Quick summary
A 5MP indoor network dome camera with IR, motorized varifocal optics, intelligent analytics and multiple streaming options for professional IP CCTV systems.
Best fit
Projects that require a discreet dome form factor and flexible field-of-view adjustment at entrances, corridors, retail floors, reception spaces and controlled indoor areas.
Before ordering
Confirm mounting position, target scene width, recorder/VMS compatibility, PoE budget, storage retention, audio/alarm needs and whether the indoor IK08 design is right for the intended site.
Product overview and buyer-fit guidance
The XND-8080RV belongs to Hanwha Vision’s professional network-camera portfolio and is designed around a combination of image detail, configurable optics and analytics. Maximum video resolution is 2560×1920 at up to 30 frames per second with H.265 or H.264. The motorized 3.9–9.4mm lens gives installers room to adjust framing after mounting, rather than relying on a single fixed angle. At the wide end the horizontal field of view is approximately 92.1 degrees, while the tele end narrows to approximately 38.7 degrees. This makes the camera useful where the exact subject distance or framing requirement cannot be fixed until commissioning.
In practical procurement terms, the XND-8080RV makes the most sense when the project needs more control than an entry-level fixed-lens dome but does not require a PTZ camera. The 30m infrared capability supports dark or low-light interiors, while 120dB WDR is useful at glass entrances, lobbies, loading access points and mixed-light scenes where bright exterior light can otherwise reduce useful detail. WiseStream II is intended to improve bandwidth and storage efficiency when paired with H.265, although actual storage results depend on motion, scene complexity, frame rate, quality settings, analytics and recorder configuration.
The dome carries an IK08 impact-resistance rating. That can be valuable in public-facing indoor spaces where a camera may be vulnerable to accidental impact or attempted interference. However, buyers should not assume that IK08 means the camera is weatherproof. The XND-8080RV is commonly positioned as an indoor vandal-resistant dome; outdoor applications should be checked against environmental ratings and may require a different Hanwha model with appropriate ingress protection.
Key features and business benefits
5MP image detail
Up to 2560×1920 resolution gives more scene detail than standard 1080p, which can help with entrances, tills, service counters and other areas where useful identification detail is important.
Motorized varifocal lens
The 3.9–9.4mm motorized lens lets installers adjust the viewing angle remotely during commissioning, helping match the camera to different corridor widths, room depths and target zones.
30m infrared
Integrated IR illumination supports black-and-white monitoring in darkness without depending entirely on visible lighting, subject to scene reflectivity, mounting angle and environmental conditions.
120dB WDR
Wide Dynamic Range helps balance bright and dark areas in the same view, useful for reception doors, shop entrances, glass-fronted spaces and areas affected by strong sunlight.
Efficient video compression
H.265, H.264 and MJPEG are supported along with multiple streaming. WiseStream II can reduce bandwidth and storage demand when configured appropriately.
Analytics and audio
Supported analytics include motion, loitering, directional detection, tampering, fog detection and other event functions. Bi-directional audio and alarm I/O can support integrated project workflows.
Verified technical specifications
| Specification | Hanwha XND-8080RV |
|---|---|
| Maximum resolution | 5MP, 2560×1920 |
| Image sensor | 1/1.8-inch CMOS family sensor platform |
| Lens | 3.9–9.4mm, 2.4× motorized varifocal, F1.3 |
| Horizontal viewing angle | Approximately 92.1° wide to 38.7° tele |
| Frame rate | Up to 30fps at supported resolutions for H.265/H.264 |
| Video codecs | H.265, H.264, MJPEG; multiple streaming |
| Infrared range | Up to 30m |
| Wide Dynamic Range | 120dB WDR |
| Low-light operation | Color 0.07 lux at F1.3, 1/30s; 0 lux with IR on |
| Storage | Dual SD/SDHC/SDXC slots; total maximum 512GB in published specifications |
| Power | PoE (IEEE 802.3af) or 12V DC |
| Impact resistance | IK08 |
| Operating temperature | Approximately -10°C to +55°C, under published conditions |
| Dimensions | Approximately Ø140.8 × 113.0mm |
Specifications are based on Hanwha published documentation for the XND-8080RV family and may be revised by the manufacturer. Confirm current firmware, supported accessories and project-specific requirements before ordering.
Compatibility, configuration and deployment guidance
The XND-8080RV is a network camera and should be planned as part of a complete IP surveillance system rather than purchased in isolation. Before installation, confirm the recording platform, VMS or NVR supports the required streams and functions. Hanwha systems may use native integration while third-party recorders can rely on supported network standards and profiles; exact feature availability can differ between platforms. Analytics events, audio, alarm I/O, edge storage and metadata should be checked against the intended recorder or VMS rather than assumed from basic video compatibility.
PoE can simplify installation by carrying power and data over one network cable, but the switch or PoE injector must provide adequate budget for all connected devices. Network design should also account for peak bitrate, uplink capacity, VLAN policy, cyber-security requirements, remote viewing and time synchronisation. Where local edge recording is important, storage cards should be selected for surveillance workloads and sized according to retention expectations. Card capacity alone does not guarantee a particular number of recording days.
The camera’s adjustable lens is especially useful during commissioning. Rather than selecting a fixed focal length before site work, the installer can use the motorized range to tighten the scene after the physical position is confirmed. This is valuable in Dubai projects where ceiling height, architectural finishes or tenant layouts may differ from drawings. For narrow corridors, hallway view can help align the image with a portrait-style scene, but recorder display and export behaviour should be tested during handover.
Ideal customers and use cases
Retail and malls
Entrances, checkout areas, service counters and circulation zones where WDR and adjustable framing support changing layouts.
Corporate offices
Reception desks, lift lobbies, corridors, meeting-floor access points and common areas needing discreet indoor monitoring.
Hospitality
Hotel lobbies, back-of-house corridors, service entrances and operational areas where controlled camera aesthetics matter.
Education
Internal corridors, libraries, administration zones and access points subject to local privacy and safeguarding policies.
Banking and finance
Interior monitoring zones where image detail, WDR and tamper-aware deployment can support security design requirements.
Warehouses and logistics
Indoor loading interfaces, inventory corridors, dispatch areas and controlled access points requiring adjustable viewing angles.
What to confirm before ordering
- Required viewing width and subject distance at each mounting position.
- Whether the intended location is indoor and appropriate for an IK08 camera without a stated outdoor ingress rating.
- Recorder or VMS compatibility, including analytics, audio and alarm integration.
- PoE switch capacity, network uplink design and cybersecurity policy.
- Required retention period and whether NVR, NAS or SD-card edge recording is needed.
- Mounting surface and any bracket, pendant, wall or in-ceiling accessory requirements.
- Lighting conditions, glare, backlight and whether 30m IR is sufficient for the target scene.
- Local project approvals, privacy requirements and client handover documentation.
Comparison and related-model guidance
Choose the XND-8080RV when a 5MP indoor dome, motorized varifocal lens, integrated IR and IK08 construction fit the project. A fixed-lens dome may be more economical when the field of view is known in advance and will not change. An outdoor-rated vandal dome may be more appropriate for exposed entrances, car parks or façade locations where dust and water resistance are required. A PTZ camera is a different class of device for active pan, tilt and optical zoom across larger spaces, while multi-sensor or panoramic cameras are better suited to broad-area coverage where one conventional dome would leave blind spots.
For new projects, it is worth comparing the XND-8080RV with current-generation Hanwha X-series models that may offer newer analytics, updated cybersecurity features or different environmental ratings. Product selection should be driven by scene requirements, recorder ecosystem, lifecycle expectations and project approval rather than model number alone.
Hanwha XND-8080RV Dubai
Dubai buyers searching for the Hanwha XND-8080RV usually need more than a camera specification sheet. The practical questions are whether the lens range fits the proposed viewing distance, whether the camera integrates with an existing NVR or VMS, whether PoE capacity is available at the network edge and whether the installation position is genuinely suitable for an indoor dome. In commercial buildings, retail premises, hotels, clinics, schools and business centres, the camera can be used for entrances, reception areas, corridors, lift lobbies and controlled internal zones where a discreet dome design is preferred. Its 5MP resolution provides a useful balance between image detail and storage demand, while the motorized 3.9–9.4mm lens allows commissioning teams to fine-tune framing after the camera is mounted.
Dubai sites frequently combine strong external sunlight with comparatively darker interiors. The XND-8080RV’s 120dB WDR can therefore be relevant at glazed entrance doors and reception areas where backlighting can otherwise obscure people entering a building. The integrated IR supports monitoring after business hours, but installers should still assess reflections from glass, polished stone, close walls and glossy surfaces because infrared light can bounce back into the lens. Good positioning remains as important as the headline IR distance.
For procurement in Dubai, FourTeck can help customers define the required camera quantity, viewing zones, recording architecture and network requirements before quotation. The safest approach is to provide a site plan, existing recorder model if one is already installed, required retention period and the intended mounting locations. This helps distinguish whether the XND-8080RV is the right fit or whether an outdoor-rated, fixed-lens, PTZ or newer-generation Hanwha model would be more suitable. For Dubai CCTV planning and installation context, see FourTeck’s CCTV installation guidance for Dubai and the UAE, or contact FourTeck sales for configuration assistance.
Hanwha XND-8080RV UAE
Across the UAE, buyers may be planning multi-site surveillance rather than a single-camera installation. The XND-8080RV can fit projects where indoor domes are required across offices, retail branches, hospitality facilities, education buildings, clinics or logistics premises and where the design calls for 5MP detail with adjustable optics. A multi-emirate rollout should standardise camera configuration, firmware, naming conventions, time synchronisation and recording profiles so that support teams do not inherit inconsistent settings from site to site.
For UAE deployments, network and storage planning becomes especially important when many cameras are aggregated to central monitoring. H.265 and WiseStream II can help manage bandwidth, but retention calculations must still use realistic scene activity and image-quality settings. A quiet office corridor and a busy retail entrance can produce very different storage behaviour even when the cameras share the same resolution. If analytics are required for alarms or operational workflows, verify that the chosen NVR or VMS can receive and act on the specific events used by the project.
Mounting and environmental selection should also be reviewed carefully. The XND-8080RV is appropriate for protected indoor positions; exposed external installations in the UAE may require a model with suitable ingress and environmental protection. Procurement teams should identify which cameras will be inside air-conditioned spaces and which will be exposed to heat, dust or moisture before finalising a bill of materials. FourTeck can support broader UAE planning through FourTeck UAE and the main FourTeck technology platform. Buyers should request a configuration-based quote rather than relying on a generic web price because camera, mounting, storage and installation requirements vary by project.
Hanwha XND-8080RV Kenya
Kenyan organisations evaluating the Hanwha XND-8080RV may be replacing older CCTV systems or building new IP surveillance across offices, retail stores, education campuses, financial institutions, healthcare facilities and commercial buildings. The camera’s 5MP image, motorized varifocal lens and network connectivity are useful where installers need to adapt framing to different interior spaces without stocking several fixed-lens variants. The 30m IR capability also helps where internal lighting is reduced after hours, subject to correct positioning and scene reflectivity.
For projects in Nairobi and other Kenyan locations, the key buying decision is often system architecture. A camera selected in isolation can create compatibility problems later if the recorder cannot support the intended resolution, analytics or event functions. Confirm whether the deployment will use a Hanwha NVR, a third-party VMS, edge storage, centralised monitoring or a hybrid arrangement. Network switches should be sized for both PoE power and data capacity, and remote sites should consider uplink reliability before relying on live central viewing as the only monitoring method.
Security teams should also define retention requirements early. Five-megapixel video can consume significant storage across a large camera estate, especially at higher frame rates and quality settings. H.265 and WiseStream II can improve efficiency, but retention still needs project-specific calculation. Camera locations should be prioritised around entrances, corridors, service points and operational zones where the adjustable lens range can be used effectively. For Kenya-specific procurement and project support, use FourTeck Kenya. When requesting a quote, include camera quantities, the existing recorder model if applicable, proposed retention days, indoor/outdoor split and any analytics or audio requirements so the solution can be assessed as a complete system.
Hanwha XND-8080RV Kuwait
In Kuwait, the XND-8080RV can suit controlled indoor surveillance in offices, hospitality facilities, banks, retail premises, education buildings and administrative environments. Its dome format is useful where appearance and tamper resistance matter, while the 3.9–9.4mm motorized lens offers flexibility for both wider room views and tighter entrance or corridor framing. The camera’s 120dB WDR can be relevant at bright glazed entrances where exterior sunlight creates strong contrast against darker interiors.
Buyers should distinguish indoor and exposed installations before procurement. The XND-8080RV carries IK08 impact resistance, but impact resistance is not the same as weather protection. For outdoor Kuwait conditions involving heat, dust and direct environmental exposure, use a model with appropriate published outdoor ratings. This distinction helps prevent specification errors caused by choosing cameras primarily on resolution or vandal resistance without considering installation conditions.
Network planning should include PoE switch capacity, cable distance, recorder throughput and storage. If a site already has a VMS or NVR, confirm device compatibility and supported functions before purchase. Basic ONVIF video support does not always guarantee access to every analytics or event feature. For large sites, standardising profiles and firmware can simplify maintenance. FourTeck’s regional route for local discussions is FourTeck Kuwait. A useful quotation request should state the building type, number of cameras, viewing targets, retention requirement, recorder preference and whether the cameras will be installed in protected interiors or near exposed doors and service areas. That information makes it easier to determine whether the XND-8080RV is the right camera or whether another Hanwha model better fits the environment.
Hanwha XND-8080RV Ghana
Ghanaian buyers considering the XND-8080RV may be planning surveillance for corporate offices, retail environments, banks, schools, clinics, hotels or logistics facilities. The camera is most relevant where a professional indoor dome is required and where adjustable framing is valuable. The motorized varifocal lens allows installers to commission different areas from the same model, while 5MP resolution supports more image detail than standard 1080p systems. This can simplify standardisation across a site while still giving each camera a scene-specific angle.
Reliable system design depends on power and network planning. PoE can reduce the need for separate local power supplies, but the project should verify switch budgets, UPS requirements and network resilience. For sites that experience connectivity interruptions, local edge storage may provide an additional recording layer if configured correctly. However, SD card recording should not automatically be treated as a replacement for central recording where long retention or central evidence management is required.
For Ghana projects, storage sizing should be tied to activity levels and retention policy. High-motion scenes, higher frame rates and greater image quality increase recording demand. The XND-8080RV’s H.265 and WiseStream II capabilities can improve efficiency, but project assumptions should still be validated with realistic estimates. Camera placement should avoid direct reflections and strong infrared bounce, particularly in narrow painted corridors or near glass partitions. FourTeck’s Ghana route is FourTeck Ghana. When requesting assistance, provide the intended number of cameras, installation type, existing network and recorder details, retention days and any requirement for analytics, alarm I/O or audio. That allows a configuration-driven recommendation rather than a one-size-fits-all product quote.
Hanwha XND-8080RV Uganda
Ugandan organisations evaluating the Hanwha XND-8080RV can use it as part of a structured IP surveillance design for offices, retail sites, schools, healthcare facilities, hospitality buildings and other protected indoor spaces. A major advantage is the ability to change focal length during commissioning. Instead of selecting separate fixed-lens cameras for every corridor or room, integrators can use the motorized 3.9–9.4mm range to adapt the field of view to actual site conditions after mounting.
Project reliability should be considered alongside image quality. PoE simplifies cabling, but network switches, UPS systems and recorder infrastructure should be sized for the full camera count. Sites with distributed buildings may need local recording at each location rather than pushing every stream across limited WAN links. If central monitoring is required, network bandwidth should be calculated from the intended stream profile rather than from nominal internet speed alone. Edge SD storage can support resilience, but retention goals and evidence-management procedures still need a central plan.
The camera’s 120dB WDR can help where indoor areas look toward bright entrances, while 30m IR can support after-hours viewing. Installation teams should test IR performance after final positioning because nearby surfaces can reflect infrared light. For Uganda-specific sales and project discussion, visit FourTeck Uganda. Buyers should send camera quantities, intended coverage areas, recorder or VMS preference, storage retention, mounting conditions and connectivity details with their enquiry. This supports a practical decision on whether the XND-8080RV should be used throughout the site or combined with outdoor domes, bullets, PTZs or other Hanwha camera types for areas with different coverage and environmental needs.
Hanwha XND-8080RV Nigeria
Nigeria projects often span a wide range of commercial environments, from corporate offices and retail chains to financial services, hospitality, campuses and industrial support buildings. The Hanwha XND-8080RV is best considered for protected indoor locations where 5MP detail, IR capability and flexible scene framing are required. The motorized varifocal lens helps standardise procurement across different interior spaces while still allowing a commissioning engineer to set each camera for the actual target area.
For multi-site rollouts, consistency matters. Camera firmware, credentials, recording profiles, time settings and naming conventions should be standardised so central support teams can maintain the estate efficiently. H.265 and WiseStream II may reduce data demand, but storage and WAN capacity should be calculated from the real recording profile. Sites with unstable or constrained connectivity should avoid designing a system that depends entirely on constant remote streaming. Local NVR or edge storage can provide resilience, depending on the security architecture.
Power design is equally important. PoE reduces cable complexity, but switches and UPS capacity must support the full load. If analytics are used to generate operational or security events, compatibility between the camera and recording platform should be verified before deployment. For Nigeria procurement and system planning, use FourTeck Nigeria. A useful project enquiry includes quantities, floor plans or target areas, existing recorder information, retention requirements and whether any cameras will be exposed outdoors. This helps FourTeck distinguish where the XND-8080RV is appropriate and where a different Hanwha model with outdoor protection, wider coverage or PTZ capability would be more suitable.
Hanwha XND-8080RV Seychelles
For Seychelles projects, the XND-8080RV is suited to protected indoor surveillance in hotels, resorts, offices, retail environments, administration buildings and similar premises. The 5MP sensor platform and motorized varifocal lens allow installers to balance broader room coverage against tighter monitoring of entrances or service zones. The camera’s dome profile can also fit locations where equipment needs to remain visually unobtrusive compared with larger camera types.
Environmental selection deserves particular attention in island deployments. The XND-8080RV should not be assumed suitable for exposed outdoor or coastal conditions simply because it has an IK08 impact rating. Salt air, moisture and direct weather exposure call for cameras with explicit environmental ratings and appropriate installation accessories. A mixed system may therefore use the XND-8080RV for protected interiors while selecting outdoor-rated Hanwha cameras for façades, parking areas and external walkways.
Logistics and maintenance planning can also influence the final bill of materials. Standardising camera types where practical can simplify spare holdings and technician training, but only when the selected model genuinely fits each environment. Recorder capacity, PoE switch design, local storage and remote monitoring bandwidth should be planned as a complete system. For Seychelles and broader regional enquiries, use FourTeck Africa. Buyers should provide site type, camera count, indoor/outdoor split, retention requirement and recorder preference. Where the XND-8080RV is being considered for a refurbishment, include the existing NVR or VMS model so compatibility and migration options can be checked before equipment is ordered.
Related FourTeck products and solution areas
The current FourTeck index exposes a broader Hanwha and CCTV solution context, but seven individually verified same-site Hanwha product-page URLs were not available from live search at the time this page was prepared. Rather than inventing links, the section below uses verified FourTeck resources and relevant solution routes. Additional same-site product links can be added when their live URLs are confirmed.
Dubai CCTV installation
Planning guidance for camera choice, recording, storage and surveillance deployment in Dubai and UAE projects.
FourTeck UAE
Regional route for UAE technology and project enquiries covering security, networking and related infrastructure.
IT services UAE
Useful for projects that combine surveillance with switching, structured network services and wider IT deployment.
FourTeck Africa
Regional route for Africa-focused technology procurement and project discussions, including Seychelles requirements.
Why contact FourTeck
FourTeck can help buyers turn a camera model request into a project-specific bill of materials by discussing viewing areas, recorder compatibility, storage retention, network design, mounting requirements and indoor/outdoor suitability. This is especially useful when an existing CCTV system needs to be expanded without losing compatibility or when a new deployment includes several camera types. Product availability, commercial terms, warranty route and delivery timing should be confirmed in the quotation for the relevant market rather than assumed from this page.
Frequently asked questions
What resolution does the Hanwha XND-8080RV support?
The XND-8080RV supports a maximum resolution of 5MP, 2560×1920. It can deliver up to 30 frames per second with H.265 or H.264 at supported resolutions. Actual recording quality and storage usage depend on the selected stream, frame rate, bitrate and scene activity.
Does the XND-8080RV have night vision?
Yes. The camera includes infrared illumination with a published viewing distance of up to 30 metres. Real-world IR performance depends on mounting height, scene reflectivity, lens angle, nearby walls, glass and ambient conditions. Commissioning should include a night test to check for overexposure or IR reflection.
Is the lens fixed or adjustable?
It uses a 3.9–9.4mm motorized varifocal lens with approximately 2.4× optical adjustment. This allows the installer to change the field of view during setup and focus the camera on a broad room, narrower corridor or specific entrance zone without replacing the lens.
Can the XND-8080RV be powered by PoE?
Yes. Published specifications list IEEE 802.3af PoE as well as 12V DC. PoE can simplify installation because one Ethernet cable carries both data and power. The network switch must still have enough per-port and total PoE budget for the planned camera count.
Is the XND-8080RV suitable for outdoor use?
It is commonly specified as an indoor vandal-resistant dome with an IK08 impact rating. IK08 addresses impact resistance, not weather sealing. For exposed outdoor locations, choose a Hanwha camera with an appropriate published ingress and environmental rating rather than assuming this model is weatherproof.
What does 120dB WDR help with?
Wide Dynamic Range helps a camera retain useful detail when bright and dark areas appear in the same image. Typical examples include reception areas facing glass doors, shop entrances with strong daylight outside, and corridors where one end is much brighter than the rest of the scene.
Does the camera support local SD-card recording?
Published XND-8080RV specifications list dual SD/SDHC/SDXC storage with up to 512GB total capacity. Edge recording can support resilience or event storage, but card endurance, retention length and recorder workflow should be planned for the project rather than inferred only from capacity.
Which video codecs are supported?
The camera supports H.265, H.264 and MJPEG with multiple streaming. H.265 combined with WiseStream II can improve bandwidth and storage efficiency. Compatibility with a particular recorder or VMS should be confirmed, especially when analytics and advanced events are required.
What analytics are available?
Published functions include motion detection, loitering, directional detection, tampering, fog-related detection, digital auto tracking, audio detection and other event analytics. Not every recorder or third-party VMS exposes every function, so integration should be checked before the final system design is approved.
How do I request a Hanwha XND-8080RV quote in Dubai?
Send FourTeck the required camera quantity, mounting locations, viewing targets, existing recorder or VMS model, retention period and indoor/outdoor requirements. This allows the quote to include the correct camera, mounting accessories, recording capacity and network considerations rather than pricing the camera alone.
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Share your camera quantity, site type, recorder platform, required retention and viewing areas. FourTeck can help review model suitability and prepare a project quotation.
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