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Hanwha QNO-8080R 5MP IP Outdoor IR Bullet — Bullet Companion to the QNV-8080R Vandal Dome

Model / Series: QNO-8080R

The Hanwha QNO-8080R is a 5MP IP outdoor IR bullet camera with a 1/2.8" CMOS sensor, 3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal lens (3.1×), 30 m IR, 120 dB WDR, hallway view, IP66 / IK10 housing, alarm I/O, and PoE — the bullet form-factor companion to the QNV-8080R vandal dome. Same sensor, same lens, same image quality. Purpose-built for long-throw outdoor positions where bullet form factor wins over dome — perimeters, pole mounts, building corners, and visible-deterrent installations across Chicago. TAA-compliant variant: QNO-8080R/KME.

NDAA Compliant AI Analytics Vandal Resistant
Hanwha QNO-8080R

Specifications

Brand
Hanwha Vision
Model
QNO-8080R
Series
Wisenet Q
Camera Type
IP outdoor IR bullet camera with motorized varifocal lens
Image Sensor
1/2.8" CMOS
Resolution
5MP (2592 × 1944), plus downscaled modes
Max Frame Rate
30 fps / 25 fps (60 Hz / 50 Hz) at H.265 / H.264
Lens
3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal (3.1× optical zoom)
Aperture
F1.6 (wide) – F2.9 (tele)
Field of View (Horizontal)
101° (wide) – 31° (tele)
Field of View (Vertical)
73° (wide) – 23° (tele)
Day/Night
Auto (mechanical IR cut filter / ICR)
Minimum Illumination (Color)
0.15 lux (F1.6, 1/30 s)
Minimum Illumination (B/W)
0 lux (IR LED on)
WDR
120 dB
IR Illumination
Built-in IR LED — viewable distance up to 30 m (98 ft)
Video Compression
H.265 / H.264 (Main / High) / MJPEG with WiseStream II
Streaming
Multiple streaming
Video Analytics
Motion detection, Tampering, Defocus detection, Virtual area (Intrusion / Enter / Exit), Virtual line (Crossing / Direction)
Hallway View
Supported (90° / 270° rotation)
Alarm I/O
1 input / 1 output
Network
RJ-45 (10/100 BASE-T)
ONVIF
Profile S, Profile G, Profile T
Edge Storage
microSD / SDHC / SDXC up to 128 GB (1 slot)
Power Input
PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 3)
Power Consumption
Max 9.50 W, typical 7.30 W
Operating Temperature
−30 °C to +55 °C (−22 °F to +131 °F)
Environmental Protection
IP66 (weatherproof)
Impact Resistance
IK10 (vandal-resistant)
Dimensions
Ø 91 × 322.9 mm (Ø 3.58 × 12.71 in)
Weight
1,190 g (2.62 lb)
TAA / NDAA Compliance
TAA-compliant variant: QNO-8080R/KME

Best Fit & Recommended For

Long-throw perimeter cameras at Chicago commercial properties (parking-lot perimeters, fence lines, building edges)
Pole-mount positions on commercial campuses, industrial yards, and parking decks
Building corner installations covering wide-angle and long-range scenes from one position
Visible-deterrent installations where the bullet form factor signals 'monitored area' from a distance
Loading docks and rear service entries where the bullet projects past architectural overhangs
Industrial yards covering specific equipment, gates, or aisles at long range
Apartment and condo complex perimeter coverage
Federal and TAA-compliant projects (specify QNO-8080R/KME)
Mixed dome/bullet deployments paired with the QNV-8080R at lobby and corridor positions
Premium Q-series positions where the larger 1/2.8" sensor and 5MP resolution justify the cost over the QNO-7082R

Hanwha QNO-8080R — 5MP IP Outdoor IR Bullet, Bullet Companion to the QNV-8080R

The Hanwha QNO-8080R is the bullet form-factor companion to the QNV-8080R vandal dome — Hanwha’s flagship Wisenet Q outdoor camera. Same 1/2.8” CMOS sensor, same 3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal lens (3.1× optical zoom), same 30 m IR, same 120 dB WDR, same Q-series analytics suite, same TAA-compliant supply chain. The difference is form factor: the QNO-8080R is a long-throw bullet (Ø 91 × 323 mm, 1.19 kg) purpose-built for perimeter, pole-mount, building-corner, and visible-deterrent positions where the bullet form factor wins over a dome.

For Chicago commercial buildings, condos, retail centers, industrial yards, and HOA properties, we commonly specify both the QNO-8080R bullet and QNV-8080R dome on the same property — bullets at perimeter and pole-mount positions, domes at lobby and corridor positions — sharing the same NVR and image quality.

QNO-8080R vs. QNV-8080R: Same Internals, Different Form Factor

The QNO-8080R and QNV-8080R share the same image-sensing internals. The decision between them comes down to where the camera mounts and what the architecture looks like:

FeatureQNO-8080R (this — bullet)QNV-8080R (vandal dome)
Sensor1/2.8” CMOS1/2.8” CMOS
Resolution5MP (2592 × 1944)5MP (2592 × 1944)
Lens3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal (3.1×)3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal (3.1×)
HFOV101° → 31°101° → 31°
WDR120 dB120 dB true WDR
IR distance30 m30 m
IP / IKIP66 / IK10IP66 / IK10
TAA SKUQNO-8080R/KMEQNV-8080R/KME
Form factorBullet Ø 91 × 323 mm, 1.19 kgVandal dome Ø 137 × 106 mm, 700 g
Power (max)9.5 W8.9 W
Best fitPole / corner / perimeter / deterrentLobby / corridor / discreet ceiling / wall

When Bullet Form Factor Wins Over Dome

The bullet form projects out from the wall while the dome sits flush against the ceiling or wall. Each form factor has clear best-fit positions:

Bullet (QNO-8080R) wins at:

  • Long-throw mounting — bullets see past architectural overhangs, soffits, decorative features, and balcony / parapet projections that would obscure a dome’s view
  • Pole and mast mounting — bullets are easier to mount on poles, light masts, and exterior building corners with simple bracket hardware
  • Visible deterrent — bullets are obviously visible from a distance, signaling that the area is monitored — important for perimeter and parking-lot positions
  • Easier IR alignment — the bullet’s IR LEDs sit alongside the lens with minimal reflection issues compared to dome glass
  • Long-distance perimeter scenes — the bullet’s projection allows aiming at distant parts of the scene without architectural blocking

Dome (QNV-8080R) wins at:

  • Lobby and corridor positions — discrete ceiling-mount that doesn’t disrupt the architecture
  • Vandal-prone tenant-accessible scenes — domes are harder to physically grip and re-aim than bullets
  • Tight wall-mount positions — domes don’t project out to interfere with adjacent fixtures
  • Architecturally clean ground-floor retail — boutique retail and hospitality interiors where the bullet form factor would feel out of place

We commonly mix both on the same property: bullets at perimeter and pole-mount positions, domes at lobby and corridor positions.

Best-Fit Positions for the QNO-8080R

  • Parking-lot perimeters and parking-deck soffits — long-throw views with framing flexibility
  • Building corners — covering both close-range entries and long-range parking from one position
  • Pole-mount installations — light poles, dedicated camera poles, masts at industrial sites
  • Loading docks and rear service areas — bullet projects past dock-bay overhangs
  • Industrial yards — covering specific equipment, gates, or aisles at long range
  • Apartment and condo complex perimeters — visible-deterrent positioning around building edges
  • Identification-critical positions — the 5MP + 1/2.8” sensor combination produces visibly better long-distance footage than 4MP cameras

Where the QNO-8080R Sits in the Q-Series Bullet Family

SpecQNO-7012RQNO-7022RQNO-7082RQNO-8080R (this)
Resolution4MP4MP4MP5MP
SensorWisenet Q stdWisenet Q std1/3” CMOS1/2.8” CMOS
Lens2.8 mm fixed4 mm fixed3.2–10 mm varifocal3.2–10 mm varifocal
IR distance20 m25 m30 m30 m
TAA SKUper HanwhaQNO-7022R/KUSper HanwhaQNO-8080R/KME

The QNO-8080R is the flagship outdoor bullet in the Wisenet Q line — same form factor and platform as the rest of the Q bullets, but stepping up to 5MP and a larger 1/2.8” sensor for premium image quality at long range. For positions where 4MP is sufficient and budget matters, the QNO-7082R (4MP varifocal with audio + alarm I/O) is the right pick. For identification-critical positions where the extra resolution and sensor performance matter, the QNO-8080R is the right pick.

Cloud-Ready Status

The QNO-8080R is a standard ONVIF Profile S / G / T camera designed for traditional NVR / VMS architecture. It does not natively connect to Hanwha’s CloudConnector cloud-direct platforms (HealthPro, OnCloud). For cloud-direct camera architecture (camera writes straight to cloud, no on-premise NVR — increasingly important for distributed multi-site deployments), Hanwha’s P-series Edge AI cameras with CloudConnector (PNO-A9081R, PND-A9081RF, XNV-A9084R) are the right pick. The QNO-8080R is the right pick for traditional single-site NVR-recorded deployments where the Q-series performance and price point align with project requirements.

Professional Installation by Vidimost in Chicago

Vidimost LLC installs Hanwha Wisenet Q-series cameras across Chicago and the surrounding suburbs — North Shore, Northwest suburbs, and downtown. The QNO-8080R is our flagship Q-series outdoor bullet pick for long-throw perimeter, pole-mount, building-corner, and visible-deterrent positions.

Our scope on a typical project includes site walkthrough and camera placement planning, pole or wall mounting with appropriate hardware, post-mount lens tuning (one of the practical benefits of varifocal — we frame each scene precisely from the ground), PoE switch and NVR sizing, NVR configuration and recording setup, motion zone tuning, alarm I/O integration where applicable, remote viewing setup, and property manager training. Contact us for a free site walkthrough and quote.

Frequently Installed Together

Hanwha Vision

Hanwha QNV-8080R

The Hanwha QNV-8080R is a 5MP IR vandal-resistant outdoor dome camera with a 3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal lens, 120 dB WDR, IP66 / IK10 housing, and a TAA-compliant variant (QNV-8080R/KME) for NDAA Section 889 projects. Built for Chicago commercial buildings, parking structures, condos, and retail exteriors.

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Hanwha Vision

Hanwha QNO-7012R

The Hanwha QNO-7012R is a 4MP IP outdoor IR bullet camera from Hanwha's Wisenet Q (performance value) series with a wide 2.8 mm fixed lens, 20 m IR, 120 dB WDR, hallway view, IP66 / IK10 housing, Lens Distortion Correction (LDC), and PoE — a step up from the Wisenet A entry tier with Q-series analytics, hallway view, and IK10 vandal rating built in. Purpose-built for short-throw wide-coverage outdoor positions across Chicago commercial buildings, condos, and retail.

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Hanwha Vision

Hanwha QNO-7022R

The Hanwha QNO-7022R is a 4MP IP outdoor IR bullet camera from Hanwha's Wisenet Q (performance value) series with a 4.0 mm fixed lens, 25 m IR, 120 dB WDR, hallway view, IP66 / IK10 vandal-rated housing, and Lens Distortion Correction. The standard-distance pick in the Q bullet trio — covers parking aisles, perimeters, corridors, and medium-throw positions across Chicago commercial buildings. TAA-compliant variant: QNO-7022R/KUS.

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Hanwha Vision

Hanwha QNO-7082R

The Hanwha QNO-7082R is a 4MP IP outdoor IR bullet camera with a 3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal lens (3.1×), 30 m IR, 120 dB WDR, hallway view, IP66 / IK10 housing, audio input, alarm I/O, and PoE — the premium pick in the Wisenet Q bullet trio. Adds varifocal flexibility, longer IR reach, audio, and alarm I/O over the QNO-7012R / QNO-7022R fixed-lens bullets. Purpose-built for long-throw and framing-flexible Chicago outdoor positions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the QNO-8080R compare to the QNV-8080R vandal dome? +
**Same internals.** Both share the same 1/2.8" CMOS sensor, the same 3.2–10 mm motorized varifocal lens (F1.6–F2.9), the same 30 m IR, the same 120 dB WDR, the same Q-series analytics suite, the same TAA-compliant supply chain (/KME variant). The only meaningful difference is **form factor**: the [QNV-8080R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-qnv-8080r/) is a vandal dome (Ø 137 × 106 mm, 700 g) — best for ceiling and wall-mount positions where a discrete dome fits the architecture; the QNO-8080R is a bullet (Ø 91 × 323 mm, 1190 g) — best for pole-mount, building-corner, long-throw, and visible-deterrent positions where the bullet projects past architectural features. We commonly specify both on the same property — domes at lobby and corridor positions, bullets at perimeter and pole-mount positions — sharing the same NVR and image quality.
How does the QNO-8080R compare to the QNO-7082R? +
Both share the same chassis style and motorized varifocal 3.2–10 mm lens. Key differences: **QNO-7082R** is **4MP** with a smaller **1/3" CMOS sensor**; **QNO-8080R** is **5MP** with a **larger 1/2.8" CMOS sensor** — better low-light performance and an additional megapixel of detail at the same scene. The [QNO-7082R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-qno-7082r/) also has audio line input that the QNO-8080R lacks. **General rule:** the QNO-7082R is the right pick at typical Chicago commercial positions where 4MP is sufficient and audio capture or alarm-I/O integration matters. The QNO-8080R is the right pick at identification-critical positions where the extra resolution and improved low-light performance from the larger sensor justify the higher cost.
When does bullet form factor win over dome? +
Bullet cameras project out from the wall, while dome cameras sit flush against the ceiling or wall. The bullet form factor wins at: **(1) Long-throw mounting** — bullets see past architectural overhangs, soffits, and decorative features that would obscure a dome's view. **(2) Visible deterrent** — bullets are obviously visible from a distance, signaling that the area is monitored — important for perimeter and parking-lot positions. **(3) Pole and mast mounting** — bullets are easier to mount on poles, masts, and exterior building corners with simple bracket hardware. **(4) Easier IR alignment** — the bullet's IR LEDs sit alongside the lens with minimal reflection issues compared to dome glass. For lobby, corridor, and architecturally-clean indoor positions where the camera should be discreet, the [QNV-8080R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-qnv-8080r/) dome is the right pick instead.
What is the resolution and image quality difference between 5MP (QNO-8080R) and 4MP (QNO-7082R)? +
5MP (2592 × 1944) is roughly 25% more pixels than 4MP (2560 × 1440) — useful when digitally zooming into recorded footage to identify faces or read license plates at distance. The larger 1/2.8" CMOS sensor on the QNO-8080R also captures more light per pixel than the 1/3" sensor on the QNO-7082R — directly translating to cleaner low-light footage and better dynamic range. For Chicago perimeter cameras and identification-critical positions, the combination of 5MP + 1/2.8" sensor produces visibly better long-distance footage than 4MP + 1/3" sensor would at the same scene.
Will the QNO-8080R survive Chicago winters? +
Yes. Operating range −30 °C to +55 °C (−22 °F to +131 °F), IP66 weatherproof and IK10 vandal-rated. Handles direct rain, snow, sleet, freeze-thaw cycles, and the freeze-thaw cycles common in Chicago between November and March. The IK10 rating handles physical impact at exposed pole-mount and building-corner positions where vehicle bumper contact, falling debris, or accidental ladder strikes are realistic risks.
What analytics does the QNO-8080R support? +
Standard Wisenet Q analytics suite: motion detection, tampering, defocus detection, virtual area (intrusion / enter / exit zones), and virtual line (crossing with direction detection). These are rule-based zone analytics that handle most realistic outdoor surveillance use cases — perimeter alerts at 2 AM, motion-based recording, tamper alerts. For deep-learning AI features (people / vehicle classification, attribute search, license plate recognition, face attribute analysis), step up to Hanwha's P-series cameras like the [PNO-A9081R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-pno-a9081r/) or X-series like the [XNV-A9084R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-xnv-a9084r/).
Is the QNO-8080R cloud-ready? +
The QNO-8080R is a standard ONVIF Profile S / G / T camera designed for traditional NVR / VMS architecture. It does **not** natively connect to Hanwha's CloudConnector cloud-direct platforms (HealthPro, OnCloud). For projects requiring cloud-direct camera architecture (camera writes straight to cloud, no on-premise NVR — increasingly important for distributed multi-site deployments), Hanwha's P-series Edge AI cameras with CloudConnector ([PNO-A9081R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-pno-a9081r/), [PND-A9081RF](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-pnd-a9081rf/), [XNV-A9084R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-xnv-a9084r/)) are the right pick. Cloud-direct camera architecture is becoming the standard for distributed surveillance over the next 3–5 years.
Is the QNO-8080R NDAA / TAA compliant? +
Yes. Hanwha publishes a TAA-compliant variant under SKU **QNO-8080R/KME**. The /KME suffix denotes the TAA-compliant supply chain meeting Trade Agreements Act and NDAA Section 889 requirements. For federally funded Chicago projects (HUD housing, federally funded schools, GSA office space, federal transit), we specify QNO-8080R/KME on the bid. Functionally and visually it is the same camera.
Does Vidimost install Hanwha Q-series 5MP bullets in Chicago? +
Yes. Vidimost LLC installs Hanwha Wisenet Q-series cameras across Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. The QNO-8080R is our flagship Q-series outdoor bullet pick — for long-throw perimeters, pole-mount positions, building corners, and visible-deterrent installations. We commonly mix it with the [QNV-8080R](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/hanwha-qnv-8080r/) dome at lobby and corridor positions on the same property — sharing the same NVR and image quality across both form factors.