Manufacturer portfolio guidance • Georgia

Hanwha Vision cameras, WAVE and SolidEDGE systems

Select Hanwha cameras and recording architecture from the scene, analytics, cyber policy and operational model—not resolution alone.

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What Hanwha Vision includes—and how to choose

Hanwha Vision offers multiple network-camera series and form factors, including fixed, multi-sensor, panoramic, thermal and specialty devices. The correct family depends on image objective, target distance, lighting, mounting, environmental exposure and edge-analytic workload. Marketing resolution is only one input.

Wisenet WAVE provides video management, user and device administration, layouts, events and evidence workflows. SolidEDGE combines camera and server capabilities for certain distributed deployments. The choice between conventional servers, appliances and edge-hosted functions needs to reflect site count, resilience, archive, preventive maintenance and supported-device requirements.

Hanwha AI capabilities can classify objects and expose metadata, but performance depends on view and configuration. Analytics needs to be commissioned with representative activity and tied to a defined operator action. Firmware, device certificates and application versions remain part of the system lifecycle.

Product families and their roles

This portfolio map separates the main Hanwha Vision functions so the security engagement is not reduced to a generic model list.

Network camera series

Fixed, multisensor, panoramic, thermal and specialty cameras for specific scenes.

AI cameras and metadata

Edge classification and search features that require calibrated views and supported software.

Wisenet WAVE

Video management, recording, users, rules and evidence operations.

SolidEDGE

Edge-based recording and management options for compatible deployment models.

Architecture decisions before procurement

The selected family must fit the opening, scene, network, power, software and administrative environment.

Image objective

Define overview, identification, detail, low-light or analytic purpose for every camera.

Recording topology

Choose server, appliance or edge architecture from throughput, retention and support needs.

PoE and environment

Confirm power, temperature, water/dust rating, mounting and surge protection.

Cyber lifecycle

Plan accounts, certificates, firmware, software updates and vulnerability response.

Functional Commissioning evidence

Acceptance needs to demonstrate the intended workflow under realistic conditions, not only show that devices appear online.

  • Confirm image detail and motion performance under representative lighting.
  • Test AI classifications and rules with realistic objects, paths and obstructions.
  • Verify archive continuity, playback, user permissions and evidence export.
  • Record model, serial, MAC, firmware, lens, stream, server and retention assignment.

Official Hanwha Vision resources

Use the manufacturer pages below for current product status, compatibility, release notes, software and firmware. We link to official resources and do not host firmware files locally.

Detailed engineering assessment and product-family guides

Use the detailed Hanwha Vision guides below to compare specific hardware, software and deployment decisions.

Build a field-ready Hanwha Vision scope

Share the site, existing equipment, required workflows and project timing. We can identify the survey, compatibility checks, system engineering and functional commissioning evidence required for the project.

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Equipment we supply and install

Hanwha Vision is our NDAA-compliant workhorse across Georgia — school districts, municipal buildings and any project carrying a federal funding condition.

QND-8080R Dome — supplied and installed in Georgia
QND-8080R DomeIndoor IR dome — the volume camera on classroom and corridor counts.
QNO-8080R Bullet — supplied and installed in Georgia
QNO-8080R BulletOutdoor IR bullet for entrances, walkways and parking areas.
XND-9083RV Dome — supplied and installed in Georgia
XND-9083RV DomeVandal-resistant dome with onboard AI, for entrances and high-traffic points.
XNO-C9083R Bullet — supplied and installed in Georgia
XNO-C9083R BulletLong-range outdoor bullet for perimeter and approach coverage.
XNV-9083R Vandal Dome — supplied and installed in Georgia
XNV-9083R Vandal DomeVandal dome for exposed positions and covered exteriors.
XNP-C9310R PTZ — supplied and installed in Georgia
XNP-C9310R PTZOutdoor PTZ with long optical reach for lots, yards and campus grounds.
XNB-9002 Box — supplied and installed in Georgia
XNB-9002 BoxBox camera for lens-specific tasks: long corridors, gates and specialist views.
PNM-9084RQZ Multi-Directional — supplied and installed in Georgia
PNM-9084RQZ Multi-DirectionalMulti-directional head covering several directions from a single cable run.

Product images are the manufacturer's, shown for planning. Final models and accessories are confirmed per project.

Hanwha Vision owner, administrator and buyer resources

Use the parent-company Hanwha knowledge center to prepare camera, VMS, AI, storage and support requirements before West-region engineering.

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Detailed guides are maintained by 360TechnologyGroup.com, the parent-company knowledge center.