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The AXIS Q1614/-E fixed network cameras feature HDTV 720p recording at 50 or 60 frames per second which resembles twice the frame rate used in conventional cameras. This ensures quick movements are captured in more detail so that for example the license plates of fast-moving cars or quickly passing objects on a sliding band in an industrial production line can be better identified.

The AXIS Q1614/-E network cameras are the first products from Axis to feature adjustable high-sensitive shock detection, a function which enables the cameras to automatically send an alarm to a control room if it is hit. This feature is especially valuable in applications where the camera is subject to vandalism, and it helps operators maximize camera uptime, see video.

Axis Lightfinder technology allows for effective operation of the AXIS Q1614/-E network cameras in extreme low-light conditions. In contrast to conventional day and night cameras that switch to black and white in darkness, cameras incorporating Axis Lightfinder technology can maintain colors even in very dark conditions. There are many situations where surveillance video with color is an important factor for successful identification, and this capability greatly enhances the possibility to effectively identify people and objects.

Axis Wide Dynamic Range – dynamic capture (WDR) technology enables the AXIS Q1614/-E Network Cameras to handle complex scenes with high contrasts such as for example when sunlight creates both very bright zones as well as very dark shadow areas. Under these circumstances the AXIS Q1614/-E network cameras provide homogeneous images without too dark or too bright zones. This allows for identification of people and objects no matter if they are in a very bright or very dark zone of the monitored area.

Axis is introducing new innovative installation features with the AXIS Q1614/-E network cameras to cut down on time needed for installation and to ensure optimal setup of the cameras. With the new leveling assistance for example, a buzzer and a flashing light guide the installer to mount the camera at the right horizontal level. This is very useful when the installer is unsure whether the installation bracket is mounted straight or not.