AXIS P3304-V (0353-004) Vandal Resistant Dome Network IP Camera

Model: AXIS P3304-V
Brand: AXIS Communications

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AXIS P3304-V Features

IMP or HDTV 720p Resolution
Captures Crisp Images in Low Light Situations
Megapixel Image Quality Ensures Detailed Views
Accommodates Quality of Service (QoS) to Manage Bandwidth
Transmits Two Simultaneous Streams
Uses Motion JPEG and H.264 Formats
Tamper Resistant Housing
Detects Motion and Attempts to Spray Paint or Obstruct the Lens
Supports AXIS Video Hosting System
Supports Two-Way Audio Communication
Accepts Power Directly from its Ethernet Connection (PoE)

AXIS P3304-V Overview

The AXIS P3304-V (0353-004) fixed dome network camera resists vandalism attempts and provides high-quality surveillance. It is suitable for use in the most high-security areas, including schools, banks, offices and prisons. The camera is designed to blend into the environment and features a very compact design. Flexible mounting options allow the AXIS P3304-V fixed dome network camera to be installed almost anywhere. The device also supports network bandwidth management technologies.

The AXIS P3304-V fixed dome network camera provides images that conform to SMTPE standards where color and frame rate are concerned. The camera offers IMP or HDTV resolution at 780p. The wide dynamic range of the camera ensures that images retain their clarity in low-light monitoring areas. The camera also provides megapixel image quality. The AXIS P3304-V fixed dome network camera can stream in two formats simultaneously, making use of both the Motion JPEG and H.264 formats. Provided with the ability to customize both streams, bandwidth usage can be minimized when needed.

Installing the AXIS P3304-V fixed dome network camera is convenient and easy. The camera can be powered by its Ethernet connection. This Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability makes it less expensive and less complicated to choose a location for the device. The camera can detect attempts to vandalize the device, including efforts to block the field of view or to spray paint the lens.