Axis Communications 02536-004 Tower Server 32TB Storage

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02536-004 is a tower-form surveillance server designed for professional video security installations. Based on the S1232 platform, this unit ships ready to operate with 32 camera licenses, 10 audio licenses, and 32TB of onboard storage. It is intended for integrators and security technicians who need a pre-configured, scalable recording solution that can be deployed directly to a network without extensive configuration overhead. The bundled license count and storage capacity make it suited for mid- to large-scale camera deployments in commercial, industrial, or institutional environments.

This server is deployed in applications where centralized video and audio recording is required across multiple camera feeds. The tower chassis format makes it appropriate for installation in server rooms, IT closets, or equipment racks with sufficient depth clearance. Security system integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers. The 32-camera and 10-audio license bundle supports a meaningful channel count out of the box, reducing the need for immediate license expansion in most standard commercial deployments.

Key Features

• 32 camera licenses included — ready to record on deployment
• 10 audio channel licenses bundled with the unit
• 32TB onboard storage capacity for extended retention
• Tower form factor suited for server room or equipment closet installation
• Pre-configured S1232 platform reduces initial setup time

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM surveillance recording server intended for use within compatible AXIS video management software environments. Confirm software version compatibility with your existing AXIS VMS deployment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or security systems integrator familiar with IP-based video surveillance infrastructure. Power down any connected network switches or UPS circuits before servicing internal components. Follow local building codes and IT security policies when connecting the server to the facility network. Do not stack equipment on top of the tower chassis, as this may obstruct ventilation and affect thermal performance.