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Axis Communications announces the release of a powerful bullet camera that delivers superior image quality and excellent forensic value. This all-in-one, outdoor-ready camera features a custom-made, tele lens ideal for long distance surveillance to deliver extremely high pixel density.
AXIS Q1809-LE Bullet Camera offers 41 MP at 15 fps or 8K at up to 30 fps. It features a 4/3” image sensor for exceptional low-light performance. With a custom-made, tele (50 – 150 mm) Canon lens and 21°-7° horizontal field of view, it delivers extreme detail over great distances. 3x zoom also makes it ideal for identification purposes. Thanks to electronic image stabilization (EIS), it ensures smooth video in situations where a camera is subject to vibrations, for instance, at sport arenas.
This powerful camera is out-of-the-box ready. For instance, it comes with a mounting arm for easy installation, and a spacious back box ensures secure cable management. In addition, PoE out makes it possible to connect and power another device without any additional cabling. This eliminates the need to rent extra ports and simplifies installation.
Key features include:
- Out-of-the-box and outdoor-ready
- Superior image quality in 8K
- High light-sensitive 4/3” sensor
- Extreme detail at great distances
- Built-in cybersecurity with Axis Edge Vault
Built on a dual Axis system-on-chip, this camera includes Axis Edge Vault, a hardware-based cybersecurity platform that safeguards the device and protects sensitive information from unauthorized access. It also offers FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certified secure cryptographic key storage and operations. Furthermore, Axis Zipstream reduces bandwidth and storage requirements without compromising image quality.
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