22 Sep 2015
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cameras feature stainless steel housings and offer amongst others full HDTV
resolution image quality. They are ideally suited for video surveillance
monitoring of onshore, offshore, marine, and heavy industrial environments,
such as the oil and gas industry, as well as dusty environments, such as paper
and textile industries.
Axis Communications, the market leader in
network video, introduces its first explosion protected network cameras.
XF40-Q1765 Explosion Protected Fixed Network Camera and XP40-Q1765 Explosion
Protected PTZ Network Camera both feature a 316L stainless steel housing
certified for hazardous areas according to amongst others ATEX, IECEx, cLCus
and Class I, II/Div 1 for OSHA. The housings are manufactured and certified by
Oxalis Group Ltd in the UK (http://www.theoxalisgroup.co.uk/), a specialist provider of communications and
security solutions for hazardous areas, and fitted with customised AXIS
Q1765-LE Network Cameras.
“With the new explosion protected network cameras we are offering plant
managers in the oil, gas, chemical processing, paper and textile industries a
powerful video surveillance monitoring solution for hazardous areas,” says Erik
Frännlid, Director of Product Management, Axis Communications. “In addition,
Axis’ broad safe area product portfolio complements these two new cameras,
opening for new installations in new markets. We have partnered with Oxalis, a
member of Eaton Corp., combining our profound knowledge of digital network
systems with the expertise in explosion protection of Oxalis Group Ltd.”
The cameras are designed not to cause an explosion. Their housings prevent any
inside spark or explosion from escaping and igniting gases or dust in the
surrounding air. The cameras can also be equipped with certified, explosion
protected accessories, such as wall mounts, pole top brackets and a pressurized
washer tank.
They provide superb image quality and colour fidelity, as well as a high level
of flexible integration with other equipment, such as access control and fire
alarms. They offer flexible remote accessibility, using any existing IP-based
networks. XP40-Q1765 also offers continuous 360° pan-tilt.
The cameras are
supported by the industry’s largest base of video management software through
the Axis Application Development Partner Program,
and AXIS Camera Station. The cameras also include support for AXIS Camera Application Platform and ONVIF for easy camera system integration and for
application developers to provide the camera with intelligent capabilities.
XF40-Q1765 and
XP40-Q1765 for hazardous areas complement Axis’ wide range of network cameras
for use in safe areas. The explosion protected network cameras and their
accessories are planned to be available in Q4, 2015 through Axis distribution
channels.
Axis Communications (UK Ltd)
Website
T: 01582 283760
1 Capability Green
LU1 3LU
Luton, Bedfordshire
United Kingdom
Axis offers intelligent security solutions that enable a smarter, safer world. As the market leaderin network video, Axis is driving the industry by continually launching innovative networkproducts based on an open platform - delivering high value to customers through a globalpartner network. Axis has long-term relationships with partners and provides them withknowledge and ground-breaking network products in existing and new markets.
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