AXIS 233D Network Dome Camera

Documentation

Datasheets:

AXIS 233D Network Dome Camera     AXIS Pendant Dome, North America     AXIS T95A Series Dome Housing

User documentation:

AXIS 233D - Installation Guide     AXIS 233D - User's Manual     IP-Surveillance Design Guide

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How to buy

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Model	Part number
50Hz	0265-001
60Hz	0266-001
US	0266-004
CN	0265-009

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• 35x zoom
• Fast and precise pan/tilt mechanics
• Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
• Progressive scan
• Electronic Image Stabilizer (EIS)
• Area zoom
• Auto-tracking

Demanding security installations

Customer story

City surveillance in Buffalo, US

AXIS 233D is designed for use in challenging surveillance applications - such as airports, stadiums, casinos and ports - where the ability to follow moving objects from a long distance and see great detail is crucial.

Powerful 35x zoom

With the powerful 35x optical and 12x digital zoom, AXIS 233D can zoom in on small and distant objects, allowing for example license plates to be clearly identified from a distance of 160 m (525 ft). Whether zoomed out or in full 35x zoom position, images are crisp, clear, and rich in color and detail.

Pan/tilt performance

With a maximum speed of 450º/second, and high precision low speed movement at 0.05º/second, AXIS 233D can follow a walking person at a distance of 400 m (1300 ft) and pan/tilt to any preset in less than 1.5 seconds. The freeze function holds the image while moving between presets, to make it easier to work with. The E-flip functionality electronically inverts the image 180º when following an object moving under the dome.

Auto-tracking

Auto-tracking automatically detects a moving person or vehicle and follows it within the camera’s area of coverage. This feature is particularly beneficial in unmanned video surveillance situations where the occasional presence of people or vehicles requires special attention.

Product review: PSI Magazine, United Kingdom, September 2007

"Now the performance gap has closed; the Axis dome can well and truly stand its own ground. Indeed, the 233D could be the product to tip a few installers into the networked age!"
Read the whole review:  A real networked alternative? (pdf)