Axis Communications launches new fixed box cameras with worldwide certification to ensure safe operation in explosion prone applications. These easy-to-install and integrate IP cameras are enclosed in red coloured aluminium housing making them more visible to allow personnel to use them to signal to operators in emergency situations.

Images are optimised for forensic purposes irrespective of lighting conditions, thanks to Axis lightfinder and Forensic WDR technologies. D101-A XF P3807 features four sensors to give seamless 180° panoramic overviews in one single video stream.

Cost-efficient installation

Whereas, F101-A XF Q1785 features a 32x optical zoom for 2 MP/HDTV 1080p up to 60 fps and comes with AXIS Guard Suite pre-installed and Active Gatekeeper. The latter allows to monitor a gate and its surroundings, adding autotracking functionality to follow an object that moves away from the gate.

Key features include:

  • Certified for Class I/II/III, Division 1 and Zone 1
  • Seamless 180° panoramic overviews
  • Cost-efficient installation with PoE
  • Forensic WDR and lightfinder

These products offer flexible PoE installation and Axis Zipstream with support for H.264 which significantly lowers bandwidth and storage requirements.

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