Axis Communications has launched AXIS Q6215-LE PTZ Network Camera to meet the increasing demand for more heavy-duty PTZ cameras with built-in IR (Infrared) illumination. This new model comes with a 1/2-inch sensor and combines great image quality with fast pan, tilt, and zoom functionality.

Design and functions

OptimizedIR with IR-LEDs that adjust to the camera’s zoom and can deliver superior videos in low light or complete darkness The camera features long-range OptimizedIR with IR-LEDs that adjust to the camera’s zoom and can deliver superior videos in low light or complete darkness up to 400m (1300ft).

This camera is ideal for open-area surveillance such as airports, harbours and highways, and its robust design can withstand the toughest weather conditions including wind speeds up to 245 km/h (150 mph).

Key features

  • OptimizedIR 400m (1300ft)
  • ½” sensor for high light sensitivity and dynamic
  • Compliant with MIL-STD-810G and NEMA TS-2
  • HDTV 1080p resolution, WDR, Lightfinder and 30x optical zoom
  • AXIS Guard Suite analytics included

The camera's flexible design allows it to be mounted facing up or down, directly to a surface or with a wall or pole mount. Additionally, it includes a wiper for the removal of excess water and is compliant with IP66, IP68, IK10 and NEMA 4X.

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