Quick Product Summary
2MP AI IR dome network camera
2.8–12mm, 4.3× optical zoom
Infrared illumination up to 50m
PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 3
Product Overview and Buyer Fit
The XND-A6084RV is aimed at surveillance designs where a fixed dome form factor is preferred but the installer still needs freedom to tune the scene after mounting. Its motorized-style varifocal viewing range is represented by the 2.8–12mm optical system and 4.3× zoom ratio, giving a horizontal field of view from about 120° at the wide end to about 27° at the tele end. That makes it useful for entrances, corridors, retail areas, reception zones, internal loading areas, controlled warehouse aisles and other indoor spaces where a single fixed focal length could be too limiting.
The camera uses Hanwha Vision’s Wisenet 9 SoC and supports dual NPU processing for AI-based image enhancement, analytics and business-intelligence functions. For buyers, the practical advantage is not simply that the camera carries an AI label: it is designed to classify and interpret scenes more intelligently while also applying image-processing functions that can improve usable video. Exact analytic behavior should still be reviewed against the required use case, VMS platform and firmware before procurement.
This model is best treated as an indoor or sheltered-environment camera rather than a general outdoor dome. The published environmental rating is IP52, while the impact rating is IK10. For exposed outdoor sites, buyers should compare the XND model with Hanwha outdoor vandal-dome or bullet alternatives that carry stronger ingress protection. That distinction matters in Dubai projects where dust, heat, direct weather exposure and cleaning practices can be demanding.
Key Features and Business Benefits
Dual-NPU AI processing
Wisenet 9 processing supports AI-based image enhancement, analytics and business-intelligence workflows, helping security teams reduce reliance on simple pixel-motion events.
Flexible varifocal view
The 2.8–12mm lens covers wide interior scenes or tighter monitored zones, allowing installation teams to tune framing to the actual site rather than selecting one fixed angle in advance.
Up to 50m IR
Built-in infrared supports night and low-light surveillance without requiring the monitored area to remain fully illuminated after business hours.
150dB WDR
High wide-dynamic-range capability is useful at entrances, glass-fronted areas and other scenes containing bright and dark zones at the same time.
PoE deployment
IEEE 802.3af PoE carries power and data over the network cable, simplifying structured CCTV cabling when the switch and power budget are correctly sized.
Secure network design
Secure boot, signed firmware, HTTPS, 802.1X, certificate-based functions and encrypted SD-card partition support help the camera fit modern cybersecurity-conscious surveillance architectures.
Verified Technical Specifications
| Specification | Hanwha XND-A6084RV |
|---|---|
| Sensor | 1/2.8-inch CMOS |
| Maximum resolution | 1920 × 1080 |
| Maximum frame rate | Up to 60fps/50fps with H.265/H.264 |
| Lens | 2.8–12mm, 4.3× optical zoom, P iris |
| Horizontal field of view | 120°–27° |
| IR distance | Up to 50m |
| Minimum illumination | Color 0.02 lux; B/W 0.002 lux at stated manufacturer test conditions |
| WDR | 150dB |
| Compression | H.265, H.264, MJPEG |
| Streaming | Up to 5 profiles; up to 20 unicast users |
| ONVIF | Profiles S, G, T, M |
| Edge storage | microSD/SDHC/SDXC, up to 1TB |
| Power | PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 3; max. 10.2W, typical 5.0W |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Protection | IP52, IK10 |
| Dimensions | Ø160 × 118mm |
| Weight | Approx. 1,032g |
Compatibility, Configuration and Deployment Guidance
The XND-A6084RV connects over 10/100BASE-T Ethernet and supports ONVIF Profiles S, G, T and M together with Hanwha SUNAPI and the Hanwha Vision Open Platform. In a new project, confirm whether the camera will record to a Hanwha NVR, another ONVIF-compatible recorder, a server-based VMS, cloud-connected workflow or local microSD. Standards support improves interoperability, but it does not guarantee that every analytic event, metadata field or advanced control is exposed identically in every third-party VMS.
PoE simplifies installation, yet the switch must still provide adequate per-port and total power. The published maximum camera consumption is 10.2W, so installers should size the PoE budget with headroom and include other powered devices on the same switch. Video retention should be calculated from camera count, codec, frame rate, scene complexity, resolution, recording mode and required days. WiseStream can help optimize bandwidth, but actual storage should be calculated from the chosen profile rather than from a generic camera rule.
For cybersecurity, place surveillance devices on an appropriate VLAN or protected network segment, use unique credentials, control administrator access, maintain firmware, use HTTPS where possible and document camera/NVR/VMS dependencies. The model supports features including secure boot, signed firmware, IEEE 802.1X, secure communications and device certificates. These functions are useful only when they are enabled and supported by the surrounding network design.
Ideal Customers and Use Cases
The XND-A6084RV is a practical fit for corporate offices, reception areas, retail stores, internal corridors, education buildings, healthcare administrative zones, banks, hotels, warehouses, logistics facilities and other indoor commercial spaces that benefit from a discreet dome format. The wide-to-tele lens range lets designers cover an open entrance area at one location and a narrower hallway or controlled doorway at another while keeping the same camera model.
For operational monitoring, the combination of AI processing and business-intelligence functions may also interest organizations that want more useful event data than traditional motion alarms. Procurement teams should define the required outcome first: general evidential recording, person/vehicle detection, event search, occupancy-related insights, intrusion awareness or another analytics workflow. Fourteck can then help review whether this camera, a different Hanwha model or a mixed-camera design is appropriate.
What to Confirm Before Ordering
- Indoor or sheltered installation location and whether IP52 is suitable.
- Required camera quantity, mounting height and viewing direction.
- Wide-angle versus telephoto framing at each position.
- NVR/VMS model, ONVIF requirements and analytics integration.
- Recording days, frame rate, codec and storage capacity.
- PoE switch port count, per-port power and total PoE budget.
- MicroSD requirement and approved card selection when edge recording is needed.
- Mounting accessories, gang-box or conduit requirements.
- Remote viewing, user roles, network segmentation and cybersecurity policy.
- Current regional availability, quotation, warranty route and project scope.
Comparison and Related-Model Guidance
Choose the XND-A6084RV when the requirement is primarily indoor and a compact 2MP AI dome with up to 50m IR and a 2.8–12mm lens is appropriate. If the camera will be installed in an exposed outdoor position, compare it with Hanwha’s XNV vandal-dome family, which is designed for stronger outdoor environmental protection. For a directional wall-mounted view, the related XNO bullet format can be easier to aim and visually indicates the surveillance direction. Where higher pixel density is needed for wider scenes or more demanding identification tasks, review the 5MP and 8MP variants in the same newer Hanwha AI generation rather than assuming 2MP is enough.
Camera selection should be based on scene width, target distance, required pixels on target, lighting, mounting constraints and recording objectives. A higher megapixel count is not automatically better if the lens, lighting and viewing geometry do not support the required result.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV Dubai
Dubai buyers looking for the Hanwha XND-A6084RV are commonly planning indoor IP surveillance for offices, retail locations, hotels, clinics, schools, warehouses, banks, reception areas and multi-tenant commercial buildings. In these sites, the key purchasing question is rarely only the camera price. The more useful discussion is whether the camera’s field of view, IR reach, indoor environmental rating, analytics, recording platform and mounting method match the exact scene. The XND-A6084RV can cover a wide entrance at 2.8mm or be tightened toward a more distant doorway or monitored zone using the 12mm end of the lens, reducing the need to commit to a fixed lens before installation.
Dubai projects also need practical attention to heat, dust and building conditions. The camera’s stated operating range reaches +50°C, but its IP52 rating means it should not be treated as a fully weather-exposed outdoor camera. Indoor lobbies, corridors, lift areas, retail ceilings and controlled warehouse interiors are more natural fits. For car parks, façades, loading yards or exposed entrances, request a review of an outdoor-rated Hanwha alternative. This prevents a specification mismatch caused by choosing a dome shape without checking the enclosure rating.
Network readiness matters just as much as optics. Confirm PoE switch capacity, VLAN design, NVR or VMS compatibility, internet access policy and storage targets. A Dubai office that needs 30 days of recording has a different storage profile from a retail store using event-based recording or a warehouse requiring higher frame rates at critical doors. Fourteck can help turn the camera list into a complete bill of materials that includes compatible recording, switching, storage and mounting requirements rather than leaving procurement to resolve those dependencies after purchase.
For a Dubai quotation, share the site type, number of cameras, floor plan if available, preferred recording days, current NVR/VMS, target installation areas and whether installation is required. Fourteck can then review model suitability and current sourcing options without making unsupported assumptions about stock, price or delivery. Visit Fourteck business technology solutions or the Fourteck contact page to discuss the requirement.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV UAE
Across the UAE, the same Hanwha XND-A6084RV can serve very different surveillance projects, from a single office in Sharjah to multi-emirate corporate branches, hospitality environments or indoor logistics facilities. Buyers coordinating deployments across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah or other Emirates often benefit from standardizing a camera model where the scenes are similar. Standardization simplifies spare planning, configuration templates, user training and VMS administration, but only when the chosen camera is environmentally and optically appropriate at every site.
The XND-A6084RV provides a useful balance for indoor Full HD surveillance. Its 2.8–12mm lens covers a broad range of viewing angles, while AI processing, 150dB WDR and up to 50m IR support mixed-light environments. The camera also offers ONVIF S/G/T/M, multiple streaming profiles, H.265/H.264 and microSD storage up to 1TB. For an enterprise buyer, these details affect integration and lifecycle planning: the network team needs to know how cameras authenticate, the security team needs to know which events are available, and procurement needs to know which accessories and recording licenses are actually required.
A UAE-wide project should therefore define a repeatable technical standard: camera role, approved firmware, IP addressing, VLAN, NTP, credentials, naming convention, recording profile, retention target, failover expectations and maintenance ownership. The XND-A6084RV supports modern security functions such as secure boot, signed firmware and 802.1X, making it suitable for organizations that want CCTV devices managed as part of the IT security environment rather than as isolated appliances.
Before placing a multi-site order, confirm which locations are genuinely indoor, whether the 2MP resolution meets target detail requirements, whether existing VMS analytics can consume Hanwha metadata, and whether the PoE infrastructure has sufficient capacity. Fourteck can support UAE-focused product selection and system planning through Fourteck UAE and can also help assess CCTV, switching and infrastructure dependencies for a consistent deployment.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV Kenya
Kenya-based organizations evaluating the Hanwha XND-A6084RV may be planning professional surveillance for offices, banking environments, education facilities, hotels, healthcare sites, logistics operations, retail branches or controlled indoor industrial areas. In these projects, buyers often need a camera that can integrate into structured IP networks and support central recording without locking the design to a single basic motion-detection workflow. The XND-A6084RV’s ONVIF profiles, H.265/H.264 streaming, AI processing and edge-storage capability make it relevant to this type of deployment.
For Nairobi or multi-branch projects, the first design task should be scene classification. Wide reception and sales areas may use the 2.8mm end of the lens, while corridors, controlled doors or narrower service zones may use a tighter setting. The same model can therefore cover several indoor camera roles, which can simplify procurement and spares. However, exterior gates, compounds and exposed loading zones should be evaluated against outdoor-rated Hanwha alternatives because IP52 is not a substitute for a stronger weather-protected enclosure.
Network and power planning are equally important where sites may have varying infrastructure quality. PoE simplifies camera installation, but the switch, UPS and upstream network should be sized for the camera count and required recording continuity. Where WAN links are limited, local NVR recording or edge storage can reduce dependence on cloud or remote connectivity. For centralized monitoring, calculate expected bitrate and WAN usage rather than assuming every branch can stream continuously at full quality.
Kenyan buyers should also confirm warranty route, project support scope, compatible recorder or VMS, mounting hardware and any required analytics license before order. Availability can change by region and quantity. Fourteck can help review the bill of materials and regional sourcing requirements through Fourteck Kenya, including related switching, storage and surveillance planning for branch or campus projects.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV Kuwait
Kuwait customers considering the Hanwha XND-A6084RV typically need a professional indoor dome for commercial or institutional CCTV rather than a consumer-style camera. The 2MP resolution, 2.8–12mm varifocal lens and up to 50m IR are especially useful where the installer must tune the camera after the exact mounting position is known. Office entrances, bank interiors, hotel circulation spaces, retail stores, indoor parking access points and controlled warehouse sections can all require different framing even when the underlying camera platform is standardized.
Environmental design is important in Kuwait because heat and dust can be severe, but the XND-A6084RV should still be matched to its published operating and enclosure limits. It supports operation up to +50°C and carries an IP52 rating with IK10 impact protection. That combination points toward indoor and sheltered use. Exterior façades, exposed yards or harsh industrial outdoor areas should be reviewed for an XNV or XNO model with stronger weather protection rather than relying on an indoor dome in a demanding location.
For network design, PoE enables one-cable power and data, while ONVIF S/G/T/M and Hanwha interfaces can support professional VMS integration. The camera also supports up to five streaming profiles, which can help separate high-quality recording from lower-bandwidth live viewing. Security teams should define password policy, firmware maintenance, VLAN placement, certificate handling and remote-access rules before commissioning. These controls are particularly relevant when CCTV shares enterprise switching with other IP services.
When requesting a Kuwait quotation, provide quantity, intended indoor locations, target retention days, recorder or VMS details, switch model and whether edge microSD recording is required. Fourteck can help assess the complete design and regional procurement path through Fourteck Kuwait. Confirm availability and warranty terms with the formal quotation rather than assuming that online model visibility means immediate local stock.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV Ghana
For Ghana projects, the Hanwha XND-A6084RV suits organizations looking for an indoor professional IP camera with flexible optics and advanced processing. Corporate offices, banks, education sites, hospitality properties, retail branches, healthcare administration areas and internal logistics zones often need better control over camera framing than a fixed-lens dome can provide. The 2.8–12mm lens gives installers useful adjustment range while retaining a consistent model across many indoor locations.
The camera’s AI-oriented Wisenet 9 architecture, dual NPU, H.265/H.264 support and ONVIF interoperability can fit centralized surveillance designs, but buyers should verify how the selected VMS handles Hanwha analytics and metadata. If a project needs specific event types, dashboard functions or business-intelligence outputs, confirm those workflows before ordering. An open-standard connection may provide video recording while advanced metadata functions still depend on platform support or configuration.
Power resilience and network stability should be part of the Ghana deployment plan. PoE is convenient because it centralizes camera power at the switch, and that can also make UPS protection easier when the switch and recorder are backed up. For branches where connectivity to a central office is constrained, use local recording and calculated storage rather than designing continuous remote transmission without bandwidth analysis. The camera’s microSD slot, supporting cards up to 1TB, can also be considered for edge recording or resilience depending on the chosen architecture.
Because the enclosure is IP52, keep the XND-A6084RV to indoor or properly sheltered locations. Outdoor perimeter areas should use a model with suitable ingress protection. Ghana buyers can share site count, camera quantity, current recorder/VMS, retention requirement and installation conditions with Fourteck Ghana for configuration and sourcing guidance. Current pricing, availability, warranty path and logistics should be confirmed in the quotation for the specific order.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV Uganda
Uganda buyers searching for the Hanwha XND-A6084RV may be comparing cameras for banks, offices, hotels, schools, healthcare facilities, retail stores, warehouses and branch networks. This model is designed as a 2MP AI IR indoor dome, so its value lies in combining a discreet enclosure with a wide 2.8–12mm varifocal range, strong IR capability and enterprise-oriented network functions. A security integrator can use the wide angle for open rooms or tune the lens toward narrower entrances and corridors without moving to a completely different camera family.
For Kampala and regional branch deployments, decide whether recording is local at each site or centralized. Local NVR recording normally reduces dependence on WAN links, while centralized monitoring can still use a suitable live stream. The camera supports multiple streaming profiles, giving designers options for separating recording quality from remote-view bandwidth. H.265 and Hanwha’s codec optimization features can assist with bandwidth efficiency, but retention should still be calculated from realistic scene conditions and recording settings.
Power quality is another practical consideration. PoE allows the camera to be powered from the network switch, so a properly sized UPS at the rack can protect multiple cameras together. The published maximum consumption is 10.2W, and the switch’s total PoE budget should include every connected device plus suitable headroom. Where the camera network shares infrastructure with office users, use VLANs and managed switching so CCTV traffic and security policy can be controlled cleanly.
The XND-A6084RV is rated IP52 and IK10. Use the impact rating as a benefit for reachable indoor installations, but do not treat IP52 as a fully outdoor environmental rating. For exposed compounds or gates, compare outdoor Hanwha models. Fourteck can review model fit, recording, switching and regional sourcing through Fourteck Uganda. Buyers should request current availability, applicable warranty terms and logistics details for the required quantity before issuing a purchase order.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV Nigeria
Nigeria projects can use the Hanwha XND-A6084RV as part of professional indoor surveillance for corporate offices, financial services, retail chains, hotels, education campuses, healthcare locations, logistics sites and multi-branch organizations. The camera provides Full HD 1920×1080 video, up to 60fps/50fps depending on video standard, a 2.8–12mm P-iris lens and up to 50m IR. This mix is useful when the project prioritizes intelligent video processing and flexible optics over simply selecting the highest available megapixel number.
For Lagos, Abuja or nationwide branch deployments, standardization can reduce operational complexity, but each camera position still needs a scene review. A wide lobby, a cash-handling area, a corridor and a loading-door interior do not require the same angle or pixels on target. Use the lens range and DORI planning data to determine whether the expected target distance can support the required detection, observation, recognition or identification task. Where greater detail is needed, a higher-resolution sibling may be the more appropriate choice.
Infrastructure planning should include managed PoE switching, UPS support, local storage, secure remote access and sufficient WAN capacity. The XND-A6084RV supports a broad set of network protocols and security controls, but those features should be incorporated into an operating standard: unique credentials, HTTPS, firmware governance, restricted administration, VLAN segmentation and documented access rights. Multi-site security teams should also decide who owns event tuning and false-alarm review after installation.
Indoor suitability is another key check. IP52 and IK10 provide impact resistance and limited ingress protection, but they do not make this the preferred model for exposed outdoor perimeter work. Nigeria buyers can request configuration, quantity and sourcing assistance through Fourteck Nigeria. Share the site type, camera count, recording days, existing VMS/NVR and project location so the quotation can reflect the actual system rather than a standalone camera price.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV Seychelles
Seychelles organizations considering the Hanwha XND-A6084RV may include hotels, offices, resorts, retail environments, education sites, healthcare facilities and administration buildings where indoor video surveillance needs to be discreet, centrally managed and adaptable to different room layouts. The camera’s 2.8–12mm varifocal lens is useful because a property can standardize one model across several indoor roles while the installer adjusts each view according to entrance width, corridor length or monitored zone.
The island environment makes enclosure selection especially important. Salt air, humidity and weather exposure can be demanding, and the XND-A6084RV is published with IP52 protection rather than a stronger outdoor rating. Keep it in suitable indoor or well-protected areas and select an appropriate outdoor Hanwha vandal dome or bullet camera for exposed façades, outdoor walkways, jetty areas or perimeter positions. The model supports condensing humidity within its stated operating conditions and includes humidity-control design features, but environmental suitability should still be checked for each mounting point.
For hospitality and resort networks, surveillance often shares structured cabling infrastructure with other IP systems, making VLAN planning, PoE capacity and switch redundancy important. The camera supports PoE, ONVIF profiles and multiple streams, so a design can record high quality locally while using a lower-bandwidth stream for remote monitoring where required. Storage calculations are especially important if footage must remain on-site for a defined retention period and WAN connectivity should not become a dependency.
Before procurement, confirm camera quantity, indoor/outdoor split, recorder or VMS, edge-storage policy, analytics expectations, mounting accessories and shipping requirements. For Seychelles-focused coordination, buyers can use Fourteck Africa to discuss regional technology supply and project planning. Current availability, warranty route, freight and delivery terms should be confirmed for the specific quotation rather than assumed from general product information.
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Regional Fourteck Resources
For regional procurement or project discussions, use the market-specific Fourteck resource that best matches the deployment: Fourteck UAE, Fourteck Kenya, Fourteck Kuwait, Fourteck Ghana, Fourteck Uganda, Fourteck Nigeria and Fourteck Africa. These links provide contextual routes for buyers coordinating CCTV, networking and business technology requirements across different markets.
Why Contact Fourteck
A camera specification is only one part of a working surveillance system. Fourteck can help buyers review model selection, camera positioning, PoE switching, storage, NVR/VMS compatibility, network design, cabling, installation scope and regional procurement requirements. The goal is to identify the correct configuration before an order is finalized, especially where a project includes multiple camera types or branches.
Fourteck does not need to assume stock, fixed pricing or a warranty term in order to help. Share the required quantity and project details, and the sales team can confirm the current commercial position for the requested destination and configuration.
Hanwha XND-A6084RV FAQ
What is the Hanwha XND-A6084RV?
The XND-A6084RV is a Hanwha Vision 2MP AI IR dome network camera. It uses a 1/2.8-inch CMOS sensor, a 2.8–12mm P-iris lens, Wisenet 9 processing with dual NPU, built-in IR illumination up to 50m and PoE network power. It is designed primarily for indoor professional surveillance and carries IP52 and IK10 ratings.
Is the XND-A6084RV suitable for outdoor use in Dubai?
It is better treated as an indoor or properly sheltered camera. The published enclosure rating is IP52, which is not the same as the stronger ingress protection normally selected for exposed outdoor CCTV. For façades, yards, outdoor parking or exposed entrances, compare an outdoor Hanwha vandal dome or bullet model with a suitable weather rating.
How far does the infrared illumination reach?
Hanwha specifies an IR length of up to 50 metres for the XND-A6084RV. Actual usable night detail depends on scene reflectivity, lens setting, target size, mounting height and ambient lighting. IR distance should therefore be treated as a capability figure, while identification distance should be planned using the scene and pixel-density requirement.
What viewing angle does the 2.8–12mm lens provide?
The horizontal field of view is approximately 120° at the wide end and 27° at the tele end. This lets installers use the camera for a broad indoor overview or tighten the view toward a specific entrance, corridor or monitored point. Final lens adjustment should be checked against the required target detail.
Does the camera support ONVIF?
Yes. Hanwha lists ONVIF Profiles S, G, T and M for the XND-A6084RV. This helps integration with compatible recorders and video-management systems, but buyers should still verify the exact VMS version and whether advanced analytics or metadata are supported in the intended integration.
Can the XND-A6084RV record to a microSD card?
Yes. The camera provides a microSD/SDHC/SDXC slot supporting up to 1TB. Edge storage can be useful for local recording, event capture or resilience, depending on the system design. Use a suitable surveillance-grade card and confirm the recording mode, endurance requirement and VMS/NVR interaction before deployment.
How is the XND-A6084RV powered?
The camera uses PoE under IEEE 802.3af Class 3. Hanwha publishes maximum consumption of 10.2W and typical consumption of 5.0W. The project switch should have enough port capacity and total PoE budget for all cameras plus design headroom, especially when access points, phones or other powered devices share the switch.
What video compression formats are supported?
The XND-A6084RV supports H.265, H.264 and MJPEG. It also supports multiple streaming profiles, allowing a system designer to use different streams for recording, live viewing or remote monitoring. Actual bitrate and storage depend on resolution, frame rate, scene complexity, codec settings and recording schedule.
Does the camera include cybersecurity features?
Yes. Hanwha lists encrypted and signed firmware, secure boot, 802.1X authentication options, HTTPS, WSS, SRTP, access controls, secure storage functions and device certificates. Good security still depends on deployment practices such as unique credentials, firmware maintenance, VLAN segmentation, restricted administration and secure remote access.
How do I request the Hanwha XND-A6084RV price in Dubai?
Send Fourteck the required quantity, installation location, recorder or VMS details, storage days, PoE switch information and whether installation is required. Pricing and availability can vary with quantity, sourcing route and project scope, so a current quotation is more reliable than an assumed fixed online price.
Plan Your Hanwha XND-A6084RV Deployment
Share your camera quantity, site type, target areas, recording requirement and existing network or VMS details. Fourteck can help review model suitability, related infrastructure and the current quotation path for Dubai, UAE and regional projects.






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