Hanwha CGA-1610 16-Channel Cloud Gateway Appliance
The Hanwha CGA-1610 is a compact edge gateway designed to simplify cloud integration across mixed-vendor surveillance environments. This 16-channel cloud connectivity device bridges Hanwha Vision cameras without native CloudConnector functionality and third-party ONVIF-compliant IP cameras to Hanwha's OnCloud Camera-to-Cloud VMS platform. By consolidating cloud connectivity on a single appliance, the CGA-1610 eliminates the need for individual cloud connectors on legacy equipment, reducing deployment complexity and hardware footprint in enterprise and mid-market installations.
Key Features
- 16-Channel Cloud Gateway Input: Supports up to 16 network cameras from Hanwha Vision and third-party vendors on a single appliance, streamlining cloud connectivity and reducing infrastructure costs
- Up to 8MP Resolution Support: Accommodates cameras up to 8MP resolution, preserving image detail across HD, 2MP, 4MP, and higher-resolution deployments
- Gigabit Network Connectivity: Single Gigabit Ethernet port (10/100/1000 BASE-T) delivers sufficient throughput for 16-channel cloud streaming and management traffic
- Flexible Dual Power Input: Supports both 12VDC and PoE++ (IEEE 802.3af) power, enabling automatic failover and flexible distribution in installations requiring power redundancy
- Energy Efficient: Maximum power consumption of 11.0W on 12VDC and 12.95W on PoE minimizes thermal load and operational costs
- NDAA Compliant & FCC Certified: Meets regulatory requirements for secure government and enterprise deployments
Technical Specifications
- Form Factor: Cloud Gateway Appliance
- VMS Compatibility: Hanwha Vision OnCloud, ONVIF-compliant third-party cameras
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to +40°C (32°F to 104°F)
- Power Type: PoE++ with 12VDC backup option
- Maximum Resolution: 8MP
Ideal Applications
The CGA-1610 is purpose-built for organizations managing heterogeneous camera deployments that require centralized cloud management without equipment replacement. Typical use cases include multi-location enterprises transitioning to cloud-based VMS, system integrators standardizing on Hanwha OnCloud across mixed-vendor estates, and facilities seeking to extend legacy camera systems into modern cloud architectures with minimal disruption.
Ted PerryPerspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.
The CGA-1610 addresses a critical gap in cloud surveillance infrastructure: cost-effective consolidation of heterogeneous camera sources. By supporting both Hanwha and third-party ONVIF cameras on a single gateway, it reduces the Total Cost of Ownership for organizations with invested legacy deployments. The dual power architecture (12VDC + PoE++) provides deployment flexibility in environments where infrastructure redundancy is prioritized.
The NDAA compliance certification is particularly valuable for government and critical infrastructure customers evaluating cloud-native VMS solutions. Performance-wise, a single Gigabit Ethernet port is adequate for 16 8MP streams only in bandwidth-optimized scenarios—integrators should validate network capacity during design phases. The appliance represents Hanwha's strategic position in the enterprise cloud-VMS market, enabling channel partners to retain customer relationships while modernizing infrastructure.
