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AXIS M1054 HDTV Network Camera

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

The new Axis M1054 HDTV Network Camera is a compact, inexpensive and high quality option for indoor surveillance in a variety of commercial, industrial and personal applications.

Key Features Include:

  • HDTV quality at 1280×800 (720p)
  • Multiple H.264 streaming capabilities
  • Support for Power over Ethernet (Class 2)
  • Built-in PIR sensor and white LED illuminator
  • Built-in microphone and speaker
  • Support for I/O ports

The AXIS M1054 HDTV Network Camera uses progressive scan technology from its 1/4″ RGB CMOS image sensor to provide full frame rate video (up to 30fps) in resolutions up to 1 Megapixel including HDTV 720p (1280×800), whilst multiple H.264 and Motion JPEG streams can be provided simultaneously, each individually optimized for different quality needs and to comply with bandwidth constraints.

Also, the M1054 features an integrated PIR sensor for detecting movement even in the dark, and a white LED for illuminating the scene at an event. As well as its own PIR sensor, the camera supports I/O ports for connecting external devices to the camera.

The M1054 is designed for easy and flexible installation. The camera can be easily installed on a wall or ceiling with the same bracket (included in price), whilst with its Power over Ethernet capabilities, the M1054 can be quickly and efficiently installed with power and data running through one cable.

To compare the M1054 with the three other models in the M10 series and with other AXIS cameras in general:

Please feel free to leave a comment below, ask specific product related questions right on the product page, or general queries at our IP CCTV Forum

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Axis Thermal Cameras

Friday, April 30th, 2010

Axis Communications Video on benefits of Thermal Cameras:

Axis Thermal Cameras the Q1910 and Q1910-E are an ideal solution for monitoring in conditions that even true Day/Night Network Cameras would struggle with. Conditions such as smoke, light fog and dust as well as working

in pitch black at a range of 200m for humans and 550m for vehicles are key features of the product. The Axis Thermal Cameras also support H.264 streaming, Power Over Ethernet Class 3 and they are also the first thermal

cameras to allow bi-directional audio.

The Axis Thermal Cameras also come equipped with a number of useful event monitoring features such as motion detection, audio detection and detection of any tampering attempts on the camera.These features allow the cameras to maintain a comprehensive level of  coverage over the area being monitored.

In addition, the Q1910 Thermal Network Camera supports third party analytics modules including AXIS Camera Application Platform whilst also supporting ONVIF for interoperability between network video products.

The Q1910-E model consists of the Q1910 Thermal Network Camera in an IP66 rated aluminium housing with a germanium window ready to install outdoors.

Both models are available in our webshop with full technical specification:

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Axis Keep an IP Eye on the Future

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

The UK team at market-leading IP camera manufacturer Axis Communications were recently featured in The Daily Telegraph Business Club:

Axis IP Cameras

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H.264 Network Video from Axis

Tuesday, August 18th, 2009

H.264 video compression capability is built into all the latest generation IP cameras from Axis Communications.

Cue the video … :-)




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If you have any questions please feel free to use the comments below or to use our IP CCTV Forum.

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Axis Q1755 Review at PC Pro

Friday, August 14th, 2009

Axis Q1755

The Axis Q1755 HD TV Network Camera received a glowing review in a recent test by PC Pro magazine:

If you want surveillance functions such as clear facial identification or the ability to read car number plates at a distance then the Q1755 is the IP camera of choice. It’s pricey, but its image quality is superb and the range of monitoring and recording features won’t be beaten.

And:

After installing the camera to monitor a nearby car park and associated access roads, we can safely say the Q1755 delivers the best image quality we’ve ever seen. Focus is sharp, colour balance is very good and detail at maximum optical zoom is impressive. On full zoom, car number plates could be clearly read at 60 yards and, dependent on weather conditions, could generally be made out at more than 120 yards away.

And:

IP camera technology has recently come on in leaps and bounds, but Axis’ new Q1755 takes this to a higher plane.

Read their full review here.

For further details see our webshop – Axis Q1755 Network Camera

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