Axis begins the commercialization of its P line of network cameras for outdoors with the model P1564-LE. A computer designed with Corridor Format technology, 18x optical zoom and night vision, that is designed for video surveillance in critical environments with adverse temperatures.

Axis P1564 LEThe P1564-LE camera, just incorporated Axis to its catalog of video surveillance solutions, is the first model that the company sells of its new P line of networked equipment and also the first outdoors that includes its Corridor Format technology.

A team that presents a robust design, compact and lightweight, but resistant (IP66/NEMA4X and IK rating 10) in front of the water, dust and vandalism as it is intended to work in harsh environments and extreme weather. In addition, its ability to control Arctic temperatures allows starting at any temperature between -40 C and 50 ℃.

It is ideal for installing in buildings, public car parks, Tolls, service stations and in those areas where urban surveillance is needed. And to be able to offer coverage over great distances with great panoramic views and images in detail, incorporates an optical zoom monitored 18x with autofocus included.

To facilitate night surveillance, Axis P1564-LE camera integrates infrared LEDs that automatically adjust and cover a distance of at least 15 meters with maximum field of view and 40 meters in telescopic function.

In addition, the company's Corridor Format technology provides a vertical field of view for monitoring long streets in urban centers. this format allows you to obtain a vertical video stream of a horizontal image from the camera. The video adapts to the monitoring area, increasing image quality while eliminating waste of bandwidth and storage capacity.

This camera is very simple to operate and install thanks to its power system and connection to Ethernet through a single cable. Includes two-way audio, serial communication for optional external motion motor support, storage system and an input 24 VDC/AC. In addition, can be easily integrated with existing security systems and with onvif support brings intelligent capabilities for application developers.


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By • 7 May, 2013
• Section: Deep down, Services, Video surveillance