Axis Communications 02414-001 Ip Ptz Camera 60 Hz

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02414-001 is a professional-grade outdoor IP PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera operating at 60 Hz, designed for continuous surveillance in demanding environments. Built for security integrators and network video professionals, this unit delivers smooth motion capture at 60 frames per second, making it well-suited for monitoring fast-moving subjects. The P5676-LE platform is an outdoor-rated PTZ model in the Axis P56 series, engineered for perimeter protection and wide-area coverage in both commercial and critical infrastructure applications.

This camera is intended for outdoor installation in commercial, industrial, and high-security environments where reliable pan-tilt-zoom functionality is required around the clock. Typical deployment scenarios include parking structures, building perimeters, transportation hubs, and large open areas that require operator-controlled or automated PTZ tracking. Installation is performed by licensed security integrators or network video technicians familiar with IP camera commissioning and PoE network infrastructure.

Key Features

• 60 Hz operation for smooth, high-frame-rate video capture
• PTZ functionality with motorized pan, tilt, and zoom for flexible coverage
• Outdoor-rated enclosure suitable for perimeter and wide-area surveillance
• IP network-based video transmission compatible with standard NVR and VMS platforms
• Single-unit quantity per order (sold individually)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM IP PTZ camera intended for integration into professional network video surveillance systems. Consult the manufacturer datasheet and your VMS vendor for confirmed software and hardware compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security integrator or licensed low-voltage technician. Ensure the supporting network switch provides sufficient PoE power output before mounting. Power down or disconnect the network port before making or removing any cable connections at the camera head. Follow all applicable local electrical codes and manufacturer mounting guidelines for outdoor camera installations.