Built with stainless steel housings 316 Ⅰ, these new network video surveillance devices deliver full HDTV resolution images in hazardous environments, such as the oil and gas sectors, as well as areas with adverse climate changes, such as maritime areas and naval applications, or with a lot of dust, as in the textile and paper industry.

Axis XP40-Q1765

The manufacturer of network video systems Axis Communications has introduced its first IP cameras (with fixed models XF40 Q1765 and PTZ XP40-Q1765) explosion-proof for high-risk environments, critical and with difficult weather and environmental conditions, which feature stainless steel housings 316 I with Atex certifications, Iecex and cLCus, manufactured by the British specialist Oxalis Group.

For Erik Frynnlid, Axis Communications Product Management Director, "with the new explosion-proof network cameras we put in the hands of plant managers in the oil industries, gas, chemistry, paper and textile a powerful video surveillance solution for hazardous areas. In addition, our wide range of safety products is complemented by these two models, which will open the door to new facilities and markets. We've joined forces with Oxalis Group to create something unique".

Axis XF40 Q1765 and XP40-Q1765The XF40 Q1765 and XP40-Q1765 cameras are designed to prevent any kind of explosion. Its housings prevent the formation of sparks inside and also explosions caused by exhaust and flammable gases or dust present in the air. In addition, can be installed with explosion-proof certified accessories, as wall mounts, for poles or a pressurized cleaning fluid tank.

Both models offer optimal image quality, with full HDTV resolution, and color fidelity, that can be easily integrated with other teams, such as access control systems and fire alarms. In addition, remote access over any existing IP network provides even more flexibility. The XP40-Q1765 (Ptz) it also offers 360-degree continuous horizontal and vertical movement.

These devices support the industry's largest video management software base through axis's Application Developer Partner Program and Camera Station, as well as with the Onvif platform to facilitate system integration and also the incorporation of new smart features through application development.


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By • 26 Oct, 2015
• Section: Deep down, Video surveillance