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Power over Ethernet (PoE)
PoE is the standard in all Axis cameras, and
it powers devices over the network using the
same cable as for video and data. This removes
the cost of pulling separate power cables and
increases reliability, since a video surveillance
system with PoE can be powered centrally from
a server room, which is often backed up with a
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply). This means
that the video surveillance system is operational
even during a power outage.
Discreet eye-level camera Ceiling-mounted camera
Discreet surveillance
Axis offers cameras that blend into the
environment and are virtually impossible
to discover. They can be placed at eye-
level at entrances or integrated into
locations such as ATM machines for
discreet surveillance. They can enable
close-up shots for identification or
overview surveillance. Tampering risks are
also reduced.
Edge storage
Edge storage, also referred to as local storage
or onboard recording, is available in almost all
Axis cameras. It allows cameras to record video
directly to an SD memory card or a network-
attached storage (NAS). Edge storage allows
systems to be designed without any central
server, creating a very cost-ecient system.
Edge storage can also be used as a fail-over
solution to increase storage reliability, or for
remote or mobile surveillance.
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4K Ultra HD
Axis was rst to oer an HDTV security
camera, now the standard in the industry. The
latest development is the 4K Ultra HD, which
oers four times the resolution of a standard
HDTV 1080p camera at full 30 frames per
second. This allows users to enhance any
portion of the screen to pull crisp forensic
video from large areas without losing details.
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