Axis M1113 Fixed Network Camera

Description

For video compression, the M1113 Network Camera transmits multiple streams in H.264 and MJPEG video formats at either full frame rates or individually optimized for different quality needs and bandwidth constraints. A unique feature of this camera is its pixel counter function, which calculates the number of pixels contained in a given part of the image, for example a person's face. This is an important feature for satisfying certain jurisdictions requiring proof of resolution before an image can be submitted for evidence.
This camera features digital pan, tilt, and zoom capabilities for enlarging portions of the image for closer inspection. PTZ operation can be automated with preset positions and guard tours.
This camera receives power via the Ethernet cable, allowing for installation almost anywhere and not only near a power supply. The M1113 Network Camera has a CS lens mount that allows the included lens to be interchanged with a wide range of industry standard fixed or varifocal CCTV lenses.
Excellent Image Quality with Progressive Scan
1/4" RGB CMOS sensor delivers clear and crisp images in a 1 MP resolution
Progressive scan technology delivers blur free images at 30 fps
Multiple H.264 streams, as well as Motion JPEG streams, can be provided either in full frame rate or individually optimized for different quality needs and bandwidth constraints
CS-mount allows for the included lens to be interchanged with a wide range of industry standard fixed or varifocal CCTV lenses
Power over Ethernet
Built-in 802.3af compliant PoE allows the camera to receive power directly from its network interface, making installation possible without the need for additional wiring and cables
Pixel Counter
This function calculates the number of pixels contained in a given part of the image, for example a person's face. This is an important feature for satisfying certain jurisdictions requiring proof of resolution before an image can be submitted for evidence
Digital Pan/Tilt/Zoom
Digital pan/tilt/zoom allows enlarging portions of the image so that they can be closely inspected