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  • Axis 01564-001 - Axis D2110-VE 24GHz Security Radar
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    Axis D2110-VE 24GHz Security Radar - 01564-001

    180° radar detection through fog, rain, and darkness—no camera required

    • 24 GHz phased array detects persons to 60m, vehicles to 85m with ±2 km/h speed accuracy
    • IP66/IK08 aluminum housing; PoE powered; 10 Hz refresh rate for real-time tracking
    • Configurable zones, line crossing, and filters suppress false alerts from weather and movement
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  • Axis 02955-001 - Axis D2210-VE Radar Detection System

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    Axis D2210-VE Radar Detection System - 02955-001

    61 GHz radar detection 60–150 m range, all weather, day/night

    • Dual profiles: Area (humans to 60 m) and Road (vehicles to 150 m)
    • Real-time object classification with ±2 km/h speed accuracy at 10 Hz
    • IP66/IP67 rated, PoE powered, 95° field of view, DLPU edge processing
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  • Axis 02968-001 - Axis Q1686-DLE Radar-Video Fusion Outdoor Camera
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    Axis Q1686-DLE Radar-Video Fusion Outdoor Camera - 02968-001

    Radar-video fusion outdoor camera tracks objects at 200 km/h through fog and rain

    • Millimeter-wave radar + video analytics work together for detection in low-visibility weather
    • Sustained tracking up to 200 km/h (125 mph) with vehicle and pedestrian classification
    • IP66 weatherproof housing with PoE+ power for direct outdoor wall or pole mounting
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Radar Security Sensors

Radar security sensors provide advanced perimeter detection by identifying and tracking movement across defined zones. Unlike traditional motion detection, radar systems deliver precise object tracking and reduced false alarms in outdoor and wide-area deployments.

Plan Your Deployment

  • Detection range and zone configuration planning
  • Integration with PTZ or fixed camera systems
  • False alarm reduction and environmental filtering
  • Mounting height and line-of-sight requirements
  • Network integration and event-triggered workflows

Radar Security Sensors — Engineering-Grade IP Surveillance for Commercial Deployments

This category covers 4 working models of radar security sensors sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.

What to Look For

Resolution drives both image utility and bandwidth budget. 2MP and 4MP cameras cover most general-purpose surveillance at modest storage cost; 8MP and higher resolutions trade bandwidth for forensic detail useful when you need to identify faces or read plates at distance. Decide the minimum pixel density required at your scene's farthest target — most face-identification work needs 80 pixels per foot of subject — before locking in lens focal length and sensor count.

Low-light performance matters more than raw resolution in most real deployments. Sensor size, lens aperture, IR cut-filter behavior, and starlight-class technologies (Ambarella, Sony Starvis, Hanwha Wisenet X) determine whether your camera produces a usable image at 2 AM in a poorly-lit lot. Confirm minimum illumination figures at color and B/W modes — and read the test methodology, not just the headline lux number.

Compatibility with your video management software (VMS) is non-negotiable. ONVIF Profile S/T conformance is the baseline; verify the specific camera firmware against your VMS integration matrix before ordering. Edge analytics — object classification, line crossing, intrusion detection — often require manufacturer-native integration rather than ONVIF passthrough, which limits which cameras pair with which recorders.

Total cost of ownership extends well beyond unit price. Plan for installation labor (mast, conduit, PoE switch capacity), storage growth from higher-resolution streams, and warranty/service horizons. Cameras with 5-year warranties and free firmware updates almost always outlast cheaper alternatives that hit end-of-life within three years and force a refresh just as the surrounding system stabilizes.

Key Specs in This Category

SpecAvailable Options
Resolution2MP
IP RatingIP66
PowerPoE
StoragemicroSD
TypeCamera
DurabilityOutdoor

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Frequently Asked Questions

What resolution do I need for license plate capture?

For dependable license plate recognition at 25-30 mph, plan for 80-100 pixels per foot at the plate, which usually means a dedicated LPR camera with a long focal length and short shutter speed. General-purpose 4MP cameras can read plates only at close range and low vehicle speed. Combine an LPR-specific camera at chokepoints with overview cameras covering wider context for full coverage.

Do I need NDAA-compliant cameras?

If you sell to U.S. federal agencies, federally-funded projects, or many state and local government customers, yes — Section 889 of the NDAA bans Hikvision, Dahua, Huawei, and several other manufacturers from those installations. We carry NDAA-compliant lines from Axis, Hanwha, i-PRO, Pelco, Vivotek, and Bosch. Commercial private-sector buyers face no federal restriction but may inherit one through a customer's procurement rules.

What's the difference between PoE, PoE+, and PoE++?

PoE (802.3af) supplies up to 15.4W and powers most fixed-lens cameras. PoE+ (802.3at) goes to 30W and is the default for heated outdoor housings, PTZs, and motorized-zoom optics. PoE++ (802.3bt) reaches 60-90W and is required for large outdoor PTZs, multi-imager cameras with built-in IR, and accessories with integrated heaters and wipers. Always confirm the camera's PoE class against your switch budget per port.

How long do I need to retain video?

Storage retention is driven by regulation, insurance, or operational policy. Cannabis, banking, and gaming often require 30-90 days; most commercial buildings retain 14-30 days. Calculate storage as resolution × frame rate × compression × camera count × retention days. H.265 cuts the load roughly in half versus H.264 with comparable image quality. Build in 20% headroom for events that trigger higher-bitrate recording.

Can I mix camera brands on one recorder?

You can, but you give up edge analytics and convenience features tied to manufacturer-native integration. ONVIF Profile S/T provides basic streaming, PTZ control, and event subscription across brands, but advanced AI classification and per-stream metadata typically require same-brand camera and VMS. For deployments where you're standardizing, pick one VMS and align cameras to its supported list rather than mix arbitrarily.

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