AXIS 207W (0241-004) Wireless IP Network Camera

Model: AXIS 207W
Brand: AXIS Communications

Discontinued. Replaced by the AXIS M1031-W.

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AXIS 207W Features

Wireless IEEE 802.11g and hardwired network connectivity offer flexible installation options
Audio and video capture capability
Supports WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK wireless security, as well as WEP 64 and 128 bit protocols
Fully programmable using the AXIS VAPIX and AXIS Media Control SDK
Captures 30 fps at 640x480 resolution
Progressive scan image capture means high quality images
Performs well in low-light conditions
Captures in MPEG-4 and Motion JPEG formats simultaneously
Integrated web server allows for remote audio and video monitoring
Small size allows for convenient installation and hidden emplacements

AXIS 207W Overview

The AXIS 207W has been discontinued. The suggested product replacement is the AXIS M1031-W.

Combining professional-quality features with an entry-level price, the AXIS 207W (0241-004) network camera delivers on security. This camera is very compact and is ideal for office and home surveillance. It has a remote interface that allows you to monitor your space from anywhere an Internet connection is available. Its features are compatible with Macintosh and PC computers, making it an ideal solution for anyone who needs high-quality, affordable surveillance solutions for their home or workspace.

The AXIS 207W network camera captures images in two formats, MPEG-4 and Motion JPEG. This allows for the best possible use of bandwidth, keeping your network traffic at manageable levels. The camera is also capable of connecting to your network via a wireless or a CAT-5 cable. It can be mounted most anywhere, due to its small size, and it includes a microphone that allows for synchronized audio capture to be taken with the video. Between the microphone, high-quality video and the web interface, you can monitor the location where you install the AXIS 207W network camera from anywhere you happen to be. It also supports the most common security protocols in use today on wireless networks and QoS integration means that it’s ready for network control.