x 1080, 30fps) resolution
- 0.09Lux@F1.2 (Color), 0.009Lux@F1.2 (B/W)
- Day & Night (ICR), WDR (120dB)
- SSNRⅣ, Motion detection
- Transmission distance max. 500m
- Easy installation (Plug & play), Dual power, RS-485
WiseNet HD+ series is an analog HD solution that provides better performance than existing analog products. WiseNet HD+ can transmit 1080p Full-HD high quality images through existing coaxial cable at a distance up to 1640ft. It is also backwards compatible with any existing analog system.
Features
- Resolution: It offers a high-definition resolution of 1080p, providing clear and detailed images.
- 2MP Sensor: The camera is equipped with a 2-megapixel sensor, which enhances image clarity and detail.
- Analog HD: It uses Analog High Definition (HD) technology, which delivers high-quality video over traditional coaxial cables.
- Day/Night Functionality: The camera likely features a day/night function, enabling it to capture clear images both in daylight and low-light conditions.
- Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): WDR technology helps to balance light and shadow in high-contrast scenes, ensuring that details in both bright and dark areas are visible.
- Weatherproof Design: It may feature a weatherproof housing, allowing it to be used indoors or outdoors, providing durability and protection against harsh weather conditions.
- IR Illumination: Infrared (IR) illumination enables the camera to capture images in low-light or total darkness, providing around-the-clock surveillance capabilities.
- Motion Detection: The camera might include motion detection functionality, allowing it to trigger recordings or alerts when motion is detected within its field of view.
- Remote Viewing: It could support remote viewing, allowing users to monitor live footage or playback recorded footage from anywhere using a compatible device or software.
- Power over Coax (PoC): Some models might support Power over Coax technology, enabling power to be supplied to the camera through the same coaxial cable used for video transmission, simplifying installation.
Specifications
Installation and Maintenance
Installation:
- Choose Mounting Location: Select a suitable location for mounting the camera. Ensure it has a clear view of the area you want to monitor.
- Mounting: Use the provided mounting hardware to secure the camera in place. Make sure it’s firmly attached to the surface and can withstand environmental conditions.
- Connect Cables: Connect the necessary cables to the camera. This typically includes a power cable and a video cable. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper cable connections.
- Power Supply: Connect the camera to a power source. Ensure the power supply meets the camera’s requirements and provides a stable voltage.
- Adjustment: Adjust the camera’s angle and focus to capture the desired area effectively. Use the camera’s adjustment settings or tools to achieve the best view.
- Testing: Test the camera to ensure it’s functioning correctly. Check the video feed and adjust settings if necessary.
Maintenance:
- Regular Inspection: Periodically inspect the camera for any signs of damage or wear. Check the mounting hardware, cables, and housing for any issues.
- Cleaning: Clean the camera lens and housing regularly to maintain optimal image quality. Use a soft cloth and lens cleaner to remove dust, dirt, or debris.
- Firmware Updates: Check for firmware updates from the manufacturer and install them as needed. Updated firmware can improve performance and security.
- Weatherproofing: Ensure the camera’s housing is weatherproof and properly sealed to protect it from environmental factors like rain, dust, and extreme temperatures.
- Power Supply Check: Monitor the camera’s power supply to ensure it’s providing a stable voltage. Replace any faulty power supplies or cables to prevent damage to the camera.
- Adjustments: Periodically readjust the camera’s angle and focus if needed. Changes in the environment or mounting location may require adjustments for optimal performance.