IP Products

Thermal camera

by Mark Rowe

The new AXIS Q1941-E from Axis Communications offers high contrast thermal images, the Swedish network CCTV product company says. It is described as the first thermal camera that supports both Electronic Image Stabilisation, which helps reduce the effect of vibrations, and Axis’ Zipstream, which lowers bandwidth and storage, the makers claim.

It’s addition to the firm’s Q-line of fixed thermal cameras. The bullet-style IP camera is designed for 24-7 detection in challenging conditions, according to the company. The camera is outdoor-ready out-of-the-box, and is for perimeter protection of sites.

Erik Frännlid, Axis’ Director of Product Management, says: “We know that thermal cameras are not only reliable for round-the-clock detection, but they are also useful for verification, helping to distinguish between a nuisance and a real alarm. The new addition to AXIS Q19 Series supports a powerful processor, which is highly capable of running video analytics via the AXIS Camera Application Platform (ACAP). This is appreciated by our ADP Partners whose applications are fully compatible with our IP cameras. By boosting our AXIS Q19 Series, we believe that customers can find a tailored surveillance solution that works in all conditions.”

The Q1941-E offers 384×288 thermal resolution and outstanding image contrast that gives reliable detection and quick verification. Thanks to a selection of five lens alternatives (7 mm, 13 mm, 19 mm, 35 mm and 60 mm), customers can be sure the camera will meet their requirements, the makers claim. The Q1941-E’s features include:

· The camera can be integrated with other IP security equipment and with third party applications

· Electronic Image Stabilisation (EIS) provides smooth live viewing when the camera is mounted on instable places, where vibration can be perceived as an issue.

· With Zipstream, areas with no motion are filtered out, the camera just focuses on the parts of the image that are moving. This significantly reduces the bandwidth and storage required.

The camera is planned to be available in the fourth quarter of 2015, through the firm’s distribution channels.

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