Hanwha HCP-6320A Overview
The Hanwha HCP-6320A is a 2MP AHD PTZ dome camera designed for analog surveillance deployments requiring long-range zoom coverage and reliable day/night performance. This camera delivers Full HD resolution at 1920×1080 @ 30fps with a powerful 32x motorized optical zoom lens (4.44–142.6mm focal range), making it suitable for wide-area monitoring in indoor and indoor/outdoor environments. The HCP-6320A excels in mixed-lighting conditions with 120dB true WDR, ICR day/night switching, and low-light sensitivity down to 0.01 lux in B&W mode, providing consistent image quality across changing ambient light.
Hanwha HCP-6320A Key Features
- Full HD 1080p AHD Video: 1920×1080 @ 30fps resolution over standard coaxial cable, eliminating the need for IP infrastructure while maintaining crisp, detailed imagery across the zoom range.
- 32x Motorized Optical Zoom: Focal length ranges from 4.44mm (wide) to 142.6mm (telephoto), with maximum aperture from F1.6 (wide) to F4.4 (tele), enabling operators to capture distant subjects with precision and minimal light loss.
- 120dB True WDR (Wide Dynamic Range): Captures detail in high-contrast scenes with simultaneous bright and dark areas, critical for parking lots, building perimeters, and mixed outdoor/indoor transitions.
- Extreme Low-Light Capability: Color mode at 0.2 lux (F1.6, 1/30sec) and B&W mode at 0.01 lux (F1.6, 1/30sec) ensures usable imagery in minimal lighting; IR capability via ICR (Internal Correlation) for true day/night operation without external IR illuminators.
- 700°/sec Preset Pan Speed: Rapid repositioning between preset positions for active monitoring; manual pan/tilt range of 0.024°/sec to 200°/sec for fine-tuning and smooth operator control; ±0.2° preset accuracy for consistent framing.
- 360° Endless Pan with 210° Tilt: Full panoramic coverage (−15° to 195° tilt) without mechanical limits, suitable for perimeter sweeps and comprehensive area surveillance.
- RS-485 and Coaxial Control (ACP Protocol): Integrate with existing analog control infrastructure; ACP (Analog Camera Protocol) ensures compatibility with legacy PTZ controllers and DVR systems; RS-485 serial interface for extended cable runs and multi-camera networks.
- Advanced Noise Reduction & Image Processing: SSNRIII (Spatial-Temporal Smart Noise Reduction) suppresses video noise without losing detail; integrated defog and digital image stabilization for reliable video in adverse weather and dynamic pan/tilt scenarios.
- Motion Detection & Privacy Masking: Built-in motion detection with rectangular zone configuration (up to 12 zones); 12 rectangular privacy masks for obscuring sensitive areas or protecting personnel privacy.
- Compact Dome Housing: Dimensions 152.0mm × 218.0mm (5.98" × 8.58"), weight 3.3kg (7.28 lbs) in ivory polycarbonate; IP66 rated (HCP-6320HA variant) or IK10 when paired with SHP-3701H enclosure (HCP-6320A); designed for discrete indoor ceiling or wall mounting.
- 24VAC Power Supply: Operates on standard 24VAC with maximum power consumption of 20W, compatible with existing analog camera power distribution; DC auto iris lens maintains consistent exposure across zoom transitions.
- Multi-Format Video Output: BNC AHD output for primary high-resolution feed; CVBS (standard definition) output via DIP connector for legacy monitor or auxiliary recording integration.
Hanwha HCP-6320A Integration & Compatibility
The HCP-6320A is compatible with Hanwha analog HD DVR systems including the SHP-1520FW, SBP-300 series (CM, PM, KM, WM1, WM, B, NB variants), SBP-301HM3, SBP-390WM2, and specialized PTZ controller SBP-PTZ6. Integrators deploying coaxial analog infrastructure can leverage existing cable runs and control systems; the camera supports standard ACP coaxial protocol for PTZ commands over the same coax line as video, reducing installation complexity. RS-485 serial connectivity enables direct integration with legacy Hanwha or third-party PTZ systems using analog control protocols. Video transmission is limited to coaxial distances defined by AHD standards (typically 150–300m depending on cable quality and DVR input specifications). The fixed AHD output format and analog control interface ensure broad compatibility with analog-era security platforms while limiting integration to coaxial-based surveillance ecosystems.
