Axis Communications Q1942-E PT Mount Outdoor Thermal Network Bullet Camera (10mm Lens)

$9,050.00

Designed for dark environments or areas that are often poorly lit, the Q1942-E PT Mount Outdoor Thermal Network Bullet Camera from Axis Communications features an uncooled microbolometer image sensor to capture 640 x 480 resolution video (VGA) at up to 30 fps that is scalable up to 800 x 600 (SVGA). The camera has a built-in window heater to allow the 10mm fixed lens to produce clear images in even harsh weather conditions.

Axis Video Motion Detection can alert you to vandalism and provides false alarm filtering. For added versatility, this camera is compliant with ONVIF Profile S and G. Electronic image stabilization helps keep video smooth during impact or vibrations, while H.264 compression and Axis Zipstream technology optimize bandwidth usage. The camera is housed in an IP66- and NEMA-4X-rated enclosure for protection against dust, water, corrosion, and ice, making it suitable for outdoor use.

Thermal camera with electronic image stabilization
VGA resolution at up to 30 fps, scalable to SVGA
H.264 compression and Axis Zipstream technology lower network bandwidth use
Enhanced automatic gain control helps produce clear views of suspect objects and targets
Can be mounted on a pan/tilt motor (available separately) for increased versatility and function

Frequently Asked Questions

What resolution does the Axis Communications Q1942-E PT Mount Outdoor Thermal Network Bullet Camera (10mm Lens) support?+
Check specs for exact resolution, frame rate, and compression format (H.264/H.265+).
Is it ONVIF-compatible?+
Most Axis Communications security products are ONVIF-compliant for integration with third-party VMS and NVR systems. Confirm the ONVIF profile in the datasheet.
Does it work outdoors?+
Outdoor-rated models carry IP66 or IP67 ratings. Verify the IP rating in the product specs before outdoor deployment.
What warranty does Silarius provide?+
Silarius provides manufacturer-backed warranty. Contact us at silarius.com for warranty claims and RMA requests.
Can I install it myself?+
Basic setups are DIY-friendly. For multi-camera or PoE switch configurations, professional installation is recommended.

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