Axis Communications has launched AXIS S3008 Recorder, an easy-to-install ultra-high-definition recording solution compatible with AXIS Companion video management software.

Featuring an integrated PoE switch for up to 8 cameras, this high-performance recorder includes a surveillance-grade hard drive and gigabit uplink for video recordings in ultra-high definition.

Extensively tested with a wide range of Axis products, Axis 3008 makes it easy to add additional recorders and other Axis devices. For instance, it’s possible to add network speakers to communicate with staff and deter intruders or network video door stations for audio-visual identification and remote entry control.

Key features

  • Compact recorder with integrated PoE switch
  • Easy to install and operate
  • Surveillance-grade hard drive
  • USB port for exporting video
  • Up to 5-year warranty

Accessibility & warranty

AXIS S3008 Recorder allows one to access video footage from anywhere in the world thanks to the Axis Secure Remote Access technology.

Furthermore, this cost-effective product comes with a 3-year warranty and optional 2-year extended warranty.

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