Hanwha XNB-6003 vs i-PRO S71300A-F3: Specification Comparison
This comparison covers two 2-megapixel indoor box cameras aimed at professional security installations: the Hanwha XNB-6003 and the i-PRO WV-S71300A-F3. Both deliver 1920x1080 resolution in a fixed, non-PTZ box form factor suited for indoor mounting with interchangeable or fixed lenses. The XNB-6003 is a lens-agnostic platform supporting C/CS/I-CS mounts with broad AI analytics and dual SD card edge storage. The WV-S71300A-F3 ships with a fixed 3.2mm lens, an Ambarella CV22 SoC, dual built-in microphones, and an IP44 ingress-protection rating. Key differentiators span frame rate, low-light sensitivity, analytics depth, network throughput, and warranty length.
In This Guide
How do the imaging specs compare?
The XNB-6003 uses a 1/2.8-inch progressive CMOS sensor and achieves a maximum frame rate of 120 fps at 1920x1080, compared with the WV-S71300A-F3, which is rated at 30 fps maximum. Low-light performance differs substantially: the XNB-6003 is specified at 0.007 Lux in color and 0.0007 Lux in black-and-white mode, while the WV-S71300A-F3 lists only 0.2 Lux in color with no B/W figure provided. The XNB-6003 also carries an extremeWDR rating of 150 dB and a built-in gyro-based digital image stabilizer; neither a WDR dB figure nor image stabilization is specified for the WV-S71300A-F3.
Lens flexibility is a significant divergence. The XNB-6003 accepts DC auto-iris, P-iris, manual, and I-CS lenses via C or CS mount, giving integrators full control over field of view and iris behavior. The WV-S71300A-F3 ships with a fixed 3.2mm F2.0 lens yielding an 81.1-degree horizontal field of view; extra zoom up to 3x is available only at the reduced resolution of 640x360. The WV-S71300A-F3 includes AI Sound Classification for gunshot, yell, vehicle horn, and glass break via its dual built-in microphones, a feature not listed for the XNB-6003 in the provided specs.
What about installation and environment?
Both cameras accept PoE as their primary power source. The XNB-6003 is rated PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 3 with a 12.95 W maximum draw and also accepts 12 VDC; it provides a metal-shielded RJ-45 port rated for 10/100/1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet. The WV-S71300A-F3 draws PoE Class 0 (approximately 12 W typical) and its network interface is limited to 10/100BASE-TX with no Gigabit Ethernet listed. The XNB-6003 includes two configurable alarm I/O ports and an RS-485 serial interface; neither alarm I/O nor RS-485 is specified for the WV-S71300A-F3.
Environmental tolerance differs at the upper end: the XNB-6003 is rated -10 degrees C to +55 degrees C, while the WV-S71300A-F3 is rated -10 degrees C to +40 degrees C. The WV-S71300A-F3 carries an IP44 ingress-protection rating; the XNB-6003 does not list an IP or IK rating in the provided specs, typical of bare-board box cameras intended for use inside a separate housing. The XNB-6003 provides CVBS and Micro USB video outputs for lens-alignment during installation; the WV-S71300A-F3 does not list equivalent installation outputs. Body weight is 880 g for the XNB-6003 versus 157 g for the WV-S71300A-F3 (excluding base and cover); physical dimensions are not specified for the WV-S71300A-F3 in the provided specs.
Which fits your VMS and analytics better?
The XNB-6003 explicitly supports ONVIF Profile S, G, T, and M alongside Hanwha SUNAPI and Wisenet APIs. It streams to up to 20 unicast users across up to 10 configurable profiles with 3 virtual channels, and supports SRTP, MQTT, SNMPv3, and 802.1X with EAP-TLS, EAP-LEAP, and EAP-PEAP for enterprise network authentication. A TPM 2.0 chip certified to FIPS 140-2 Level 2 is included. The WV-S71300A-F3 lists ONVIF support without specifying profiles, supports up to 14 simultaneous users, and its security features in the provided specs are limited to user authentication, host authentication, and HTTPS; no MQTT, SRTP, or hardware security module is mentioned.
The XNB-6003 runs AI-based object detection classifying person, face, vehicle, and license plate with vehicle sub-type attributes, plus virtual line crossing, virtual area loitering and intrusion, people counting, queue management, and heatmap. It supports 8 polygonal motion detection zones and 32 privacy mask zones. The WV-S71300A-F3 lists AI analytics covering people, face, vehicle, non-mask, and occupancy across 8 detection types, with 4 VMD areas and up to 8 privacy zones, and adds AI Sound Classification and Scene Change Detection. Edge storage on the XNB-6003 spans two microSD slots up to 512 GB each (1 TB combined); the WV-S71300A-F3 lists a single microSD slot with capacity not specified in the provided specs.
Which should you choose: the XNB-6003 or the S71300A-F3?
Our take: The XNB-6003 is the stronger choice when high frame rate, superior low-light sensitivity, or deep network integration are priorities. Its 120 fps capability versus 30 fps on the WV-S71300A-F3 makes it suitable for fast-motion forensic capture, and its color minimum illumination of 0.007 Lux is approximately 28 times lower than the 0.2 Lux figure on the i-PRO model, with an additional B/W threshold of 0.0007 Lux not specified at all for the WV-S71300A-F3. Dual SD slots providing up to 1 TB combined on-camera storage also exceed the single-slot, unspecified-capacity edge storage of the i-PRO. The WV-S71300A-F3 is the more appropriate choice where a compact, lightweight body (157 g versus 880 g), a fixed wide-angle built-in lens, IP44-rated enclosure, AI Sound Classification, or a five-year warranty versus three years on the XNB-6003 are the deciding factors. Integrators committed to the Hanwha Wisenet ecosystem, requiring FIPS 140-2 TPM security, or needing ONVIF Profile T/M metadata will find the XNB-6003 the natural fit.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Spec-for-spec, from manufacturer data.
| Specification | Hanwha XNB-6003 | i-PRO S71300A-F3 |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920x1080 (2MP) | 1920x1080 (2MP) |
| Max Frame Rate | 120 fps | 30 fps |
| Sensor Size | 1/2.8" progressive CMOS | Approx. 1/2.8 type CMOS |
| Min. Illumination (Color) | 0.007 Lux | 0.2 Lux |
| Min. Illumination (B/W) | 0.0007 Lux | — |
| Wide Dynamic Range | extremeWDR 150 dB | — |
| Lens Mount / Type | C / CS / I-CS (interchangeable) | Fixed 3.2 mm F2.0 (built-in) |
| Digital Image Stabilization | Yes (built-in gyro) | — |
| PoE Class | IEEE 802.3af Class 3 (12.95 W max) | Class 0 (~12 W typical) |
| Ethernet Speed | 10/100/1000BASE-T (Gigabit) | 10/100BASE-TX only |
| Alarm I/O | 2 configurable ports | — |
| RS-485 | Yes | — |
| Edge Storage Slots / Max Capacity | 2 slots / 1 TB (512 GB x2) | 1 slot / capacity not specified |
| AI Sound Classification | — | Gunshot, Yell, Vehicle horn, Glass break |
| IP Rating | — | IP44 |
| Operating Temp Range | -10°C to +55°C | -10°C to +40°C |
| ONVIF Profiles | S, G, T, M | Supported (profiles not specified) |
| Hardware Security | TPM 2.0 (FIPS 140-2 Level 2) | — |
| Simultaneous Streams / Users | 10 profiles / 20 unicast users | 14 simultaneous users |
| Warranty | 3 years | 5 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which should you choose: the XNB-6003 or the S71300A-F3?
The XNB-6003 is the stronger choice when high frame rate, superior low-light sensitivity, or deep network integration are priorities. Its 120 fps capability versus 30 fps on the WV-S71300A-F3 makes it suitable for fast-motion forensic capture, and its color minimum illumination of 0.007 Lux is approximately 28 times lower than the 0.2 Lux figure on the i-PRO model, with an additional B/W threshold of 0.0007 Lux not specified at all for the WV-S71300A-F3. Dual SD slots providing up to 1 TB combined on-camera storage also exceed the single-slot, unspecified-capacity edge storage of the i-PRO. The WV-S71300A-F3 is the more appropriate choice where a compact, lightweight body (157 g versus 880 g), a fixed wide-angle built-in lens, IP44-rated enclosure, AI Sound Classification, or a five-year warranty versus three years on the XNB-6003 are the deciding factors. Integrators committed to the Hanwha Wisenet ecosystem, requiring FIPS 140-2 TPM security, or needing ONVIF Profile T/M metadata will find the XNB-6003 the natural fit.
Can I use my existing CS-mount lenses with either camera?
Yes for the XNB-6003, which accepts C mount, CS mount, DC auto-iris, P-iris, manual, and I-CS lenses. The WV-S71300A-F3 ships with a fixed 3.2 mm F2.0 lens and the provided specifications do not list support for interchangeable lens mounts.
Which camera records longer on its built-in SD card?
The XNB-6003 supports two microSD/SDHC/SDXC slots, each up to 512 GB, for a combined maximum of 1 TB on-camera storage. The WV-S71300A-F3 includes a single microSD slot but the maximum supported capacity is not specified in the provided specs.
Does either camera detect audio events like breaking glass or gunshots?
The WV-S71300A-F3 includes AI Sound Classification covering gunshot, yell, vehicle horn, and glass break via its two built-in omnidirectional electret condenser microphones. The XNB-6003 has an audio input with built-in microphone option and audio output, but AI-based sound event classification is not listed in its provided specifications.
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