Quick product summary
Hanwha Vision positions the QNO-7010R as a 4M H.265 IR bullet camera. Its fixed 2.8mm lens provides a wide field of view for general area monitoring, while the camera supports up to 20 frames per second at 4MP and up to 30 frames per second at resolutions below 2MP. Video can be encoded with H.265, H.264 or MJPEG, and multiple streaming profiles help balance image quality, recorder requirements and network bandwidth. The camera also supports motion detection, tampering detection, defocus detection, hallway view, Lens Distortion Correction, WiseStream, microSD storage, PoE and 12V DC power. IP66 and IK10 protection make the enclosure suitable for demanding locations when installation practices, cable sealing and mounting conditions are appropriate.
Product overview and buyer-fit guidance
The QNO-7010R is best considered when a surveillance design calls for a fixed bullet camera with wide coverage rather than optical zoom. The 2.8mm lens is useful for observing a broad scene at shorter to medium surveillance distances, such as building approaches, warehouse aisles, gates, service yards, pedestrian routes and parking entry lanes. It is not the same type of product as a motorized varifocal camera, so buyers should confirm the required viewing angle and pixel density before ordering. A wide lens can show more of the scene, but a wider view also spreads the available pixels across a larger area. For identification-focused tasks at longer distances, a different lens or camera model may be more appropriate.
For network planning, the QNO-7010R supports standard Ethernet connectivity, multiple streams and ONVIF Profile S/G as well as Hanwha SUNAPI. This makes it relevant to projects where the camera must be integrated with a compatible NVR or video management system rather than operated as a stand-alone viewing device. Edge storage can add resilience or local event recording, but storage duration depends on capacity, resolution, frame rate, codec, scene complexity and recording mode. FourTeck can help buyers review those dependencies before procurement.
4MP detail
Captures up to 4MP video, giving security teams more image detail than standard 1080p in suitable viewing conditions.
Efficient streaming
H.265, H.264 and MJPEG options plus multiple streams allow the design to balance recording quality, live viewing and bandwidth use.
Night monitoring
Integrated infrared illumination provides a manufacturer-specified viewable distance of up to 20m for dark scenes, subject to the environment.
Outdoor-ready housing
IP66 and IK10 ratings support deployment in exposed or higher-risk locations when installed according to project and manufacturer requirements.
Verified technical specifications
| Specification | Hanwha QNO-7010R |
|---|---|
| Camera type | 4MP H.265 IR bullet network camera |
| Imaging device | 1/3-inch 4MP CMOS |
| Lens | 2.8mm fixed, F2.2 |
| Maximum frame rate | Up to 20fps at 4MP; up to 30fps below 2MP with H.265/H.264 |
| Compression | H.265, H.264, MJPEG |
| IR distance | Up to 20m |
| WDR | 120dB |
| Analytics | Motion detection, tampering, defocus detection |
| Edge storage | microSD/SDHC/SDXC slot, up to 128GB in published specification |
| Power | PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 3 or 12V DC |
| Protection | IP66, IK10 |
| Operating temperature | -30°C to +55°C; startup above -20°C |
| Dimensions / weight | Approx. Ø70 x 246mm; 730g |
Compatibility, configuration and deployment guidance
Before integrating the QNO-7010R into an existing surveillance environment, confirm recorder or VMS compatibility, supported codec profiles, resolution and frame-rate combinations, user-access needs, retention targets, switch PoE budget and network topology. ONVIF support can simplify integration, but ONVIF alone does not guarantee that every manufacturer-specific feature will be available through every third-party recorder. When analytics, audio, alarm I/O or advanced event handling are important, verify feature support end-to-end.
PoE can reduce cabling complexity because power and data travel over the Ethernet connection, provided the switch or injector supports the required standard and sufficient power budget. For outdoor runs, project design should also consider surge protection, cable category, maximum Ethernet distance, grounding, weatherproof terminations and enclosure sealing. The fixed lens means final mounting height and aiming angle matter: a small change in position can materially change facial or vehicle detail. A site survey or accurate coverage drawing is therefore valuable before quantity decisions are finalized.
Ideal customers and use cases
Entrances, delivery approaches, external walkways and back-of-house areas where a broad fixed field of view is useful.
Loading zones, perimeter routes, dispatch points and access lanes where rugged housing and network recording are required.
External service areas, staff access, parking approaches and operational zones that benefit from 4MP monitoring.
Selected outdoor and semi-exposed observation points where IP66/IK10 protection fits the risk assessment.
What to confirm before ordering
- Required field of view and whether a 2.8mm fixed lens is appropriate.
- Target identification distance and expected pixel density.
- NVR or VMS compatibility, licences and required channel capacity.
- PoE switch capacity, cable route length and network bandwidth.
- Recording retention, codec, frame rate and storage calculation.
- Night-scene conditions and whether 20m IR is sufficient.
- Mounting surface, bracket or pole-mount accessory requirements.
- Outdoor surge, grounding, conduit and weatherproofing requirements.
- Need for alarm I/O, audio input, edge recording or event integrations.
- Current product availability and any lifecycle considerations for the intended market.
Comparison and related-model guidance
Within the older Q-series family, the QNO-7010R uses a 2.8mm fixed lens, while related QNO-7020R and QNO-7030R versions use narrower fixed focal lengths. A narrower field of view can place more pixels on a distant subject, but it covers less of the overall scene. For projects that need adjustable framing during commissioning, a motorized varifocal model may be preferable. Dome or vandal-dome formats may be more suitable where the camera body should be less directional or where mounting style is important. The correct alternative depends on target distance, mounting height, lighting, scene width, weather exposure, analytics requirements and recorder architecture rather than model number alone.
Hanwha QNO-7010R Dubai
Dubai surveillance projects often combine demanding outdoor conditions with dense commercial infrastructure, mixed indoor/outdoor camera locations and strict expectations for practical coverage. The Hanwha QNO-7010R can fit Dubai projects that need a fixed-view 4MP bullet camera for building approaches, warehouse loading bays, service roads, staff entrances, parking access lanes, retail back-of-house areas or perimeter observation. Its 2.8mm fixed lens gives a broad view, which is useful where the camera needs to capture the overall movement of people or vehicles rather than magnify a narrow distant target. Buyers should still confirm target distance before ordering because broad coverage and identification detail are not the same requirement.
For Dubai network infrastructure, PoE can simplify deployment by allowing a single Ethernet run to carry data and power from a compliant switch or injector. That can make cabinet planning cleaner, especially on multi-camera projects, but the switch power budget, uplink capacity, VLAN design, cybersecurity controls and retention requirements should be calculated before installation. H.265 is useful when supported end-to-end because it can reduce storage and bandwidth compared with older compression approaches under similar conditions. The camera also supports multiple streams, allowing a high-quality recording stream and lower-bandwidth viewing streams to be configured where the recorder or VMS supports them.
Dubai buyers commonly ask about night performance, outdoor durability, price, stock and compatibility. Hanwha specifies up to 20m IR, IP66 weather protection and IK10 impact resistance for this model, but FourTeck does not publish unverified stock, fixed price or delivery promises on this page. For an accurate quote, provide the number of cameras, site type, viewing objectives, recorder model, retention period and installation location. FourTeck can then help review whether the QNO-7010R is still the right fit or whether a current varifocal, AI-capable or different-form-factor Hanwha model would better meet the Dubai project requirement. For broader surveillance planning, visit FourTeck UAE solutions or contact FourTeck sales.
Hanwha QNO-7010R UAE
Across the UAE, surveillance requirements vary between offices, logistics facilities, retail estates, industrial compounds, schools, hospitality sites, residential developments and multi-emirate organizations. The QNO-7010R is relevant where a project specification calls for a 4MP fixed bullet camera with network connectivity, built-in infrared illumination and a protective outdoor housing. Its fixed 2.8mm lens is designed for wide scene coverage, so it can work well at entrances, loading areas, access roads and general perimeter viewpoints where the required subject distance is compatible with that lens choice. Where the project needs close identification at longer range, an alternative lens or motorized varifocal camera should be evaluated.
UAE buyers should treat camera selection as part of a complete system decision. Recording capacity must account for camera count, actual bitrate, frame rate, retention period, event schedule and redundancy. Network design should also consider PoE capacity, switch topology, fibre uplinks for larger sites, remote-access policy and cyber-hardening. QNO-7010R support for H.265/H.264, multiple streaming and ONVIF can help integration, but exact feature compatibility should be confirmed with the selected NVR or VMS. MicroSD edge storage can provide local recording options, though it should not automatically be treated as a substitute for centralized recording on critical sites.
For projects spanning Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah or Umm Al Quwain, procurement teams may need consistent camera standards across multiple locations. In that case, confirm model lifecycle, firmware baseline, mounting accessories and replacement strategy before standardizing. Environmental exposure also differs by site, particularly for coastal, dusty or industrial locations, so cable glands, junction boxes, surge measures and maintenance access deserve attention. FourTeck can assist with camera selection, NVR planning, storage estimates and integration discussions without assuming unverified local stock or warranty terms. Explore FourTeck technology solutions, UAE IT services and sales assistance for configuration support.
Hanwha QNO-7010R Kenya
Kenya buyers evaluating the Hanwha QNO-7010R commonly need to know whether a 4MP fixed bullet camera is suitable for offices, schools, logistics yards, warehouses, retail sites, residential compounds, hospitality properties or industrial premises. The camera’s 2.8mm lens gives relatively wide coverage, making it useful for general surveillance where the goal is to see movement and activity across a broad scene. For gates, roads or long fence lines where identifying a person or vehicle at greater distance is more important than scene width, a narrower or variable lens may be a better choice. That distinction should be resolved before quantities are confirmed.
Power and network design are especially important when cameras are distributed over a large property. The QNO-7010R supports PoE, which can simplify installation, but Ethernet distance limitations, switch placement, backup power, lightning protection, earthing and outdoor cabling must be planned for the site. Larger compounds may require fibre links between buildings or remote cabinets rather than long copper runs. Storage should be calculated from the required recording schedule and retention period rather than from camera resolution alone. H.265 support can help control bandwidth and storage, but real consumption varies with scene motion, bitrate settings and quality targets.
For Kenyan deployments, the published IP66 and IK10 ratings are relevant for exposed or accessible locations, but weather resistance still depends on correct installation, sealed connections and suitable mounting. Night coverage should also be checked against the manufacturer’s up-to-20m IR specification and the actual reflectivity of the scene. Buyers should ask about NVR compatibility, PoE budget, firmware, mounting accessories, remote access and the current procurement path before purchase. FourTeck does not state unverified Kenya stock, local office presence or fixed delivery times on this page. For regional assistance, visit FourTeck Kenya or use FourTeck sales support to discuss the required CCTV configuration.
Hanwha QNO-7010R Kuwait
Kuwait CCTV projects can involve offices, retail sites, logistics properties, industrial facilities, apartment developments, public-facing buildings and perimeter security applications. The Hanwha QNO-7010R is a practical fixed bullet camera option when the project requires 4MP network video, a wide 2.8mm view, IR illumination, PoE and a rugged enclosure. It is important to match the camera to the target rather than simply to the site category. A wide fixed lens works well when the objective is general situational awareness across an entrance or approach, but it may not provide the same distant identification capability as a narrower lens or varifocal camera.
Heat, dust and outdoor exposure make installation quality important. Hanwha publishes an operating range up to +55°C for this model, together with IP66 and IK10 protection, but real installations should still protect connectors, cable entries, power equipment and network cabinets. Camera orientation can also affect thermal load, glare and IR performance. Where strong daylight and shadow exist in the same scene, the camera’s 120dB WDR can help balance contrast, although WDR performance should always be evaluated against the actual scene and desired forensic detail.
For Kuwait procurement, confirm whether the existing recorder supports the required QNO-7010R streams and events, whether additional VMS licences are needed, and how many days of recording must be retained. Projects with many cameras should check switch uplinks, multicast requirements, cybersecurity policies and backup-power duration. If the model is being specified for a new installation, it is also sensible to compare it with newer Hanwha camera families in case current analytics, cybersecurity or lifecycle features are priorities. FourTeck can help review the system design without making unverified claims about local stock, fixed prices or warranty terms. Visit FourTeck Kuwait or request configuration assistance.
Hanwha QNO-7010R Ghana
In Ghana, buyers may consider the Hanwha QNO-7010R for commercial compounds, offices, schools, retail locations, warehouses, hospitality properties and light-industrial sites where a fixed 4MP network camera is suitable. The wide 2.8mm lens is useful for general observation of doorways, access paths, loading points and broad exterior scenes. Before purchasing, identify the exact surveillance objective for each position: overview, detection, recognition or identification. The same camera can perform very differently depending on distance, mounting height and lighting, so a camera list based only on building size can lead to weak coverage.
The QNO-7010R supports PoE and 12V DC, providing installation flexibility. PoE is often convenient because it centralizes power at network switches, but a reliable design needs adequate switch power budget, surge protection, earthing, cable quality and backup power where continuous recording is important. For compounds with multiple buildings, fibre interconnects may be more appropriate than extended copper runs. Recording storage should be sized according to actual bitrate, movement, frame rate, retention period and recording schedule. H.265 can reduce bandwidth and storage in compatible systems, while multiple streams can separate recording quality from remote viewing needs.
Ghana deployments should also consider rain exposure, dust, humidity, maintenance access and network availability. The camera’s IP66 and IK10 ratings provide a useful baseline for tough installations, but they do not replace correct glands, sealed junction points and secure mounting. The built-in IR is specified up to 20m, so longer dark perimeters may need different camera placement or supplementary lighting. Ask FourTeck to review camera count, coverage intent, NVR or VMS, storage, PoE and accessories before ordering. This page does not claim a local warehouse, guaranteed stock or fixed delivery schedule. For assistance, use FourTeck Ghana, FourTeck Africa or contact the sales team.
Hanwha QNO-7010R Uganda
Uganda security-camera projects range from offices and schools to warehouses, hospitality sites, compounds, healthcare facilities and multi-building organizations. The Hanwha QNO-7010R can be considered when a fixed outdoor-style bullet camera with 4MP resolution, a 2.8mm lens and built-in infrared is appropriate. Its wide view can work well for general monitoring of entrances, walkways, parking access, loading zones and building approaches. However, a wide lens is not automatically the right choice for gates or distant fence lines where the project requires readable faces or vehicle detail. Confirm the target size and distance for each position before approving the bill of materials.
Network reliability and power planning are central to IP surveillance performance. The camera supports PoE, allowing power and data on one Ethernet cable, but sites should plan switch capacity, UPS backup, surge protection and cable routes. Long distances between buildings may call for fibre uplinks or intermediate cabinets. Where internet connectivity is variable, local NVR recording and carefully designed remote access can be more resilient than relying on cloud viewing alone. Edge microSD storage can support local recording scenarios, but capacity is finite and should be treated as one part of the recording strategy.
For outdoor locations, Hanwha’s IP66 and IK10 ratings are valuable, while correct installation remains essential for weather protection and durability. The stated IR viewable distance is up to 20m, so placement should account for scene depth and reflective objects that can affect night images. Buyers should also verify compatibility with existing Hanwha or third-party recorders, required licences, user permissions and mobile/remote viewing policies. FourTeck can support product selection and system sizing without claiming unverified local stock, fixed price or delivery timing. Visit FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Africa or request a project review.
Hanwha QNO-7010R Nigeria
Nigeria buyers may evaluate the Hanwha QNO-7010R for corporate facilities, residential estates, schools, warehouses, logistics depots, retail properties, hospitality operations and industrial sites. Its combination of 4MP video, 2.8mm fixed lens, H.265 support, IR illumination and IP66/IK10 enclosure makes it a candidate for general fixed-view surveillance. The 2.8mm lens is intentionally broad, so it works best where the camera needs to show a substantial portion of the scene. For long driveways, large yards or specific identification points, a narrower or varifocal model may provide more useful pixel density on the target.
A dependable Nigerian deployment should account for both network and power conditions. PoE allows centralized power from a network switch, but that switch and the NVR should be supported by suitable backup power if recording continuity matters. Surge protection, earthing, cabinet cooling, cable quality and fibre links between buildings can be as important as the camera model itself. Storage calculations should be based on actual recording assumptions rather than nominal resolution. H.265 can improve efficiency, while event recording or variable bitrate can further change capacity requirements. The correct settings depend on the security objective and the available network and storage resources.
At night, Hanwha specifies IR viewing up to 20m. Real-world results depend on scene reflectivity, ambient light, mounting angle and obstructions. IP66 and IK10 ratings help with outdoor and accessible areas, although installer workmanship determines whether connections and mounting points remain protected. Procurement teams should also verify firmware, recorder compatibility, ONVIF feature support, mounting accessories and current lifecycle status. FourTeck can help review these items before quotation without claiming guaranteed Nigeria stock, fixed price or delivery time. Use FourTeck Nigeria, FourTeck Africa or contact FourTeck sales for assistance.
Hanwha QNO-7010R Seychelles
Seychelles surveillance projects can include hotels, resorts, offices, retail properties, warehouses, residential compounds and service facilities where coastal exposure, humidity and distributed buildings influence system design. The Hanwha QNO-7010R provides 4MP network video with a fixed 2.8mm lens, built-in IR and an IP66/IK10 enclosure. It can be appropriate for selected outdoor and semi-exposed positions where a broad field of view is required, but coastal projects should pay particular attention to mounting hardware, cable glands, junction boxes and corrosion-related maintenance. Environmental suitability is a complete installation question, not only an enclosure-rating question.
The camera supports PoE, which is useful for simplifying cabling inside hotels, villas and commercial buildings. On larger resort or campus-style properties, long distances between buildings may require fibre backbones and local PoE switches rather than extended copper connections. Network segmentation, user permissions and secure remote access are also important when surveillance traffic shares infrastructure with guest or business systems. H.265 support can reduce recording demands where compatible, while multiple streams can help supply lower-bandwidth live views for security desks or remote users without changing the primary recording stream.
Night-scene design should use the stated up-to-20m IR performance as a planning reference rather than a guarantee that every outdoor scene will be evenly illuminated. Reflective walls, vegetation, sea spray and changing weather can affect images, so camera angle and maintenance access matter. Buyers should confirm the correct recorder, storage capacity, mounting accessories, surge strategy and lifecycle position before placing an order. FourTeck does not claim a Seychelles warehouse, guaranteed availability or local warranty centre on this page. Regional buyers can use FourTeck Africa or contact FourTeck to discuss the required Hanwha surveillance configuration.
Related Hanwha products and camera families
For a new project, compare the QNO-7010R with related Hanwha fixed-lens Q-series models, vandal domes, indoor domes, motorized varifocal bullets and newer AI-capable camera families. The QNO-7020R and QNO-7030R provide narrower fixed lens options in the same older 4MP family, while QND/QNV variants offer different housing formats. Buyers who need adjustable framing, longer IR, higher frame rates, stronger analytics or current-generation cybersecurity capabilities should compare newer Hanwha models before standardizing. FourTeck can help shortlist alternatives based on the target scene, mounting style, recorder and budget.
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Why contact FourTeck
A camera quote is more useful when it matches the intended scene, recorder and retention requirement. FourTeck can help customers compare the QNO-7010R with alternative Hanwha models, review PoE and network needs, discuss NVR or VMS integration, estimate storage inputs and identify mounting or deployment questions that should be resolved before procurement. Support is provided as product and project assistance; availability, commercial terms, lead times and warranty conditions should be confirmed in the quotation for the relevant market.
Frequently asked questions
What resolution does the Hanwha QNO-7010R support?
The QNO-7010R is a 4MP network camera. Hanwha specifies up to 20fps at 4MP with H.265/H.264 and up to 30fps at resolutions below 2MP. The best setting depends on the required detail, motion in the scene, recorder capability, storage target and available network bandwidth.
How far can the QNO-7010R see at night?
Hanwha specifies an IR viewable length of up to 20 metres. Actual usable detail at night depends on mounting angle, scene reflectivity, ambient lighting, weather, subject distance and the level of identification detail required. A site-specific night view assessment is recommended for critical areas.
Is the Hanwha QNO-7010R suitable for outdoor use?
The published specification lists IP66 weather protection and IK10 impact resistance, making the enclosure suitable for many outdoor installations. Proper cable sealing, junction boxes, mounting, surge protection and environmental assessment remain necessary because an enclosure rating does not by itself guarantee the reliability of the complete installation.
Does the QNO-7010R support PoE?
Yes. The camera supports PoE according to IEEE 802.3af Class 3 and can also use 12V DC. For PoE projects, confirm the switch or injector power budget, Ethernet distance, cable quality, backup power and surge protection before installation.
Can the QNO-7010R record to a microSD card?
Yes. Published specifications list one microSD/SDHC/SDXC slot with support up to 128GB. Edge storage can be useful for event recording or resilience, but retention depends on bitrate and recording settings, and critical projects commonly use a compatible NVR or VMS as the primary recorder.
What lens does the QNO-7010R use?
It uses a 2.8mm fixed lens with an F2.2 maximum aperture. The lens provides a broad field of view, making it suitable for overview coverage. Because it is fixed rather than motorized varifocal, the required scene width and target distance should be confirmed before purchase.
Which video codecs are supported?
The camera supports H.265, H.264 and MJPEG. H.265 can help reduce bandwidth and storage requirements when the recorder or VMS supports it. Final storage depends on scene complexity, bitrate, frame rate, resolution, recording mode and retention policy.
Does it support ONVIF?
Published specifications include ONVIF Profile S/G and Hanwha SUNAPI. ONVIF helps interoperability, but specific analytics, audio, alarm and configuration functions may vary by NVR or VMS. Confirm the required features with the intended recorder before ordering.
Does the QNO-7010R have analytics?
Yes. Hanwha lists motion detection, tampering detection and defocus detection. These are practical event tools, but the QNO-7010R should not be confused with newer AI cameras that provide deeper object classification or advanced analytics. Compare models if AI detection is a project requirement.
Where can I get a Hanwha QNO-7010R quote for Dubai?
Contact FourTeck with the required quantity, installation location, target viewing distance, recorder model, retention period and any installation requirements. A quotation can then address the appropriate camera, compatible accessories and project needs without relying on unverified online stock or fixed-price claims.
Discuss your Hanwha QNO-7010R requirement
Send FourTeck the site type, camera quantity, viewing objective, NVR or VMS details and required retention period. The sales team can help determine whether the QNO-7010R or another Hanwha camera is the better fit for your project.
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