Axis Communications 0922-001 Thermal Camera Q1942-E 60mm

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 0922-001 is the Q1942-E outdoor thermal network camera configured with a 60mm lens and a 30 frames-per-second frame rate. Designed for perimeter protection and critical infrastructure monitoring, this unit captures thermal imagery to detect heat signatures in complete darkness, fog, or smoke where standard optical cameras fail. It is an IP-class thermal device intended for installation by licensed security integrators and network video professionals working on commercial, industrial, or government surveillance projects.

The Q1942-E with 60mm optics is suited for long-range detection applications where identifying targets at extended distances is required. Typical deployments include airport perimeters, power generation facilities, oil and gas sites, and secure facility boundaries. The 60mm focal length provides a narrow field of view optimized for detecting and classifying targets at significant range. The 30 FPS frame rate supports smooth video for real-time monitoring and forensic review.

Key Features

• Thermal imaging sensor detects heat signatures independent of visible light conditions
• 60mm lens configuration optimized for long-range perimeter detection
• 30 frames per second frame rate for real-time video monitoring
• Outdoor-rated fixed camera form factor suitable for permanent installation
• IP thermal category — network-connected video transmission
• Ships as a single unit (sold individually)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM thermal network camera unit compatible with IP video management systems supporting standard network camera protocols. Specific VMS or recorder compatibility should be verified against current AXIS COMMUNICATIONS integration documentation prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security integrator or low-voltage technician familiar with IP network camera systems. Power down all associated network switches and recording equipment before making physical connections. Ensure the mounting surface and conduit routing comply with applicable local codes and the camera housing rating for the environment. Do not attempt to modify the lens assembly or internal thermal sensor module.