3 Sep 2015
AXIS Q1775 and AXIS Q1775-E Fixed
Network Cameras feature 10x optical zoom and auto focus as well as WDR –
Dynamic Capture. The network cameras are ideal for video surveillance
installations that require coverage of great distances for wide overview while also
capturing image detail for identification.
AXIS Q1775 and AXIS Q1775-E Fixed Network Cameras cover great distances,
providing both wide overviews and detailed images for identification purposes.
Axis Communications,
the market leader in network video, is updating its popular AXIS Q1755 and AXIS
Q1755-E Network Cameras with Wide Dynamic Range - Dynamic Capture for video
with outstanding clarity and sharpness. In addition, AXIS Q1775 and AXIS
Q1775-E offer HDTV 1080p resolution, improved light sensitivity, day and night
functionality and progressive output for exceptional quality images even of
fast moving objects. Moreover, the cameras feature excellent CD-quality two-way
audio in 48 kHz for high quality recordings and are perfect for audio
analytics.
“Because of the identical form factor as AXIS Q1755, it is possible to easily
upgrade existing video surveillance installation with Axis’ latest technology,”
says Erik Frännlid, Axis’ Director of Product Management. “AXIS Q1775 can also
easily be integrated with other products such as explosion-protected camera
housings and pan/tilt solutions.”
The outdoor-ready AXIS Q1775-E is designed for security installations on
buildings for monitoring entrances, exits and perimeters, and for pole mounting
for video surveillance of car parks or general city surveillance purposes.
Axis’ Arctic Temperature Control allows the IP66, IK10 and NEMA 4X-rated AXIS
Q1775-E to operate at temperatures as low as -40 °C (-40 °F).
“Network cameras are smart devices. Intelligent video analytics allow operators
to not only use video surveillance for analysis after an incident has occurred
but also to auto-detect and then manage the situation as incidents unfold,”
says Erik Frännlid. “The earlier operators are alerted to an incident, the more
time they have to react. Frequently incidents start with an unusual sound. This
can be a scream, an explosion or gunshot. Sounds are not detected by video
analytics - but they are by audio analytics. The AXIS Q1775 and AXIS Q1775-E
offer high-quality audio functionality for a variety of audio analytics
applications from Axis partners.”
AXIS Q1775 and AXIS Q1775-E offer motion detection, active tampering alarm,
shock detection and Gatekeeper-functionality (guarding a gate and zooming in on
detected objects). They deliver multiple individually configurable H.264 and
Motion JPEG video streams at full frame rate and offer edge recording for
optional on-camera storage of video footage. The cameras also support
intelligent video applications, such as people counting, and AXIS Camera Application Platform and AXIS
Video Hosting System, as well as open programming interfaces for
software integration, including ONVIF.
AXIS Q1775 and AXIS Q1775-E are available 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.
“ Being able to view the footage on our phones in real time and flick between the different cameras in the café is great. We can zoom in on different areas and slow down or speed up the playback.” Jaya Da Costa, Owner of the Pause Cat Café.
“The Axis cameras have proved exactly the right fit for London Underground here at Canary Wharf station. As we move to 24-hour operation on London Underground stations in a few months’ time, reliability and ease of maintenance are all key operational requirements. Axis cameras have met all these needs and I anticipate they will be deployed in other Jubilee Line extension stations as they are upgraded over the next few years.” Dave Perry, Delivery Manager, Station Capital Expenditure, London Underground.
“ Chester Zoo now has a video security platform which is highly reliable, expandable and future-proof. We know that whatever our requirement in terms of security intelligence, video analytics and integration, it’s now possible with our new IP video system. Speed and appropriateness of response to threats is now assured.” Nigel Peers, Security Manager, Chester Zoo.
“Observit offers a turnkey solution that gives you complete control of the entire process, from simple installation to monitoring of the cameras in each bus and the collection of image material. The entire process is covered in a highly functional and quality manner.” Bram Lauwers, Product Manager Digital Services at Nobina.
“Our analogue system was no longer as innovative as it once was; upgrading to HD IP camera technology made complete sense to us as we strive to maintain our status as the leading event facility in Northern Ireland.” Brian Hughes, Group Head of Facilities at The Odyssey Complex.
“Today the new system is only used if there is a security incident. But in the future we expect managers in specialist areas like visual merchandising to access cameras to assess whether agreed store layouts for new lines are being observed and whether these are working for store visitors.” Lee Bingham, Head of IT, Paul Smith.
“Wireless cameras on the front of the buildings have proven to be a huge asset. Following the initial installation, we noticed an individual attaching a scanner to the cash machine. We’d never had this additional vision before and therefore would not have identified this fraudulent activity prior to the installation.” Phil Parker, Venue Operations Manager at Twickenham Stadium.
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