Axis Communications 02953-001 Thermal Camera 35mm 30 Fps

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02953-001 is a fixed outdoor thermal network camera configured with a 35mm lens and operating at 30 frames per second. Thermal imaging cameras detect heat signatures rather than visible light, making them effective for perimeter security, site monitoring, and detection applications in low-light or no-light conditions. This unit is part of the Axis Q1971-E series, which is designed for demanding outdoor installations where weather resistance and continuous operation are required. Installation is typically performed by licensed security integrators or network video technicians familiar with IP-based surveillance infrastructure.

The 02953-001 is suited for outdoor fixed-mount deployments in commercial, industrial, and critical infrastructure applications. The 35mm focal length provides a narrower field of view optimized for long-range detection across open areas such as perimeter fencing, parking facilities, and large outdoor yards. The 30 FPS frame rate supports smooth thermal video capture for real-time monitoring and recording. This camera is intended for integration into IP network video systems and is managed through standard network video management software compatible with the Axis platform.

Key Features

• 35mm thermal lens for long-range detection in a fixed outdoor configuration
• 30 frames per second thermal video output for smooth real-time monitoring
• Outdoor-rated housing suitable for continuous exterior installation
• IP thermal imaging technology detects heat signatures independent of lighting conditions
• Designed for integration with IP-based network video management systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component within the Axis Q1971-E thermal network camera series for use with compatible IP network video management platforms.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security integrator or network technician experienced with IP surveillance systems. Power down or disconnect the network feed before making physical connections to the camera housing or mounting hardware. Follow local electrical codes and the manufacturer's mounting guidelines to ensure proper weatherproofing and structural support. Do not attempt to open or modify the camera housing in the field.