Axis Communications 02633-001 Ip Dome Camera 4x2mp Ir

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02633-001 is a multi-sensor IP dome camera designed for professional video surveillance installations. It delivers four 2-megapixel imaging sensors in a single housing, providing wide-area coverage without the need for multiple camera units. Built-in infrared illumination extends visibility in low-light and no-light conditions. The AI Plus designation indicates onboard analytics capability, enabling edge-based processing for tasks such as object detection and classification. An IP67 ingress protection rating makes the unit suitable for outdoor and harsh-environment deployments. Licensed security integrators and surveillance technicians are the primary installing trade.

The 02633-001 is suited for large-area outdoor coverage applications including perimeter security, parking structures, retail exteriors, transportation hubs, and commercial facilities. The multi-sensor design reduces installation points while maintaining high-resolution coverage across broad fields of view. The IP67 rating confirms full dust ingress protection and resistance to water jets, supporting year-round outdoor use in variable weather conditions.

Key Features

• Four independent 2MP sensors in a single dome housing for wide-area coverage
• Built-in infrared illumination for low-light and zero-light operation
• AI Plus onboard analytics for edge-based object detection and classification
• IP67-rated enclosure providing full dust protection and water jet resistance
• Single-unit installation reduces cable runs and mounting points versus multiple cameras

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specification IP dome camera compatible with standard IP video management systems and network video recorders supporting ONVIF and AXIS camera integration profiles.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security systems technician familiar with IP networking, Power over Ethernet infrastructure, and local electrical codes. Power down or de-energize the PoE switch port before making or breaking camera connections. Verify that the supporting network switch provides sufficient PoE wattage for a multi-sensor unit before mounting. Conduit and junction box requirements should follow applicable local electrical and low-voltage codes.