Axis expands successful PTZ dome offering with advanced features for entry-level
surveillance
AXIS P5514/-E and AXIS P5515/-E Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) Dome Network Cameras offer
HDTV image quality, improved light sensitivity and increased video analytics
performance.
Axis Communications, the global leader in network video, strengthens its
successful family of AXIS P55 PTZ Dome Network Cameras with the launch of four
new entry-level HDTV models. "Our PTZ portfolio continues to expand, addressing
a variety of end user needs, including mission-critical, mid-range, live
streaming and now entry-level applications," said Fredrik Nilsson, general
manager, Axis Communications, Inc. "AXIS P55 Series has been one of the most
popular camera families because it is cost-effective and dependable. The
addition of two new indoor and two outdoor models provides users with even more
options and increased performance."
AXIS P5514 is ideal for indoor video surveillance applications, such as small
industries, shopping malls and hotel receptions, with HDTV 720p resolution, 12x
optical zoom and IP51 protection against dust. The AXIS P5515 model offers the
same zoom performance and dust protection with HDTV 1080p resolution for even
greater image detail.
AXIS P5514-E is an IP66-protected outdoor camera that is resistant to water,
wind and snow. Its HDTV 720p resolution and 12x zoom makes it perfect for
monitoring small outdoor areas such as playgrounds, parking lots, car
dealerships and more. With HDTV 1080p version, AXIS P5515-E offers a higher
resolution as well as 12x zoom and IP66 protection, making it resilient in tough
outdoor environments.
Compared to previous generations of the cameras, the new AXIS P55 network camera
models provide increased analytics performance. Built-in intelligent
functionalities include audio detection and Advanced Gatekeeper, allowing the
cameras to detect an object in a specified area and zoom in on it. With support
for AXIS Camera Application Platform, other video analytics applications can be
easily downloaded to the cameras.
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