Description

AXIS Q1941-E Outdoor Network Camera – Color – H.264
MPEG-4
MJPEG – 768 x 576 Fixed Lens – Microbolometer – Pole Mount
Corner Mount
PT Mount
Wall Mount
Ceiling Mount

• Powerful performance for video analytics via ACAP applications
• Outstanding image contrast gives reliable detection and fast verification
• Easy and quick to install outdoors
• 384×288 thermal detection

Product awards

AXIS Q1941-E Thermal Camera was the recipient of Govies awards by Security Products Magazine 2016 in the Video Surveillance Cameras
IP category.

Powerful video analytics of live or recorded video

Thanks to its powerful processor
AXIS Q1941-E has high capacity for running video analytics via AXIS Camera Application Platform (ACAP) and can use a wide range of third party applications. The camera also offers a memory card slot for storing recordings locally.

Reliable thermal detection with low rate of false alarms

Since thermal cameras are less sensitive to problems with light conditions and shadows
they can achieve higher accuracy and less false alarms than conventional cameras in most applications. Thanks to a superb thermal image contrast
AXIS Q1941-E reliably detects and gives a fast verification of the situation
e.g. in perimeter surveillance. With five lens alternatives (7 mm
13mm
19 mm
35 mm and 60 mm)
the network camera can optimize detection performance to meet most application requirements.

Smooth video and low storage requirements

A thermal camera is mainly used for video analytics and detection in those restricted areas where no one should trespass or walk around. Based on these premises
the video shows no motion at all
unless an intruder is detected. Supporting Axis’ Zipstream technology
AXIS Q1941-E filters out those areas with no motion
and it can focus on the parts of the image that are moving. This significantly reduces the bandwidth and storage required. Moreover
the Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) helps the camera to provide a smooth live viewing when it is mounted on instable places and vibration can be perceived as an issue.