The Hanwha Vision LNO-6072R is a 2-megapixel (Full HD 1920×1080) IR bullet camera designed for outdoor surveillance where reliable daytime color imaging and competent low-light performance are needed at a strong price-to-performance point. It pairs a varifocal lens (3.2–10 mm), 30 m IR illumination, WDR, multiple codec support (including H.265/H.264 and WiseStream II support), PoE power, and IP66/IK10 levels of environmental protection — making it a pragmatic choice for commercial, industrial and residential exterior CCTV installations. Key technical details and availability through SAC Distribution Center are confirmed on the manufacturer and SAC product pages. hanwhavision.com+1

Hanwha Vision (formerly Hanwha Techwin) positions the LNO-6072R as a reliable outdoor bullet camera that balances cost and performance. It is targeted at projects that require clear Full HD imagery, good low-light capability, and robust outdoor housings — such as retail storefronts, small-to-medium commercial sites, parking lots, building perimeters and critical residential entrances. The camera’s varifocal lens provides flexibility to choose between broader coverage (wide) and more detailed views (tele), which is useful on mixed sites where each camera may serve slightly different framing needs. Manufacturer pages and regional distributors (such as SAC) list the model with the common set of features described below. hanwhavision.com+1

Quick spec table — the most load-bearing facts (sources: Hanwha official product page, SAC product listing and published datasheets). hanwhavision.com+2sacegypt.com+2

• Model: Hanwha Vision LNO-6072R

• Type: Outdoor IR Bullet Camera

• Sensor / Resolution: 2 MP (1920 × 1080) CMOS, up to 30 fps at 2MP. hanwhavision.com

• Lens: 3.2 – 10 mm manual varifocal (≈ 3.1× zoom) — focal flexibility for wide to narrow coverage. hanwhavision.com

• Minimum Illumination: Color ~0.03 Lux (typical) / B/W 0 Lux with IR on (manufacturer quoted ranges vary by source). hanwhavision.com+1

• IR Illumination: Up to 30 m (≈98 ft) effective IR distance. hanwhavision.com

• Compression & Streaming: H.265, H.264, MJPEG; Multiple streams; WiseStream II support for bitrate efficiency. hanwhavision.com

• WDR / Day & Night: Day/Night with ICR and Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) ~120 dB. hanwhavision.com

• Analytics: Motion detection, tampering detection, defocus detection (feature set varies by firmware). sacegypt.com

• Storage: microSD / SDHC / SDXC slot (capacity support listed up to 32GB or 128GB depending on region/datasheet — check datasheet for exact supported SD capacity). Source Security+1

• Ingress / Impact: IP66 (weatherproof) and IK10 (vandal resistance) ratings on some regional specs. sacegypt.com

• Power: PoE (IEEE 802.3af) and optional 12 VDC (region dependent). Power draw typically low (~5–6.4 W max per some specs). Source Security

Note: Small differences appear between regional datasheets (e.g., microSD maximum capacity listed as 32GB on some manufacturer pages, and up to 128GB on some distributor pages). Always confirm the exact revision/datasheet for your purchased unit and firmware version. hanwhavision.com+1

Resolution & imaging performance

The LNO-6072R delivers Full HD (2MP) video — sufficient for many identification and situational awareness tasks while keeping storage and bandwidth requirements lower than 4K alternatives. At 30 fps (frames per second) it provides smooth motion capture for typical scenes like perimeter walking or vehicle movement. For close-range identification (faces or small license plates at distance) you’ll want to pair the camera’s framing with the correct lens zoom and mounting location. Manufacturer specs show the camera’s effective pixel count and frame rates. hanwhavision.com

Lens, field of view and zoom options

The 3.2–10 mm varifocal lens gives a useful tradeoff: at 3.2 mm you get a broad field of view for general coverage; at 10 mm the field narrows but provides greater detail on subjects further away. This flexibility makes the camera adaptable to different mounting heights and scene geometries. Typical angular fields of view (H × V) run from very wide (~109° H at wide end) to narrower (~33° H at tele end) according to datasheet numbers. Source Security

Low-light performance and IR range

The camera supports Day/Night switching with an IR cut filter and built-in IR LEDs for zero-lux (no ambient light) operation up to about 30 meters. The quoted minimum illumination for color mode is low (0.03 lux in some regional spec pages), enabling useful color images in dim conditions before IR switches to monochrome. For critical low-light sites, consider scene lighting or combine with external illumination for improved color capture. hanwhavision.com+1

Compression, streaming & bandwidth management

Modern Hanwha cameras support H.265, H.264 and MJPEG codecs and include WiseStream II — Hanwha’s scene-adaptive compression technology that works with H.265 to reduce bitrate while preserving quality. This is valuable for multi-camera deployments where network and storage cost are important. When configuring a site, test several bitrate targets and use WiseStream/H.265 where supported by your VMS to achieve the best balance. hanwhavision.com

Analytics, detection and event handling

The LNO-6072R includes basic onboard analytics such as motion detection, tampering detection and defocus detection. While the analytics are suitable for generating alarms and triggering recording, advanced object classification (people vs vehicle), loitering, directional detection, etc., are typically reserved for higher-end models. For more advanced analytics, integrate the camera feed with modern VMS platforms or dedicated edge analytics modules. sacegypt.com+1

Ruggedness, ingress protection and mounting

IP66 rating indicates strong protection against dust and powerful jets of water (suitable for most outdoor exposures), while IK10 indicates high resistance to mechanical impact (vandal resistance). Those ratings make the camera appropriate for exposed wall mounts, cantilevers over entrances, and moderately vulnerable outdoor locations. Properly paired junction boxes and sealing around conduits will maximize lifetime in harsh climates. sacegypt.com

• Perimeter and perimeter gate monitoring: The varifocal lens lets integrators tune for either wide coverage or longer-range detail. IR lets you monitor at night without visible floodlights. hanwhavision.com

• Storefronts and small retail sites: Clear 2MP daytime images for incident review, plus analytics for tamper/motion alerts. sacegypt.com

• Parking lots and driveway approach: With 30 m IR and WDR, the camera copes with headlights and mixed lighting to a reasonable degree. hanwhavision.com

• Industrial outdoor areas and loading docks: Rugged housing and IK10 grade help in tougher environments. sacegypt.com

Network and power (PoE) planning

The LNO-6072R supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) which simplifies installation by carrying power and data on a single cable (cat5e/6). Confirm your PoE switches meet IEEE 802.3af (or required standard) and provide sufficient PoE budget for all cameras. Typical draw is modest (~5 W typical), but always check the specific datasheet revision for worst-case power consumption (e.g., with IR on). Source Security

Storage options (microSD / NVR) and retention sizing

With H.265 and WiseStream II you can reduce required storage significantly versus MJPEG or H.264. The camera supports onboard microSD storage for edge recording; datasheets may list different maximum capacities depending on firmware (some pages list 32GB, others up to 128GB). For enterprise retention planning, use NVR systems or cloud VMS and calculate retention using expected average bitrate per camera × number of days. Use sample bitrate tests (day/night) to get accurate sizing. hanwhavision.com+1

Video Management System (VMS) compatibility & ONVIF

Hanwha devices are commonly compatible with major VMS vendors and often support ONVIF profiles for basic interoperability. If you plan to use advanced Hanwha-specific features (WiseStream, metadata), ensure your chosen VMS explicitly supports them. Hanwha also lists compatibility and integrations for Genetec, Milestone and others in some regional documentation. Hanwha Vision+1

Cabling, conduit and weatherproofing best practices

• Use cat6 for runs >50 m to keep headroom and reduce packet loss.

• Keep cable pairs consistent and avoid running power and data bundles together.

• Seal all RJ-45 junctions with gel-filled boxes or an IP-rated junction kit when outdoors.

• Consider anti-condensation measures in hot/humid climates (desiccant packets and ventilated housings) to avoid fogging.

Site survey checklist

• Identify primary targets (entrance doors, windows, license plate lanes) and measure distances to determine lens choice and mounting height.

• Check sightlines for occlusions (trees, signage, poles).

• Confirm mounting surface supports camera and junction box.

• Confirm available PoE port or 12 VDC feed and calculate overall power budget.

Mounting and aiming for optimal coverage

• Mount height typically 2.5–4.5 m for pedestrian coverage; higher for vehicle lanes.

• Use the varifocal lens to frame so subjects occupy a reasonable portion of the image (rule of thumb: face should be at least 60–80 pixels high for recognition in 2MP footage — test and adjust).

• Avoid pointing directly into bright light sources; use WDR settings to balance exposures.

Exposure, day/night & WDR tuning tips

• WDR is useful where backlighting occurs (doorways against sunlight). Start with default WDR and adjust strength in steps; overuse can introduce artifacts.

• Day/night switching (ICR) should be tested: in low ambient light, set day/night threshold slightly higher to allow IR activation earlier without leaving the camera stuck in monochrome for long daylight transitions.

• Use ROI (region of interest) if available to prioritize critical areas for bitrate allocation.

Firmware, security and maintenance schedule

• Always apply the latest firmware from Hanwha official channels to get security fixes and feature updates. Backup configuration before upgrading. hanwhavision.com

• Change default passwords and use secure admin usernames. If remote access is required, use VPN or secure port forwarding rules and consider 2FA on the VMS.

• Schedule quarterly physical inspection for dirt on dome/window, corrosion, and cable strain.

Optimizing bitrate vs. quality with WiseStream/H.265

WiseStream II reduces bitrate by adapting compression to scene activity. For mostly static scenes (e.g., perimeter fence) you can set lower target bitrates; for high-activity areas (busy street) prioritize quality. Run a week-long trial recording to average bitrates for day/night.

Reducing false alarms in motion analytics

• Use masking to ignore irrelevant areas (swaying branches, reflections).

• Use adaptive thresholds so motion events only trigger above realistic object sizes.

• Offload advanced classification to server analytics if your site has frequent false alarms.

• Pros vs basic 2MP cameras: Hanwha’s WiseStream II and robust firmware optimization often deliver lower bitrates for equal visual quality. Hardware durability (IP66/IK10) and brand ecosystem (integration with Hanwha Wisenet solutions) are added advantages. hanwhavision.com+1

• Cons vs newer 4K models: Lower resolution means less pixel density for license plate or distant facial recognition compared to 4K models — but storage/network savings and cost make 2MP still attractive for many sites.

• Compared with other brands in same tier: Feature parity is common (PoE, IR, WDR), but brand firmware quality, ecosystem, and support differentiate total cost of ownership. SAC as a regional distributor may provide local warranty and technical support that improves lifecycle value. sacegypt.com

SAC lists the LNO-6072R on their product pages and categorizes it under bullet cameras — making it readily available through their distribution channels. When buying from SAC (or any authorized distributor), confirm the following before purchase: local model code, included accessories (mounting bracket, sunshield), warranty terms, firmware revision and whether the unit is region-coded (some Hanwha models have regional variants). SAC’s product listing provides the regional features and confirms availability; reach out to SAC for pricing, lead times and local technical support. sacegypt.com+1

Buying checklist (from SAC):

• Confirm model SKU and region compatibility. sacegypt.com

• Confirm warranty length and RMA process with SAC. sacegypt.com

• Ask for latest firmware and installation guide PDF from SAC technical support. sacegypt.com

Pros

• Good price/performance for Full HD surveillance.

• Varifocal lens provides framing flexibility.

• Built-in IR for true zero-lux operation to ~30 m.

• PoE simplifies installations; WiseStream II and H.265 reduce storage/bandwidth.

• Rugged housing (IP66/IK10) suitable for many outdoor scenarios. hanwhavision.com+1

Cons / limitations

• 2MP resolution may not be sufficient for detailed long-range identification (consider 4K models for those needs).

• Onboard analytics are basic — advanced analytics require integration with VMS.

• Slight datasheet variation between regions for microSD maximum capacity — confirm exact revision before relying on edge storage capacity. Source Security+1

Decision checklist

• Is primary objective general situational awareness or detailed ID? (If detailed ID at distance, consider higher resolution.)

• Are network and storage budgets limited? If yes, benefits of WiseStream II + H.265 are strong arguments in favor. hanwhavision.com

• Is the site exposed to harsh weather or vandal risk? If yes, IP66/IK10 is beneficial. sacegypt.com

To build a complete system with LNO-6072R cameras, consider the following complementary items available via SAC and other authorized partners:

• Network Video Recorder (NVR) — choose an NVR that supports H.265, multiple simultaneous streams and storage expansion. (See SAC’s NVR and camera system pages.) sacegypt.com

• PoE Switches — enterprise-grade PoE switches with adequate power budget and VLAN support.

• Mounting brackets and junction boxes — for corner or pole mounting and to protect cable terminations. (See SAC’s bullet camera accessories list.) sacegypt.com

• Surge protection and grounding kits — protect outdoor cameras from lightning and transient surges.

• External lighting (if color at night is required) — warm/neutral white LED floodlights with timers or smart control.

(Internal links to SAC product category pages and accessory listings can be found on SAC’s site for easy procurement.) sacegypt.com

Below are the official and trusted resources where you can read full technical details, download datasheets, and contact support. These are the primary sources for the product specs and regional availability used in this article.

Official Hanwha Vision product page (global / manufacturer): Hanwha Vision LNO-6072R product page. hanwhavision.com
SAC Distribution Center product page (regional listing & purchase): SAC – LNO-6072R product listing. sacegypt.com
Published datasheet (PDF) & technical details: 3rd-party datasheet and technical PDF collected by distributors. (Always verify with manufacturer for latest revision.) Source Security+1
Technical summary / specs aggregator: SourceSecurity product entry (full tech summary). Source Security
Regional resellers / examples: AudioTech and other reseller pages that show real-world SKUs. AudioTech

The Hanwha Vision LNO-6072R is a pragmatic, well-rounded 2MP bullet camera appropriate for many outdoor surveillance needs — particularly where Full HD is adequate and cost/operational efficiency (bandwidth/storage) is important. Its varifocal lens, IR illumination, WDR, and WiseStream/H.265 support make it flexible and economical at scale. If your needs demand the highest pixel density for long-range identification (e.g., plate capture at highway speeds or facial recognition at long distances), consider higher-resolution alternatives; but for standard perimeter, storefront and general-purpose exterior monitoring, the LNO-6072R offers a strong balance.

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