Hanwha FC15-007871B Cover-Dome PC V2 TRP T2.0 TNV-8010C
When replacing damaged dome covers or upgrading existing Hanwha TNV-8010C installations, maintaining optical clarity and environmental protection becomes critical. This transparent polycarbonate dome cover delivers the impact resistance and weatherproofing required for commercial outdoor deployments while preserving image quality across the camera's varifocal lens range.
Key Features
- Transparent polycarbonate construction ensures optical clarity without introducing distortion or light transmission loss
- Version 2 design provides enhanced impact resistance for vandal-prone installations
- TRP (transparent) finish maintains discreet appearance while protecting internal components
- Engineered specifically for TNV-8010C compatibility, ensuring proper gasket seal and mechanical fit
- T2.0 specification supports varifocal lens operation without vignetting or optical interference
- UV-stabilized material prevents yellowing and maintains clarity through years of sun exposure
- Weather-sealed design works with existing camera gaskets to maintain IP rating integrity
Dome cover replacement represents a common maintenance requirement in long-term surveillance deployments. Scratched, crazed, or impact-damaged covers degrade image quality and compromise environmental seals, but complete camera replacement isn't always necessary or cost-effective. This replacement dome restores the TNV-8010C to original specifications, protecting the varifocal lens assembly and image sensor from environmental contaminants while maintaining the clean sight lines required for accurate motion detection and analytics processing.
The polycarbonate construction provides superior impact resistance compared to acrylic alternatives, critical for installations in parking structures, building perimeters, or other locations where vandalism or accidental impact poses ongoing risk. The transparent finish eliminates the guesswork around camera aim that tinted domes can introduce during service calls, while the T2.0 thickness specification ensures the material won't interfere with the camera's IR illumination pattern or introduce internal reflections that could trigger false motion events.
