Axis Communications 03393-001 Ip Block Camera

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 03393-001 is the AXIS Q1726-LE block-style IP camera, designed for fixed outdoor surveillance installations. This camera belongs to the Q-line series, a category built for demanding environments where image clarity and reliable network integration are required. It ships as a single unit and is configured for installation by qualified security integrators or licensed low-voltage technicians. The block-form housing accepts interchangeable CS-mount or C-mount lenses, giving installers flexibility to match focal length to the scene. Network connectivity runs over standard Ethernet infrastructure, enabling centralized video management through compatible IP-based VMS platforms.

This camera is suited for commercial and industrial fixed-mount applications, including perimeter monitoring, parking structures, loading docks, and building exteriors. The LE designation indicates integrated IR illumination, making it appropriate for low-light and nighttime coverage scenarios without supplemental lighting. Security integrators typically deploy this unit on poles, walls, or junction box mounts as part of a larger IP video system. It is not intended for residential or consumer-grade installations.

Key Features

• Block-form factor with CS-mount or C-mount lens compatibility for flexible focal length selection
• Integrated IR illumination for low-light and nighttime operation
• Outdoor-rated housing designed for fixed perimeter and facility surveillance
• IP network interface for integration with standard VMS and NVR platforms
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward inventory and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specified replacement or new-install unit for fixed IP block camera applications on standard CS-mount or C-mount lens systems integrated with IP-based video management platforms.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed security integrator familiar with IP camera commissioning and network configuration. Power down or disconnect the network feed before handling cabling or mounting hardware. Follow local electrical codes and the NEC for low-voltage wiring practices. Do not force lens mounts or overtighten housing fasteners, as this can damage threads or compromise weatherproofing.