Hanwha XNO-6123R Dubai
A 2MP AI IR bullet network camera for outdoor projects that require long optical reach, high frame-rate capture, intelligent event filtering and a rugged enclosure. The 5.2–62.4mm motorised lens delivers 12x optical zoom, WiseIR reaches up to 90 metres, and 150 dB extremeWDR supports challenging high-contrast scenes.

Quick product summary
Maximum 1920×1080 resolution from a 1/2.8-inch CMOS sensor, with H.265/H.264 video and up to 120 fps with WDR off.
The 5.2–62.4mm motorised lens supports precise commissioning at gates, roads, perimeter lines and other variable-distance scenes.
AI-based detection covers people, faces, vehicle classes and licence plates, with line, area, intrusion, loitering and direction events.
IP66/IP67, NEMA4X and IK10 ratings support exposed installations when mounting and cable sealing are completed correctly.
Product overview and buyer fit
The XNO-6123R is designed for buyers who need more than a simple fixed-view outdoor camera. Its 12x optical zoom allows the installer to adjust framing after mounting, which is useful where the exact stand-off distance varies between gates, perimeter sections, vehicle approaches or loading areas. The model also combines AI-assisted object classification with conventional surveillance events, helping security teams focus rules on people and vehicles instead of generic motion alone.
A project should select this camera when optical reach, long IR coverage, high frame rate and intelligent analytics provide real operational value. A lower-cost fixed-lens camera may be preferable where the viewing distance is short and constant. Likewise, a specialist ANPR, thermal, multisensor or higher-resolution camera may be more suitable where the required outcome goes beyond the XNO-6123R’s intended use.
Key features and business benefits
WiseIR up to 90m
Supports surveillance after dark where ambient lighting is limited, subject to scene reflectivity, camera angle and target size.
150 dB extremeWDR
Helps manage scenes containing strong highlights and deep shadows, such as ramps, entrances and sunlit vehicle gates.
AI-assisted filtering
Object classification can make event rules more useful by focusing on relevant people and vehicle activity.
PoE+ or 12 VDC
Flexible power options simplify integration into different network designs while requiring correct switch and power-budget planning.
Verified technical specifications
| Specification | XNO-6123R |
|---|---|
| Type | 2MP AI IR bullet network camera |
| Sensor | 1/2.8-inch CMOS |
| Resolution | Maximum 1920×1080 |
| Lens | 5.2–62.4mm, 12x optical zoom, 32x digital zoom |
| Maximum frame rate | 120/100 fps at 60/50Hz with WDR off; 60/50 fps with WDR on |
| Minimum illumination | Colour 0.03 lux; 0 lux with IR LED on |
| IR reach | WiseIR up to 90m |
| WDR | ExtremeWDR 150 dB |
| Power | PoE+ IEEE 802.3at Class 4 or 12 VDC |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +60°C |
| Protection | IP66, IP67, NEMA4X, IK10 |
Compatibility, configuration and deployment
Confirm NVR or VMS compatibility before ordering, including codecs, resolution, frame-rate support, analytics metadata, event handling, software licensing and firmware requirements. High frame rates increase bandwidth and storage, so recording profiles should be selected around operational needs rather than enabling maximum values by default. The camera supports PoE+ and 12 VDC; for PoE installations, check per-port output and total switch budget.
Outdoor network design should also consider cable distance, fibre uplinks, surge protection, grounding practices, sealed junctions and cybersecurity policy. Analytics performance depends on camera height, angle, target size, lighting and scene complexity. Configure and test virtual lines, areas, intrusion, loitering and object detection under the real daytime and night-time conditions expected at the site.
Ideal customers and use cases
- Commercial perimeter and access-control approaches
- Warehouses, logistics yards and loading zones
- Industrial and manufacturing compounds
- Campuses, transport facilities and multi-building estates
- Sites requiring AI-assisted people and vehicle filtering
What to confirm before ordering
- Required field of view and mounting distance
- Night target distance and IR requirements
- PoE+ capacity or 12 VDC design
- NVR/VMS compatibility and analytics integration
- Storage retention and bandwidth
- Mounting brackets, junction boxes and weatherproof entries
- Local privacy, surveillance and retention requirements
- Current availability and project-specific accessories
Comparison and alternative guidance
Choose the XNO-6123R where an outdoor bullet housing, 12x optical zoom, 90m IR and AI analytics fit the scene. Consider the closely related Hanwha XNV-6123R where a vandal-resistant dome form factor is preferred. A fixed-lens model may be more economical for short, predictable distances, while specialist licence-plate, thermal, panoramic or higher-resolution cameras may be better for requirements outside this model’s scope.
Hanwha XNO-6123R Dubai
Dubai surveillance projects frequently combine bright sunlight, shaded entrances, reflective façades, large vehicle approaches and long outdoor boundaries. The XNO-6123R is useful where a project needs flexible optical framing instead of a single fixed field of view. Its 12x optical zoom lets the installer tighten or widen the scene after mounting, helping at logistics gates, service roads, loading areas, building approaches and perimeter positions where final distances may differ from drawings.
For Dubai buyers, selection should start with the task the camera must perform. A 2MP specification alone does not define suitability. The XNO-6123R combines optical reach, high frame rate, AI object classification, 90m WiseIR and 150 dB extremeWDR. That combination is more relevant where operators need to watch moving people or vehicles and maintain usable images in difficult lighting than where a basic fixed camera is sufficient.
Outdoor deployment should account for heat, dust, cable routing, mounting surfaces and equipment enclosures. The camera is specified for -40°C to +60°C and carries IP66/IP67, NEMA4X and IK10 ratings, but system reliability still depends on correct sealing, cabling and network design. Storage calculations should use the planned codec, frame rate, number of streams and retention period.
FourTeck can help discuss lens coverage, camera count, PoE+ switching, NVR/VMS integration, storage and accessories before quotation. Explore FourTeck UAE or contact FourTeck sales for Dubai project assistance.
Hanwha XNO-6123R UAE
Across the UAE, surveillance requirements range from multi-emirate commercial estates to industrial compounds, warehouses, utilities and transport locations. The XNO-6123R is suited to projects that need one outdoor model capable of covering different stand-off distances. Its 5.2–62.4mm lens provides more commissioning flexibility than a fixed focal length, allowing designers to adapt coverage across entrances, roads and perimeter zones while retaining a consistent camera family.
Procurement teams should evaluate network capacity, PoE+ budgets, fibre or copper links, retention targets and analytics needs before confirming quantities. The camera supports high frame rates, but 120 fps creates substantially different storage and bandwidth requirements from typical surveillance settings. Use the higher frame rate only where motion detail justifies it. H.265 can improve compression efficiency, but actual bit rate still depends on scene content and configuration.
The UAE’s strong daylight and shaded areas also make WDR planning important. The camera specifies 150 dB extremeWDR, and WiseIR supports night illumination up to 90 metres. Actual results depend on mounting height, reflectivity, vehicle headlights, target size and scene geometry, so commissioning tests are essential.
For multi-site UAE projects, confirm central VMS integration, cybersecurity controls, firmware processes and accessory consistency. FourTeck can assist with configuration discussions without assuming a specific stock position or commercial term. See FourTeck technology solutions and FourTeck IT services UAE.
Hanwha XNO-6123R Kenya
Kenyan organizations planning outdoor CCTV often need to balance long perimeters, variable lighting, network constraints and centralized monitoring. The XNO-6123R can fit campuses, distribution sites, commercial compounds, transport environments and critical facilities where a motorised zoom lens and intelligent event rules add practical value. Its 12x optical zoom enables more accurate coverage of gates, corridors and boundaries after final mounting positions are known.
Network design is particularly important on larger sites. Review PoE+ switch placement, copper distance limits, fibre uplinks, surge protection and backup power. High frame rates and multiple streams can consume considerable bandwidth and storage, so recording profiles should match the operational purpose of each camera. H.265 can reduce storage pressure, but retention calculations should still use expected bit rates and motion levels.
Night security may be critical at warehouses and perimeter lines. WiseIR is specified up to 90 metres, while practical identification distance depends on lens position, target size and lighting. AI object detection can improve alert relevance when zones are configured to exclude unwanted areas such as public roads or vegetation.
Before procurement in Kenya, confirm VMS/NVR compatibility, mounting accessories, storage targets and local site requirements. For regional product discussions, visit FourTeck Kenya. FourTeck can help compare this model with dome, fixed-lens or specialist alternatives based on the actual scene.
Hanwha XNO-6123R Kuwait
Kuwait outdoor surveillance can involve intense sunlight, heat, dust and large paved areas. The XNO-6123R combines a hardened bullet enclosure with IP66/IP67, NEMA4X and IK10 ratings and an operating range up to +60°C. These specifications are useful design inputs, but correct cabling, sealed junctions, suitable switch cabinets and environmental mounting practices remain essential.
The 12x optical zoom is valuable where cameras are mounted on building corners, poles or perimeter structures some distance from the monitored target. Optical adjustment can place more useful detail on gates, loading roads, car-park entries and fence lines without relying only on digital enlargement after recording.
The camera’s 150 dB extremeWDR is designed for high-contrast scenes, while WiseIR supports night viewing up to 90 metres. Nearby reflective surfaces and vehicle headlights can affect exposure, so final angle and lighting should be tested. AI rules for people, vehicles, lines and intrusion should also be tuned to the scene to reduce unnecessary events.
Kuwait buyers should confirm NVR/VMS integration, PoE+ power, storage, mounting accessories and cybersecurity requirements before finalising the bill of materials. Use FourTeck Kuwait for regional enquiries and configuration discussions.
Hanwha XNO-6123R Ghana
In Ghana, the XNO-6123R can suit warehouses, industrial yards, campuses, commercial sites and controlled perimeters. Its key advantage is the combination of a 12x optical zoom lens, AI analytics, long-range IR and rugged outdoor protection. That makes it especially useful for targeted positions such as gates and boundary lines rather than as a default camera for every indoor or short-range location.
System designers should first define what each camera must achieve. General observation may call for a wider view, while gate monitoring may require a tighter angle. The 5.2–62.4mm lens supports on-site adjustment, but field-of-view planning should still consider target distance and the level of detail needed. WiseIR is specified up to 90 metres, though real identification distance depends on the final scene.
Power and network resilience should be designed at system level. PoE+ can simplify installation, but total switch budgets and uplink capacity must be checked. Edge storage can provide additional resilience or specific recording options, while centralized NVR or VMS recording may be preferred for larger estates. AI event filtering can help focus monitoring on people and vehicles when rules are configured correctly.
Ghana buyers should verify recording-platform support, storage, installation accessories and project compliance requirements before purchasing. For regional assistance, visit FourTeck Ghana.
Hanwha XNO-6123R Uganda
Ugandan deployments may include office compounds, logistics facilities, schools, industrial sites, hospitality properties and other locations requiring dependable outdoor surveillance. The XNO-6123R’s 12x optical zoom is useful where distances vary between cameras. One unit can be commissioned for a broader entrance, while another can be tightened toward a more distant gate or boundary.
AI-assisted detection supports people, faces, vehicles and licence plates, together with line, area, enter/exit, loitering, direction and intrusion rules. These capabilities are most valuable when the security team has a clear response process. Configure analytics around specific questions such as which boundary matters, what direction is unusual and which vehicle zone needs attention.
Infrastructure planning is equally important. PoE+ can simplify deployment, but switch locations, backup power, fibre links and surge protection should be reviewed on larger sites. WiseIR up to 90 metres supports low-light coverage, while 150 dB extremeWDR can help at strong-contrast entrances. Day and night commissioning should be part of final acceptance.
Before ordering, confirm VMS/NVR support, storage duration, frame rate, mounting hardware and environmental requirements. Buyers can use FourTeck Uganda for regional enquiries and configuration assistance.
Hanwha XNO-6123R Nigeria
Nigeria includes a broad range of CCTV environments, from commercial estates and warehouses to manufacturing plants, utilities and distributed enterprise facilities. The XNO-6123R is relevant where an outdoor camera needs adjustable optical reach and intelligent event capability. Its 12x optical zoom helps one model cover different stand-off distances, while AI can classify people and multiple vehicle types.
For large sites, network architecture should be checked carefully. Camera traffic may pass through access switches, fibre uplinks and central recording servers, so bandwidth planning should consider codec, resolution, frame rate and scene activity. The model supports up to 120 fps with WDR off, but this should be reserved for applications that genuinely require high temporal detail. Lower frame rates can significantly reduce storage demand.
Power design is another important factor. PoE+ enables network and power over one cable where supported, while 12 VDC provides another input option. Backup power, surge protection and secure cabinets may be required depending on the installation. WiseIR provides up to 90 metres of specified IR reach, and extremeWDR helps with high-contrast scenes.
Before procurement, verify NVR/VMS compatibility, analytics workflow, retention, mounting accessories and site conditions. Visit FourTeck Nigeria for regional product discussions.
Hanwha XNO-6123R Seychelles
Seychelles projects may include hospitality properties, commercial premises, utilities, transport sites and compounds where outdoor exposure influences camera design. The XNO-6123R carries IP66/IP67, NEMA4X and IK10 ratings, making it a candidate for exposed installations when correct mounting, sealed entries and suitable accessories are used. Coastal conditions also make the wider installation environment important, including brackets, junctions and network enclosures.
The 12x optical zoom is useful when mounting points are not close to the monitored area. It can help cover access roads, boundaries and outdoor spaces without depending only on digital zoom. WiseIR reaches up to 90 metres, while 150 dB extremeWDR supports difficult daytime contrast. Strong reflections, changing weather and bright backgrounds can still affect the final image, so scene testing is recommended.
Connectivity and resilience should be planned around the property. For PoE+ deployments, verify switch budgets and cable distances. Central recording requires bandwidth and retention calculations, particularly if high frame rates are enabled. Edge storage may add options, but the final architecture should follow the organization’s operational and cybersecurity policy.
Confirm current availability, accessories, VMS/NVR compatibility and installation requirements before ordering. For regional discussions, visit FourTeck Africa. FourTeck can assist with selection and configuration without making unverified claims about stock, delivery or warranty terms.
Related Hanwha camera guidance
The closely related XNV-6123R provides a vandal-dome alternative with similar core imaging and analytics ideas. Buyers can also compare the broader Hanwha X Series for different lens ranges, resolutions and form factors. Verified same-site FourTeck product URLs for seven individual related models were not available from the accessible index during preparation, so product URLs have not been guessed or fabricated.
Regional FourTeck resources
Use FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Kuwait, FourTeck Ghana, FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Nigeria, FourTeck Africa, FourTeck UAE or FourTeck global technology solutions for the relevant regional discussion.
Why contact FourTeck?
A surveillance camera works as part of a complete system. FourTeck can help discuss field of view, camera placement, PoE+ switching, recording capacity, VMS/NVR integration, mounting accessories and procurement requirements before the final configuration is agreed.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Hanwha XNO-6123R?
It is a 2MP AI IR outdoor bullet network camera with a 5.2–62.4mm 12x optical zoom lens, WiseIR up to 90 metres, 150 dB extremeWDR, high-frame-rate video and AI-assisted object analytics.
How far can it see at night?
Hanwha specifies WiseIR illumination up to 90 metres. Practical recognition or identification distance depends on lens position, target size, lighting, weather, reflectivity and camera angle.
Does it have optical zoom?
Yes. The motorised 5.2–62.4mm lens provides 12x optical zoom, allowing field-of-view adjustment without relying only on digital enlargement.
Which AI analytics are supported?
The AI engine supports people, face, vehicle and licence-plate object detection, plus line/area, enter/exit, loitering, direction and intrusion analytics.
Can it use PoE?
Yes. The camera supports PoE+ IEEE 802.3at Class 4 and 12 VDC. Confirm per-port and total switch power capacity before installation.
Is it suitable outdoors?
Yes. It carries IP66, IP67, NEMA4X and IK10 protection ratings. Correct mounting, sealing and environmental system design remain essential.
Does it always record at 120 fps?
No. The maximum is up to 120/100 fps at 60/50Hz with WDR off. Lower rates may be more appropriate depending on storage, network bandwidth and operational needs.
Is licence-plate detection the same as ANPR?
Not automatically. Licence-plate object detection does not by itself guarantee a complete automatic number-plate recognition workflow. Confirm the required recognition software, scene design and reporting functions.
What should I check for NVR/VMS compatibility?
Verify codecs, resolution, frame rates, analytics events, metadata, licensing, firmware and retention requirements with the exact recorder or VMS release planned for the project.
How do I request a quote in Dubai?
Send FourTeck the quantity, site type, mounting distance, recording platform and retention requirement. This helps the team discuss configuration, accessories and current commercial availability.
Discuss your Hanwha XNO-6123R configuration
Share your site type, camera count, viewing distance, recorder or VMS and storage period so FourTeck can help you review a suitable configuration.





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