Axis Communications 02365-001 Surveillance Card 512 Gb

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02365-001 is a 512 GB surveillance-grade storage card designed for continuous-write environments typical of IP camera and video recorder installations. Unlike standard consumer memory cards, surveillance-grade cards are engineered to handle the sustained sequential write cycles that security systems demand around the clock. This card is sold as a single unit and is suited for installation by security integrators, IT technicians, and AV professionals working with network video equipment.

This storage card fits applications where reliable, high-capacity local recording is required. Typical use cases include onboard storage in IP cameras, edge recording in network video recorders, and buffer storage in standalone security appliances. Its 512 GB capacity supports extended recording durations at higher resolutions, reducing the frequency of manual media management in both residential and commercial installations.

Key Features

• 512 GB capacity supports extended continuous recording in surveillance systems
• Surveillance-grade endurance rated for sustained write cycles in always-on environments
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward replacement or capacity expansion
• Designed for use in IP cameras and network video recording equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style storage solution for use with compatible AXIS COMMUNICATIONS network video and IP camera products that accept this card format. Refer to your device documentation to confirm slot and format compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security integrator or IT technician familiar with network video equipment. Power down or reboot the host device according to manufacturer guidance before inserting or removing the storage card to prevent data corruption. Avoid forcing the card into the slot; confirm correct orientation before seating. Follow any on-device formatting procedures required before the card is recognized by the recording system.