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AXIS Q16 Network Camera Series

User documentation:

Assign an IP Address and Access the Video Stream - Installation Guide     AXIS Q1602 Network Camera - User Manual     AXIS Q1602/ Q1604 Network Camera - Installation Guide

White paper:

Lightfinder: Outstanding performance in difficult light conditions

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Region	Part number
EUR	0437-001
UK	0437-001
US	0437-001
JP	0437-005
AUS	0437-001
CN	0437-009

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• Lightfinder technology with extended D1 (768x576) resolution
• Day/night functionality
• Multiple H.264 video streams
• Digital PTZ
• Easy installation with remote back focus
• Local storage

Axis’ unique Lightfinder technology

The noise reduction of the Lightfinder technology is vastly improved compared with any surveillance camera on the market, which in combination with the light sensitivity of the sensor gives a superior image quality.

AXIS Q1602 incorporates Axis’ revolutionary Lightfinder technology. Compared with any analog or network cameras, the Lightfinder technology will give more life-like colors, in low-light conditions.

The camera delivers progressive scan image quality at extended D1 (768x576) resolution, multiple, individually configurable H.264 and Motion JPEG video streams simultaneously.

Ease of installation

The focus assistant indicates when the image is in focus by the flashing front LED of the camera. Having performed rough focusing at the lens, the remote back focus capability of the AXIS Q1602 is conveniently used for fine tuning focus.

AXIS Q1602/-E

Interview about the new AXIS Q1602/-E Network Cameras

The unique pixel counter ensures that the viewing angle is optimized for the monitored area and required pixel resolution. It allows the installer to easily verify that the camera installation fulfils regulatory or specific customer requirements on pixel resolution, e.g. the face of persons passing a doorway monitored by the camera.

GSN 2011 award winner

The AXIS Q1602 Network Camera with Lightfinder technology collected an award when it took home the prize for Best Thermal, Night Vision, Infrared Cameras at the GSN Awards ceremony in November 2011.

Customer story using the AXIS Q1602 Network camera:
Nanning Railway Bureau uses Axis Lightfinder technology Nanning Railway Bureau upgrades surveillance system with Axis Lightfinder - Nanning Railway Bureau needs a video surveillance system to manage security related issues in a variation of dark locations. The Police Department and the Public Security Bureau are required to keep [...]