Hanwha XNV-8093R Dubai

Hanwha XNV-8093R Dubai – 6MP AI IR Vandal Dome Camera

The Hanwha XNV-8093R is a professional 6MP AI IR vandal-resistant network dome camera designed for demanding commercial and perimeter surveillance. It combines a 10.9–29 mm motorized varifocal lens, up to 70 m WiseIR illumination, 120 dB extremeWDR, AI-based object detection and rugged IP66/IP67/IP6K9K and IK10+ protection. For Dubai projects, FourTeck can help confirm recorder compatibility, PoE capacity, mounting accessories, storage requirements and the right camera quantity before quotation.

SKU: HANWHA-XNV-8093R-DUBAI Category: Brand:
Hanwha Vision X Series • 6MP AI IR Vandal Dome

Hanwha XNV-8093R Dubai

The Hanwha XNV-8093R is a 6MP AI network vandal dome camera built for security projects that need detailed video, focused long-range viewing, reliable night monitoring and analytics that can distinguish useful objects from general scene movement. Its 10.9–29 mm motorized varifocal lens, 70 m WiseIR range, 120 dB extremeWDR and rugged outdoor housing make it a strong option for entrances, gates, logistics areas, parking zones, industrial sites and commercial perimeters in Dubai.

6MP / up to 30 fps10.9–29 mm motorized varifocalWiseIR up to 70 mAI analyticsIK10+ vandal resistance

Request a Quote

Quick Product Summary

Camera type
6MP AI IR vandal dome network camera
Lens
10.9–29 mm, 2.7× motorized varifocal
Night monitoring
0 lux with IR on; WiseIR up to 70 m
Outdoor durability
IP66 / IP67 / IP6K9K, NEMA 4X, IK10+

Product Overview and Buyer Fit

The XNV-8093R sits in Hanwha Vision’s professional X-series portfolio and is aimed at projects where ordinary fixed-lens cameras do not provide enough reach or control. The 6MP sensor delivers up to 3328 × 1872 resolution at up to 30 frames per second using H.265 or H.264. More importantly for real-world design, the 10.9–29 mm lens provides a relatively narrow 42° to 15° horizontal field of view. That makes this model particularly useful where the design goal is to concentrate pixels on a gate, lane, entrance, corridor, loading area, perimeter section or other target zone rather than capture a very wide scene.

Dubai buyers should therefore treat the XNV-8093R as a purpose-selected camera rather than a universal dome. A wide lobby or shop floor may be better served by a wider-angle model, while the XNV-8093R is valuable when the camera must look further down a driveway, across a loading bay, toward a controlled entrance or along a perimeter. Its AI engine can detect people, faces, vehicles and licence plates as object classes, while intelligent video analytics can be configured for virtual line, area, enter/exit, loitering, direction and intrusion events. These tools can reduce the workload created by simple pixel-motion alarms, but final alert performance still depends on scene geometry, mounting height, lighting, object size and configuration.

Key Features and Business Benefits

6MP imaging

Provides more detail than standard 2MP or 4MP surveillance when the scene and lens are correctly designed, supporting stronger review of people, vehicles and operational activity.

Tele-focused varifocal lens

The 10.9–29 mm motorized lens lets installers adjust the view from roughly 42° to 15° horizontally, making the camera useful for targeted coverage where reach matters.

AI-based analytics

Object-aware analytics can classify people, faces, vehicles and licence plates, helping security teams configure more meaningful events than conventional motion-only detection.

70 m WiseIR

Integrated IR illumination extends night visibility in dark scenes, while deployment teams can avoid relying on separate floodlighting for every monitored zone.

120 dB extremeWDR

Wide dynamic range helps the camera handle scenes containing strong highlights and darker areas, such as entrances, vehicle approaches and mixed indoor/outdoor lighting.

Rugged vandal dome

IP66, IP67, IP6K9K, NEMA 4X and IK10+ ratings support demanding exposed deployments where dust, water, impact and environmental stress are design concerns.

Verified Technical Specifications

Specification Hanwha XNV-8093R
Imaging device 1/1.8-inch progressive CMOS
Maximum resolution 3328 × 1872 (6MP class)
Maximum frame rate Up to 30 fps / 25 fps using H.265 or H.264 (60 Hz / 50 Hz)
Lens 10.9–29 mm, 2.7× motorized varifocal
Horizontal field of view Approximately 42° wide to 15° tele
Minimum illumination Color 0.06 lux; B/W 0.006 lux; 0 lux with IR on
IR WiseIR, viewable length up to 70 m
WDR extremeWDR 120 dB
Compression H.265, H.264, MJPEG
AI object detection Person, face, vehicle classes and licence plate object detection
Video analytics Virtual line/area, enter/exit, loitering, direction, intrusion plus conventional analytic events
Image stabilization Digital image stabilization with built-in gyro sensor
Protection IP66, IP67, IP6K9K, NEMA 4X, IK10+
Power PoE+ / 12 VDC

Specifications should be checked against the current Hanwha Vision datasheet and firmware documentation before final project sign-off because manufacturer specifications and supported functions can change.

Compatibility, Configuration and Deployment Guidance

The XNV-8093R is an IP network camera and should be planned as part of a complete surveillance system. Before purchase, confirm NVR or VMS compatibility, ONVIF requirements, available PoE+ budget, network switch capacity, VLAN design, camera addressing, storage retention, cybersecurity controls and the mounting method. The camera supports ONVIF profiles used by many open surveillance systems, but feature depth can vary by recorder or VMS. Advanced analytics, metadata, event search and camera-side features may work best when paired with a platform that explicitly supports them.

Hanwha lists accessories including mounting products that support the XNV-8093R, but the correct bracket depends on ceiling, wall, pole, pendant or other installation conditions. Do not select a mount based only on appearance. Confirm the exact camera-to-bracket compatibility, load, conduit route, junction requirements and environmental sealing. For outdoor Dubai deployments, good cable termination, protected glands, drainage, surge protection and correct PoE design are just as important as the camera’s environmental rating.

Storage should be calculated from camera count, selected resolution, frame rate, codec, scene activity, recording mode and required retention. AI analytics can help operators locate events, but they do not replace a correctly sized recording system. For projects with central monitoring, confirm how many simultaneous camera streams the recorder, workstation and network can handle and whether remote users need main-stream or sub-stream access.

Ideal Customers and Use Cases

  • Warehouse and logistics sites: loading bays, vehicle approaches, dispatch areas and perimeter lanes where a longer focal length is useful.
  • Commercial buildings: controlled entrances, service access points, ramps and external approaches requiring strong vandal resistance.
  • Industrial facilities: targeted monitoring of gates, production access, yards and infrastructure where environmental protection matters.
  • Parking environments: lanes and access points where operators need more focused coverage than a wide-angle dome provides.
  • Campuses and institutions: perimeter sections, corridors and controlled movement zones that benefit from AI-based event rules.
  • Retail and hospitality back-of-house: loading entrances, staff access, delivery zones and service corridors where detailed event review is important.

What to Confirm Before Ordering

  • Is a 15°–42° horizontal field of view appropriate for the target area?
  • What identification or observation distance is required?
  • Will integrated 70 m IR suit the scene, or is external lighting also needed?
  • Does the recorder or VMS support the required Hanwha analytics and metadata?
  • Is adequate PoE+ power available at the switch or injector?
  • What mounting accessory and cable-entry method suit the site?
  • What storage retention period is required?
  • Are privacy masks, audio settings or analytics subject to site policy or local regulation?
  • Does the project require surge protection, UPS backup or outdoor network cabinets?
  • Have firmware, cybersecurity and credential-management procedures been defined?

Comparison and Related-Model Guidance

Within Hanwha Vision’s X-series family, the XNV-8093R is differentiated by its tele-oriented 10.9–29 mm lens. Buyers comparing it with other 6MP vandal dome models should focus less on headline resolution and more on the required field of view. The XNV-8083R is also a 6MP AI IR vandal dome but is aimed at different viewing geometry; the XNV-9083R moves to 4K resolution. Hanwha also offers bullet and standard dome variants such as XNO-8083R and XND-8093RV for projects where form factor, mounting, vandal exposure or aesthetics differ.

Choose by scene. A tele-focused vandal dome makes sense for lanes, gates and distant targets. A wider dome can be better for reception areas, rooms or open internal spaces. A bullet camera can simplify directional aiming in some outdoor locations, while a higher-resolution 4K model may be preferable where broader scenes still require dense pixel coverage. FourTeck can help compare these families against the actual drawing and recording requirement rather than selecting by megapixel count alone.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Dubai

Dubai surveillance projects often combine bright outdoor sunlight, shaded entrances, reflective glass, vehicle headlights, underground parking, dust and long operating hours. The Hanwha XNV-8093R is well suited to targeted views in these mixed conditions because its 120 dB extremeWDR is designed to preserve usable detail where bright and dark zones appear together, while integrated WiseIR extends night monitoring to as much as 70 m in suitable conditions. The motorized 10.9–29 mm lens is especially relevant for Dubai projects where installers need to frame a gate, driveway, loading bay, perimeter opening or controlled building approach without wasting pixels on a very wide surrounding scene.

For office towers, logistics facilities, warehouses, hotels, retail back-of-house areas and industrial sites, buyers should first define what the operator must see. If the goal is general awareness over a wide space, another lens range may be more appropriate. If the goal is to concentrate detail further from the camera, the XNV-8093R becomes more compelling. Its vandal-resistant construction also suits reachable mounting points and exposed public-facing areas where impact resistance is important. Outdoor deployment should still include correct weather sealing, junction accessories, surge protection, PoE design and maintenance access.

Dubai buyers commonly ask about price, stock, installation, NVR compatibility and whether AI analytics will reduce nuisance alarms. Those questions should be answered against the actual project. Price and availability vary by quantity and supply conditions. Analytics depend on scene configuration and recorder integration. Storage depends on bitrate and retention. FourTeck can help with a project-specific review covering camera count, mounting height, viewing distance, lens framing, NVR channel capacity, PoE budget, storage days and remote viewing. For broader surveillance planning, visit FourTeck CCTV installation guidance for Dubai or FourTeck UAE.

Hanwha XNV-8093R UAE

UAE projects can differ significantly between Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and industrial zones. The same camera model may be used for a corporate entrance in one emirate and a perimeter lane or logistics compound in another. The XNV-8093R’s strength is controlled, medium-to-long-range framing. With a 42° to 15° horizontal field of view, it is more suitable for intentional target zones than for very broad overview coverage. This makes design drawings and real mounting distances especially important before quantity is finalized.

For UAE buyers managing multi-site estates, camera standardisation can simplify maintenance, but standardisation should not force one lens into every scene. The XNV-8093R can form part of a mixed-camera architecture alongside wider domes, bullets, PTZ units and multi-sensor cameras. AI metadata can help monitoring teams filter activity by object type, while event rules such as intrusion, loitering or line crossing can support site procedures. The recorder or VMS must be checked for compatible event handling, search and metadata functionality so that the project receives the expected operational benefit.

Procurement teams should request a bill of materials that separates cameras, brackets, junction boxes, PoE switches, recording licenses where applicable, NVR or VMS capacity, storage, UPS protection, cabling and installation. This avoids comparing incomplete quotations. Buyers should also confirm firmware policy, password management, remote-access rules and long-term storage needs. FourTeck supports broader UAE security planning through CCTV and access control system guidance and FourTeck UAE technology services. Final product availability, commercial terms and project scope should be confirmed at quotation stage rather than assumed from general catalogue information.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Kenya

Kenya buyers evaluating the Hanwha XNV-8093R are often planning professional surveillance for offices, logistics yards, schools, hospitals, hotels, retail operations, manufacturing sites and regional branch networks. In these environments, the most important selection question is not simply whether the camera is 6MP. The 10.9–29 mm lens determines how the available resolution is concentrated across the scene. For a gate, compound entrance, loading lane or distant doorway, the narrower view can provide a better operational result than a wide lens that spreads pixels across unnecessary background.

Network readiness also matters. The camera can use PoE+, which simplifies installation when the network switch has adequate per-port and total power budget. Larger Kenya projects should calculate uplink bandwidth, recorder throughput and storage rather than treating each camera in isolation. H.265 can reduce bandwidth compared with less efficient compression, but final bitrate still depends on resolution, frame rate, scene complexity and settings. UPS planning is useful where stable recording must continue through short power interruptions, and remote sites may require additional surge and network-protection measures.

For outdoor compounds and public-facing locations, the XNV-8093R’s IP and IK ratings provide a strong environmental foundation, but correct mounting and cable sealing remain essential. Buyers should confirm the exact bracket and junction hardware needed, especially where cameras mount on poles or exposed walls. AI object classification can help operators focus on people and vehicles, while configured line-crossing or intrusion rules may reduce manual monitoring workload. FourTeck’s Kenya channel at FourTeck Kenya can support product and project enquiries. When requesting a quotation, provide the site type, target distance, required camera count, recorder preference, retention days and whether the project needs installation or supply-only support.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Kuwait

Kuwait security projects frequently involve bright sun, dust, exposed outdoor mounting and strong transitions between external and shaded areas. The Hanwha XNV-8093R combines rugged environmental protection with 120 dB extremeWDR and IR illumination, giving system designers a useful option for controlled approaches, gates, commercial compounds and service zones. Its lens is relatively tele-focused, so it should be selected when the scene requires detail over distance rather than a very wide overview. An installer should verify actual viewing geometry and target size before committing to mounting points.

For warehouses, oil-and-gas support facilities, offices, retail compounds and hospitality properties, the camera’s AI engine can support person and vehicle classification along with event rules. Those functions can be valuable for alarm verification, but they need careful configuration. Camera angle, object size, lighting, occlusion and scene movement all affect analytics. In a harsh outdoor environment, preventive maintenance also matters: lens or dome cleanliness, cable seals and network cabinet condition should be inspected on an appropriate schedule.

Kuwait buyers should also confirm NVR or VMS compatibility before purchase. ONVIF can support interoperability, but full access to manufacturer-specific analytics may depend on the selected platform. Storage should be calculated for the desired retention, and the PoE switch should have sufficient power headroom. For multi-building sites, VLAN segmentation and managed switching can make the system easier to secure and troubleshoot. Procurement enquiries can be directed through FourTeck Kuwait. A useful request includes the target location, expected camera quantity, viewing distance, required recording days, preferred monitoring platform and whether brackets, switches, storage and installation are required in the same scope.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Ghana

For Ghana projects, the Hanwha XNV-8093R is most relevant where professional buyers need a rugged, AI-capable network camera for controlled areas rather than a general wide-angle view. Facilities such as banks, corporate campuses, logistics yards, warehouses, educational institutions, hotels and industrial sites may benefit from the model’s 6MP imaging, motorized varifocal lens and long IR reach. The narrow tele end of the lens can help concentrate detail on gates, lanes and entrances at longer distances, while the wide end remains narrower than many general-purpose domes.

Reliable surveillance requires infrastructure planning around the camera. PoE+ switching, network topology, recording throughput, storage capacity and backup power should be calculated for the whole system. In branch environments, remote access should be designed securely with strong credentials and appropriate network controls. For outdoor positions, the camera’s rugged ratings are useful, but cable entry, surge protection and physical mounting need equal attention. It is also important to choose the correct bracket and serviceable mounting height so the device can be maintained without disrupting the site.

AI analytics can assist Ghana monitoring teams by distinguishing people and vehicle classes and triggering configured events such as line crossing, intrusion or loitering. These functions should support, not replace, a clearly defined security procedure. Buyers should agree who receives alerts, how events are verified and how footage is retained. For pricing and configuration assistance, use FourTeck Ghana. Share the scene distance, lighting conditions, camera count, recorder platform, retention requirement and installation scope. This allows a quotation to be built around the actual project instead of assuming that one standard package fits every commercial or institutional location.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Uganda

Uganda organizations looking for enterprise-grade CCTV increasingly need more than basic recording. A camera such as the Hanwha XNV-8093R can support security teams that want clear 6MP video, targeted varifocal coverage and AI-assisted event detection. Its 10.9–29 mm lens makes it particularly appropriate for gates, driveways, perimeter segments, warehouses and other positions where the camera must look further into a scene. For a small room or wide shop floor, a broader-lens model may be more efficient, so the layout should guide selection.

Power and network design deserve careful attention in Uganda deployments. PoE+ can reduce the number of local power supplies, but the switch and UPS must be sized for the total camera load. Sites connecting multiple buildings should consider fibre uplinks or protected network links where distance exceeds normal copper limits. Storage requirements should be calculated from retention days and recording settings, especially when 6MP streams are recorded continuously. Remote viewing can be valuable for owners and regional managers, but access should be secured with strong credentials, restricted permissions and a controlled connectivity design.

For exposed sites, the XNV-8093R’s IP66/IP67/IP6K9K and IK10+ ratings help address weather and impact concerns. The installer still needs proper seals, surge protection and maintenance access. Hanwha’s AI functions can classify people and vehicles and support intrusion or line-based analytics, giving operators more selective events than general motion alarms. FourTeck already provides CCTV guidance in the Uganda market and buyers can use FourTeck Uganda for regional enquiries. Include the target viewing distance, number of locations, recorder or VMS preference, storage days and whether the scope includes cabling, switching, brackets and installation.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Nigeria

Nigeria security projects can range from single-site offices to distributed retail, banking, logistics, education, hospitality and industrial estates. The Hanwha XNV-8093R fits projects that need a vandal-resistant network dome with detailed video and longer-range framing. The motorized 10.9–29 mm lens can be tuned around an access lane, perimeter opening or entrance, while 6MP resolution and up to 30 fps support detailed review when network and recording resources are properly sized. Integrated IR supports night monitoring without depending entirely on local ambient light.

For Nigerian sites, power resilience is often a practical design priority. The camera itself is only one part of the chain: PoE switches, NVRs, VMS servers, routers and storage need suitable UPS or backup strategy if footage continuity is important. Multi-site deployments also need consistent naming, user permissions, firmware control and remote-access policy. Where bandwidth between branches is limited, recording locally and using lower-bitrate sub-streams for remote viewing can be more practical than carrying every full-resolution stream across a WAN.

AI analytics can help security teams classify people and vehicles and apply event rules, but deployment should start from clear operational questions: which line should not be crossed, which area is restricted, what counts as loitering, and who responds to the alert? The camera’s rugged housing supports demanding positions, yet correct pole or wall mounting, weatherproof cable entry and surge protection remain necessary. Buyers can contact FourTeck Nigeria for project guidance. Provide a site plan or approximate distances where possible, along with camera quantity, recorder capacity, retention requirement, monitoring needs and preferred installation scope so the proposed configuration matches the real operating environment.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Seychelles

Seychelles surveillance projects can involve hotels, resorts, offices, warehouses, utilities and commercial facilities where outdoor equipment must cope with exposed conditions and where service access can be a significant planning factor. The Hanwha XNV-8093R offers a rugged vandal-dome construction with strong ingress protection, making it a candidate for carefully selected external positions. The model’s tele-oriented 10.9–29 mm lens is useful for entrances, access roads, service gates and perimeter viewpoints, but designers should confirm that its relatively narrow field of view suits the required coverage.

Coastal environments demand particular attention to installation details. The camera’s housing rating supports challenging conditions, yet brackets, fixings, junction hardware, cable entries and surrounding infrastructure must also be appropriate for the site. Regular cleaning and inspection may be necessary where salt, humidity or airborne contamination affects the dome. Network and power protection should be designed for the facility, including PoE capacity, surge protection and backup power where recording continuity is required.

For resorts and hospitality locations, camera placement should balance security with guest privacy and operational requirements. For logistics or utility sites, long-range framing and AI-supported event rules may be more important. The XNV-8093R can classify person and vehicle objects and support event analytics, but the monitoring workflow should define how alerts are handled and how footage is retained. Seychelles enquiries can be directed through FourTeck Africa. Buyers should specify whether they need supply only or complete system assistance, and include camera count, target distances, NVR or VMS preference, storage days, mounting type and network availability for a more accurate project proposal.

Related FourTeck Security Resources

Dubai CCTV Planning

Camera placement, recording, storage and installation guidance for Dubai business sites.

Explore CCTV installation in Dubai

UAE CCTV & Access Control

Broader security-system planning for cameras, recorders, access control and infrastructure.

View UAE security solutions

FourTeck UAE

Regional technology and infrastructure support for UAE businesses.

Visit FourTeck UAE

Kenya Projects

Regional product and project enquiries for Kenya deployments.

Visit FourTeck Kenya

Uganda Projects

CCTV and infrastructure assistance for Uganda organizations.

Visit FourTeck Uganda

Africa Support

Regional support route for African project enquiries including Seychelles.

Visit FourTeck Africa

Related Hanwha models such as XNV-8083R, XNV-9083R, XNO-8083R and XND-8093RV should be compared by lens, form factor, resolution and mounting need. Product-specific FourTeck URLs are not listed here unless verified.

Why Contact FourTeck for the XNV-8093R?

A professional camera should be purchased as part of a correctly designed system. FourTeck can help customers review camera positioning, field of view, PoE switching, NVR or VMS compatibility, storage, cabling, mounting accessories and installation requirements. This is especially useful for the XNV-8093R because its tele-oriented lens is highly effective in the right scene but should not be treated as a general wide-angle replacement.

FourTeck can also support wider IT, networking and security planning where the surveillance system depends on managed switches, VLANs, UPS backup, racks and structured cabling. Product availability, pricing, warranty route and lead time should always be confirmed for the requested quantity and destination at quotation stage.

Hanwha XNV-8093R Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hanwha XNV-8093R?

It is a 6MP AI IR vandal-resistant network dome camera from Hanwha Vision’s X-series. It uses a 10.9–29 mm motorized varifocal lens, supports up to 30 fps in H.265/H.264, includes up to 70 m WiseIR and provides AI-based object detection plus intelligent video analytics.

2. Is the XNV-8093R suitable for outdoor use in Dubai?

Yes, the camera carries rugged environmental and impact ratings including IP66, IP67, IP6K9K, NEMA 4X and IK10+. The complete installation must still use suitable mounting hardware, cable sealing, network protection and maintenance practices for the actual Dubai location.

3. How far can the IR see?

Hanwha specifies WiseIR with a viewable length of up to 70 metres. Real usable detail at night depends on lens position, target size, reflectivity, scene conditions, mounting and exposure settings, so the IR distance should not be treated as a guaranteed identification distance.

4. What is special about the 10.9–29 mm lens?

This lens provides a narrower, more tele-focused view than many general-purpose domes. It is useful when you want to concentrate image detail on a gate, lane, entrance or other target farther from the camera. The horizontal field of view is approximately 42° at wide and 15° at tele.

5. Does the camera support AI analytics?

Yes. The AI engine supports object detection for people, faces, vehicles and licence plates, together with events such as line crossing, area rules, enter/exit, loitering, direction and intrusion. Exact integration and search capability depend on the recorder or VMS and project configuration.

6. Can it work with third-party NVRs?

The camera supports ONVIF, which can aid interoperability with compatible third-party recorders and VMS platforms. However, basic video compatibility does not guarantee access to every Hanwha analytic, metadata or event feature. Confirm the specific recorder model and required functions before purchase.

7. Does the XNV-8093R use PoE?

Yes, the model supports PoE+ as well as 12 VDC. For PoE deployment, confirm both the per-port power and the total PoE budget of the switch, especially when multiple cameras and other powered devices share the same switch.

8. How much storage does a 6MP camera need?

There is no single storage figure because capacity depends on bitrate, codec, frame rate, scene activity, recording schedule, retention days and whether analytics or motion recording is used. FourTeck can calculate a project estimate once the camera count and retention requirement are known.

9. Is the XNV-8093R good for licence plate recognition?

The camera can detect licence plates as an object class, but that is not the same as guaranteeing plate recognition or readable plate capture in every scene. Plate results depend on distance, angle, shutter, lighting, speed and system software. Dedicated LPR requirements should be validated against the exact use case.

10. How do I request a Hanwha XNV-8093R quote in Dubai?

Send FourTeck the required quantity, site type, target viewing distance, mounting method, recorder or VMS preference, storage days and whether you need installation. Availability, pricing, warranty route and delivery terms can then be confirmed for the specific order.

Need Help Specifying the Hanwha XNV-8093R?

Share your site type, camera quantity, viewing distance, recorder platform and retention requirement. FourTeck can help review the complete configuration before you request commercial pricing.

Contact FourTeck Sales

Need product assistance?Request a Quote

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Hanwha XNV-8093R Dubai”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top