Axis Communications 02641-001 F2135-re Fisheye Sensor

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02641-001 is the F2135-Re fisheye sensor unit, a wide-angle imaging component designed for use within modular CCTV surveillance systems. Fisheye sensor units capture a 360-degree or 180-degree field of view in a single image, eliminating blind spots in coverage areas. The 02641-001 is sold as an individual unit (each) and is intended for professional installation by licensed low-voltage technicians or security system integrators. It pairs with compatible F-series main units to form a complete camera solution, with the sensor handling image capture while the main unit manages recording and network output.

The F2135-Re sensor unit is suited for indoor surveillance applications in commercial and institutional environments where wide-area coverage from a single mounting point is required. Typical installations include offices, retail spaces, corridors, and open-plan areas where a conventional fixed-lens camera would require multiple units to achieve equivalent coverage. This sensor is part of the modular AXIS F-series platform, allowing integrators to place discreet sensor heads in locations that would not accommodate a full camera body.

Key Features

• Fisheye optical design provides wide-angle field of view for broad area coverage from a single mounting point
• Modular F-series design separates the sensor head from the main processing unit for flexible placement
• Sold as a single unit (each), suitable for replacement or system expansion
• Compact sensor form factor supports discreet installation in ceiling or wall surfaces
• Part of the AXIS F-series ecosystem, compatible with supported F-series main units

Compatibility

Designed for use within the AXIS F-series modular camera platform. Specific compatible main units and system configurations should be verified against AXIS F-series documentation prior to installation, as no additional compatibility data was provided with this SKU.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified security system integrator familiar with IP-based surveillance equipment. Power down the main unit before connecting or disconnecting sensor heads to avoid damage to the sensor or interface. Follow the National Electrical Code (NEC) for low-voltage wiring practices and observe the manufacturer documentation for proper cable type and maximum run length. Do not force connector seating, and verify firmware compatibility between the sensor and main unit before commissioning.