Hanwha LND-6071R Dubai
The Hanwha LND-6071R is a 2MP indoor network IR dome camera designed for locations that need an adjustable field of view, day/night imaging and PoE-powered IP surveillance. Verified specifications include a 3.2–10mm varifocal lens, up to 30fps H.264 video, 120dB WDR, IR visibility up to 20m, WiseStream II, Hallway View and microSD/SDHC support up to 32GB. Hanwha Vision currently marks the model as discontinued, making compatibility and replacement planning important for new Dubai enquiries.
No stock, delivery time, price or warranty claim is implied. Confirm current supply and replacement options before procurement.
Quick Product Summary
2MP, up to 1920 × 1080
3.2–10mm, 3.1× varifocal
IR viewable length up to 20m
PoE IEEE 802.3af, Class 3
120dB WDR
Discontinued; confirm replacement path
Product Overview and Buyer Fit
For existing Hanwha or legacy Wisenet L Series installations, the LND-6071R can still appear in maintenance schedules, bills of materials, CCTV drawings and replacement requests. Its varifocal lens is useful when an installer must tune the view after mounting rather than depend on a fixed focal length. At the wide setting it can cover reception areas, corridors, shop interiors and general office zones; at the tele end it can narrow the scene for doors, passageways or more focused observation. Because the unit is an indoor dome, buyers should not assume that it is suitable for exposed outdoor locations. A current replacement should be chosen against the actual environment, lens requirement, recorder support, cybersecurity policy and retention plan rather than only matching the old casing style.
The 120dB WDR specification is especially relevant for entrances and indoor spaces where bright windows, glass doors or uneven lighting can create difficult contrast. Integrated infrared illumination supports low-light monitoring to a stated range of 20 metres, while the mechanical ICR day/night design allows automatic switching for changing light conditions. PoE simplifies deployment by carrying power and network connectivity over Ethernet when the connected switch or injector supplies compliant power. For a legacy replacement project, confirm the existing switch budget, network addressing, NVR/VMS interoperability, mounting position, retention requirement and whether the organisation intends to retain H.264-era infrastructure or move to a newer camera platform.
Key Features and Business Benefits
Adjustable 3.2–10mm Lens
The 3.1× varifocal range gives installers flexibility to balance scene width and subject size without changing to a different fixed-lens model.
120dB WDR
Wide dynamic range helps manage scenes containing both bright and dark areas, useful around glazed entrances, reception zones and backlit indoor locations.
20m IR and True Day/Night
Integrated IR and an ICR mechanism support day and night observation in indoor spaces where visible lighting may be reduced after business hours.
PoE Deployment
IEEE 802.3af PoE can simplify cabling by avoiding a separate local power adapter when the network infrastructure is designed with sufficient PoE capacity.
Edge Storage
A microSD/SDHC slot supports up to 32GB, providing a legacy edge-recording option for event clips or local recording scenarios supported by the camera.
Hallway View and WiseStream II
Hallway View can make better use of image orientation in tall, narrow scenes, while WiseStream II supports bandwidth-efficiency objectives within this product generation.
Verified Technical Specifications
| Specification | Hanwha LND-6071R |
|---|---|
| Imaging device | 1/2.9-inch 2.19M CMOS |
| Maximum resolution | 1920 × 1080 |
| Lens | 3.2–10mm, 3.1× varifocal, F1.6–F2.9 |
| Horizontal field of view | 101.6° wide to 31.3° tele |
| Frame rate | H.264 up to 30fps at all supported resolutions |
| Video compression | H.264, MJPEG |
| WDR | 120dB |
| IR viewable length | 20m |
| Edge storage | microSD/SDHC, maximum 32GB |
| Network interface | RJ-45, 10/100BASE-T |
| Interoperability | ONVIF Profile S/G, SUNAPI |
| Power | PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 3, 6.5W stated consumption |
| Operating environment | -10°C to +55°C, less than 90% RH |
| Dimensions / weight | Ø119.8 × 98.8mm / 274g |
Compatibility, Configuration and Deployment Guidance
The LND-6071R uses standard Ethernet networking and supports ONVIF Profile S/G, but interoperability should still be tested against the exact recorder or VMS version in use. ONVIF support does not automatically guarantee access to every vendor-specific feature, event, playback function or configuration control. For a direct legacy swap, record the existing camera IP scheme, stream settings, NVR channel capabilities, frame rate, bitrate, retention target, user credentials, mounting position and lens angle before removing the older unit. Where a new-generation Hanwha camera is selected instead, confirm whether its codec, analytics, resolution and firmware requirements remain appropriate for the current recorder.
The camera’s stated PoE consumption is modest, but a project-level switch budget must include all connected cameras, network losses and design margin. The LND-6071R is an indoor dome and should not be treated as an outdoor weather-resistant model. If a Dubai project includes exposed entrances, loading bays, car parks, yards or dusty exterior locations, select a current camera specifically rated for the environment. For cybersecurity, use unique credentials, current supported firmware where available, restricted management access and segmented surveillance networking in line with the organisation’s IT policy.
Ideal Customers and Use Cases
The strongest fit today is not a greenfield project that specifically requires an old camera model; it is a legacy-support or migration requirement where an organisation already has LND-6071R cameras, existing Wisenet L Series documentation, spare-mount considerations or recorder configurations built around this generation. Typical enquiries can come from offices, retailers, hotels, clinics, education sites, warehouses, commercial buildings and facilities teams that need to identify a failed unit or define a technically appropriate successor.
Within indoor deployments, the varifocal lens can suit reception areas, corridors, stock rooms, cash-handling approaches, office entrances, lift lobbies, internal loading or dispatch zones and similar spaces where installers benefit from adjusting scene width after installation. Hallway View can be valuable for long passageways, while WDR can help at doors facing bright exterior light. Whether the model remains appropriate depends on lifecycle policy, supported firmware, recorder compatibility and the organisation’s security baseline.
What to Confirm Before Ordering
- Whether you need the exact legacy LND-6071R or a current Hanwha replacement.
- Indoor-only placement versus a weather-resistant outdoor requirement.
- Required field of view and whether 3.2–10mm varifocal coverage matches the scene.
- Recorder or VMS model, firmware, ONVIF requirements and supported stream formats.
- Existing PoE switch capacity and port availability.
- Desired recording retention, frame rate and storage method.
- Whether 2MP is sufficient for the identification task at the planned distance.
- Mounting surface, cable route, ceiling condition and service access.
- Cybersecurity, VLAN, user-access and remote-viewing policy.
- Availability, commercial terms and replacement-model lead time at the time of enquiry.
Comparison and Replacement Guidance
A replacement decision should compare outcomes rather than simply search for another 2MP dome. Match the old scene first: focal range, actual subject distance, mounting height, low-light need, WDR requirement, PoE, recorder support and physical mounting constraints. Then decide whether a newer camera should preserve the same resolution or upgrade to a higher-resolution platform. Higher resolution may improve detail but can increase bandwidth and storage demand, so the recorder, network and retention plan must be reviewed as part of the migration.
For facilities that still use H.264-only NVR channels or older client software, a modern replacement may require staged infrastructure upgrades. For sites already planning a recorder refresh, the better route may be to evaluate a current Hanwha series with newer codecs, analytics, security features and supported firmware. FourTeck can help compare the legacy requirement with current project objectives without assuming a specific successor until the recorder, site and lens conditions are known.
Hanwha LND-6071R Dubai
Dubai buyers searching for the Hanwha LND-6071R are often dealing with an existing CCTV estate rather than planning a completely new surveillance system around this discontinued model. Commercial towers, offices, retail units, hospitality sites, clinics and mixed-use facilities may still have older Hanwha or Wisenet L Series cameras documented in maintenance records. In that situation, the first procurement task is to identify why the camera is needed. A failed unit may call for a closely matched replacement, while a broader refurbishment may justify moving the whole area to a current camera family.
Dubai interiors frequently combine strong daylight, reflective glass and darker internal zones. The LND-6071R’s 120dB WDR specification and 3.2–10mm lens made it useful for entrances, reception desks, hallways and general indoor monitoring. However, new projects should consider whether 2MP resolution still meets the required identification standard and whether the current recorder supports a newer camera. The camera’s 20m IR capability is useful for low-light interiors, but an installer should still inspect reflected IR, ceiling height, glass surfaces and final subject distance.
For a Dubai replacement enquiry, share the existing recorder model, number of cameras, affected camera location, current lens angle, floor plan or a sample image from the scene. This gives a better basis for deciding whether the original LND-6071R specification must be matched or whether a newer Hanwha dome would provide a cleaner migration path. Buyers can also use FourTeck’s Dubai CCTV installation guidance to plan cabling, recording, PoE, storage and maintenance requirements. Availability should be checked at the time of quotation; no current stock or delivery time is assumed on this page.
Hanwha LND-6071R UAE
Across the UAE, the LND-6071R may appear in legacy surveillance environments in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and Al Ain as well as Dubai. Multi-emirate organisations should approach replacement as a standardisation project where possible. If different branches contain different camera generations, a one-for-one purchase can preserve inconsistency. A structured audit can identify camera models, recorder families, firmware levels, lens types, network ranges and mounting conditions before a replacement standard is selected.
The LND-6071R offers 2MP resolution, a 3.2–10mm varifocal lens, 120dB WDR, 20m IR and PoE. Those attributes can be used as a baseline when evaluating a current equivalent, but they should not be the only selection criteria. UAE IT teams may also need stronger lifecycle support, modern codec efficiency, current security hardening, central management and a clear spare strategy. Facilities teams should distinguish indoor ceilings from semi-exposed or exterior areas because this LND model is an indoor dome, not a general outdoor camera.
For procurement across several emirates, request a model-mapping exercise before issuing a bulk order. List each legacy camera, location, viewing objective and recorder channel, then identify which locations can share a standard replacement. This can reduce spare complexity and simplify support. FourTeck’s UAE CCTV and access-control overview provides broader system planning context, while FourTeck UAE can be used for regional enquiries. Confirm availability, support scope, licensing and installation requirements for the selected current equipment before purchase.
Hanwha LND-6071R Kenya
Kenya-based organisations searching for the Hanwha LND-6071R may be supporting an installed camera estate in Nairobi, Mombasa or other commercial locations, or may have received the model number from an older consultant schedule. Because the LND-6071R is discontinued, the procurement question should be framed around compatibility and replacement rather than assuming that a new supply of the exact model is the best long-term choice. Existing NVR channels, PoE switching, network topology and camera mounting all need to be documented before selecting a successor.
For offices, schools, retail stores, healthcare facilities, hotels and warehouses, the original camera specification provides a useful reference: 2MP image capture, a 3.2–10mm varifocal lens, infrared illumination to 20m, 120dB WDR and H.264 streaming. A replacement may preserve those basic characteristics while adding current lifecycle support or higher resolution, but storage and bandwidth should be recalculated if resolution or codec settings change. Indoor and outdoor positions must also be separated because an exterior Kenyan site needs a camera housing selected for the actual weather and environmental conditions.
Where the camera is part of a larger branch rollout, provide the number of sites, recorder types, expected retention days and a sample site layout. Procurement teams can then compare the cost of exact legacy replacement against a phased refresh. This is especially helpful when older cameras and recorders are approaching support limitations at the same time. For local project enquiries use FourTeck Kenya; for multi-country requirements, FourTeck Africa can provide a broader route for discussion. Current availability and replacement suitability should always be confirmed before ordering.
Hanwha LND-6071R Kuwait
In Kuwait, a search for the LND-6071R is likely to relate to maintenance of an established indoor surveillance system, a tender document created when the model was active, or a request to match a historical bill of materials. The camera’s key legacy attributes—2MP resolution, a 3.2–10mm varifocal lens, PoE, 120dB WDR and 20m IR—can be used to define the technical baseline. Since the model is discontinued, however, procurement should verify whether the requirement truly demands the original part or whether a supported current Hanwha camera is preferable.
Kuwait sites can have strong contrasts between bright exterior light and air-conditioned indoor spaces. In reception areas, entrances and glass-fronted offices, WDR capability remains an important comparison point. For internal corridors, Hallway View and the adjustable lens can also matter. Yet a replacement evaluation should add current requirements such as supported firmware, cybersecurity policy, recorder compatibility, storage efficiency and VMS integration. Outdoor heat and dust should not be used as reasons to choose this LND model because it is an indoor dome; exposed locations need an appropriately rated camera.
When requesting assistance, provide the existing NVR/VMS model, number of affected cameras, PoE switch details, mounting photographs and one or two sample images from the existing field of view. That information allows lens and compatibility decisions to be made with less guesswork. Kuwait procurement teams can use FourTeck Kuwait for regional enquiries and FourTeck contact for broader project coordination. Confirm supply, support route and the exact replacement model before issuing a purchase order.
Hanwha LND-6071R Ghana
Ghana organisations looking for the Hanwha LND-6071R may have inherited the model through an older office, retail, hospitality, education or industrial CCTV installation. In Accra and other business locations, legacy camera replacement is often easiest when the buyer first records what the existing camera is actually doing. Note the viewing direction, subject distance, available light, mounting height, recorder platform and whether the old 3.2–10mm lens is being used toward its wide or tele end. This makes it possible to choose a current camera based on the real scene rather than matching only the old model number.
The LND-6071R provides a useful comparison baseline with 2MP resolution, 30fps H.264, 120dB WDR, 20m IR, PoE and edge storage up to 32GB. If a new camera has a different resolution or compression format, the NVR channel and storage calculation should be checked. If the project is moving from isolated cameras to centrally managed surveillance, network design, user permissions and retention policy may matter more than preserving every legacy setting.
For Ghana deployments, protect equipment through sound network design and suitable power continuity where required. PoE simplifies camera-side power but does not remove the need to protect switching and recording infrastructure. If the site includes exposed outdoor positions, specify weather-resistant models rather than using an indoor LND dome outside its intended environment. For Ghana enquiries use FourTeck Ghana. For projects spanning several African markets, FourTeck Africa offers a regional route. Ask for current replacement options, compatibility checks and quotation details based on the exact site requirement.
Hanwha LND-6071R Uganda
Uganda buyers searching the LND-6071R may be trying to replace a camera already deployed in Kampala or another business location, or may be working from an older security specification that still lists Wisenet L Series hardware. Because this model is discontinued, the most reliable purchasing process begins with a compatibility review. Identify the recorder or VMS, current firmware generation, PoE infrastructure, lens angle and mounting arrangement before choosing whether to seek an exact legacy unit or move to a current Hanwha camera.
The model’s 2MP imaging, 3.2–10mm varifocal lens, 120dB WDR and 20m IR can suit many indoor surveillance tasks, including office reception areas, retail interiors, corridors, storerooms and controlled access approaches. Hallway View may be relevant for long narrow spaces. Nevertheless, newer surveillance objectives can require more detail, different analytics or longer lifecycle support. Upgrading resolution also changes bandwidth and storage assumptions, so the whole recording path should be checked rather than treating the camera as a standalone item.
For projects where power stability and network uptime are important, review UPS coverage for the PoE switches, recorder and core networking. Use segmented access and strong credentials for surveillance devices in line with the organisation’s security policy. Indoor and outdoor cameras should be specified separately, since the LND-6071R is an indoor dome. Uganda customers can contact FourTeck Uganda for local project discussion, or use FourTeck Africa for multi-country coordination. Confirm availability and the recommended replacement before procurement.
Hanwha LND-6071R Nigeria
Nigeria-based searches for the Hanwha LND-6071R can come from facilities and IT teams maintaining older camera deployments in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and other commercial centres. A legacy dome can remain in service for years after the original procurement cycle, so model numbers often reappear when a camera fails or a new branch is expected to match an old design. Since Hanwha Vision lists the LND-6071R as discontinued, a new request should include replacement analysis rather than relying on an assumption that the exact part is readily obtainable.
The original camera’s adjustable 3.2–10mm focal range, 2MP resolution, 120dB WDR, 20m IR and PoE make it a straightforward indoor network dome by modern standards. When replacing it, determine whether the existing scene really needs the same horizontal field of view or whether the new design can improve coverage. Check the recorder’s supported resolutions and codecs, the switch PoE budget, retention days, remote viewing method and user permissions. If cameras are spread across branches, standardising on a current family can reduce support complexity and simplify spares.
Network and power resilience also deserve attention in Nigerian business deployments. Camera-side PoE should be paired with properly designed switching, surge protection where appropriate, secure network access and backup power based on the organisation’s operational requirements. Exterior positions require a camera rated for weather and environmental exposure rather than this indoor LND model. For Nigeria enquiries use FourTeck Nigeria. For regional African programmes, FourTeck Africa can support a wider discussion. Ask for a current quote only after model suitability and compatibility have been checked.
Hanwha LND-6071R Seychelles
Seychelles organisations may encounter the Hanwha LND-6071R in older hotel, office, retail, institutional or commercial CCTV systems where equipment has remained in place through several maintenance cycles. Because imported security equipment can involve long replacement planning, identifying a supported current alternative may be more valuable than repeatedly sourcing an obsolete part. Start with the existing camera’s task: record the scene, lens position, lighting, recorder type, mount and network connection so a replacement can be selected against actual requirements.
The LND-6071R itself is specified as a 2MP indoor IR dome with a 3.2–10mm varifocal lens, 120dB WDR, 20m IR, PoE and H.264/MJPEG streaming. These characteristics are useful for internal spaces, but Seychelles projects must pay particular attention to environmental separation. Humid, exposed or coastal exterior locations should use equipment specifically rated for those conditions; an indoor dome should not be treated as a substitute for weather-resistant hardware. Current camera selections should also consider supported firmware, recorder compatibility, storage efficiency and secure remote access.
For hospitality and multi-building sites, replacement planning can be phased by priority. Critical entrances and high-traffic zones may be refreshed first, followed by lower-priority internal areas, while the recorder and network are assessed for future camera generations. This approach can reduce compatibility surprises and give procurement a clearer budget path. Seychelles customers can use FourTeck Africa for regional project discussions and FourTeck contact for model-specific assistance. Confirm availability, replacement selection and shipping or project terms at the time of enquiry rather than relying on legacy product status.
Related FourTeck CCTV Resources
Indexed FourTeck search results currently expose broader CCTV solution pages rather than seven verifiable Hanwha product-detail URLs for this model family. To avoid inventing product links, the resources below point only to verified FourTeck pages and approved regional sites that can help with selection and project planning.
Dubai CCTV Installation
Guidance for IP cameras, NVRs, PoE, storage, cabling and surveillance deployment in Dubai.
UAE CCTV and Access Control
Overview of CCTV camera types, recording, access control and business security planning.
FourTeck Africa
Regional resource for multi-country African project discussions.
Regional FourTeck Resources
Kenya technology enquiries, Kuwait technology enquiries, Ghana technology enquiries, Uganda technology enquiries and Nigeria technology enquiries provide market-specific contact routes. For Dubai and wider UAE requirements, use FourTeck UAE or the FourTeck contact page. These links are provided for enquiry routing and do not imply local stock, offices, authorization or delivery commitments for the LND-6071R.
Why Contact FourTeck for This Legacy Camera Requirement?
A discontinued camera request is primarily a technical-matching problem. FourTeck can help structure the requirement around the camera’s field of view, indoor environment, recorder compatibility, PoE, storage, network design and migration objective. The aim is to avoid buying an old model solely because its number appears on a legacy schedule when a supported current alternative may be more appropriate. Share the current equipment list, site photographs and desired outcome so the discussion can focus on compatibility and project fit.
Hanwha LND-6071R FAQs
Is the Hanwha LND-6071R discontinued?
Yes. Hanwha Vision’s current official product page identifies the LND-6071R as discontinued. Buyers should therefore confirm whether they require the exact legacy unit for an existing system or whether a current Hanwha replacement is more suitable. Availability should be checked at the time of enquiry and should not be assumed from older product listings.
What resolution does the LND-6071R provide?
The camera supports a maximum resolution of 1920 × 1080, commonly described as 2MP or Full HD. It can deliver up to 30fps using H.264 at supported resolutions. Whether 2MP is still sufficient depends on the identification task, subject distance, lens setting and the organisation’s current surveillance standard.
What lens is fitted to the Hanwha LND-6071R?
The LND-6071R uses a 3.2–10mm 3.1× varifocal lens with manual focus. Its horizontal field of view is specified from about 101.6° at the wide end to 31.3° at the tele end. This range lets an installer adjust scene width to suit different indoor surveillance positions.
Does the LND-6071R have infrared night vision?
Yes. The manufacturer specification states an IR viewable length of 20 metres and a day/night ICR mechanism. Real scene performance still depends on room layout, reflective surfaces, mounting angle, subject distance and ambient light, so installation conditions should be considered when evaluating an exact replacement.
Does this camera support PoE?
Yes. The LND-6071R supports IEEE 802.3af Class 3 Power over Ethernet, with a stated power consumption of 6.5W. A project should still verify the total PoE budget of the switch and provide design margin across all connected devices rather than considering one camera in isolation.
Can it record to a memory card?
The camera supports microSD/SDHC edge storage up to 32GB. Edge storage can be useful for certain local or event-recording workflows, but it should not automatically be treated as a substitute for properly sized central recording. Confirm the retention requirement, recorder design and event behaviour for the intended system.
Does the LND-6071R support ONVIF?
Yes. The manufacturer documentation lists ONVIF Profile S/G support along with SUNAPI. However, ONVIF interoperability can differ by recorder or VMS version and may not expose every manufacturer-specific feature. Test the exact NVR/VMS and firmware combination before a large replacement or migration project.
Is the LND-6071R suitable outdoors?
The LND-6071R is described as an indoor dome camera. Do not assume it is appropriate for exposed outdoor use. For entrances, parking, yards, loading areas or coastal and dusty environments, choose a camera with environmental ratings suited to the actual installation conditions.
What should I provide when asking for a replacement?
Provide the existing recorder or VMS model, camera quantity, mounting location, current field of view, PoE switch details, desired recording days and photographs of the installed camera and scene. This information helps determine whether an exact legacy replacement is necessary or a current Hanwha model can be introduced safely.
Can FourTeck confirm price and availability in Dubai?
FourTeck can handle a current quotation and availability enquiry, but this page does not claim that the discontinued LND-6071R is in stock or available at a fixed price. Share the required quantity and system details so the team can check the exact legacy requirement and, where appropriate, discuss a current replacement.
Need Help Replacing or Matching the LND-6071R?
Send FourTeck the existing NVR or VMS model, camera quantity, indoor location, required field of view and any photographs of the current installation. The team can use those details to discuss compatibility, migration and current model options without assuming that a discontinued camera is the best choice.
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