Thermal network camera for challenging conditions

The Axis Q1931-E thermal network camera is said to be a robust, affordable and solid bullet-style camera designed for outdoor surveillance in complete darkness and challenging conditions. It offers high contrast 384x288 resolution thermal images and is Axis’ first thermal camera offering its corridor format, which allows the camera to deliver a vertical field of view, perfect for situations such as the monitoring of long fences and other perimeters. With four lens alternatives, 384x288 resolution and advanc
July 29, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Axis Q1931-E thermal camera
The 2215 Axis Q1931-E thermal network camera is said to be a robust, affordable and solid bullet-style camera designed for outdoor surveillance in complete darkness and challenging conditions. It offers high contrast 384x288 resolution thermal images and is Axis’ first thermal camera offering its corridor format, which allows the camera to deliver a vertical field of view, perfect for situations such as the monitoring of long fences and other perimeters.

With four lens alternatives, 384x288 resolution and advanced image processor, the cameras also support key IP-Surveillance features such as H.264 and Motion JPEG, two-way audio, local storage and Power over Ethernet.

In addition, the Axis Q1931-E provides intelligent video, tampering alarm, motion detection and support for the Axis camera application platform. The camera is quick to install and can easily be integrated with existing security systems and with other products.
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