HDTV-quality for professional indoor surveillance – AXIS M1054 Network Camera uses progressive scan technology providing full frame rate video in resolutions up to 1 megapixel including HDTV 720p. Multiple H.264 and Motion JPEG streams can be provided simultaneously individually optimized for different quality needs and bandwidth constraints. Intruder alarm capabilities – The AXIS M1054 features an integrated PIR sensor for detecting movement even in the dark, and a white LED for illuminating the scene at an event. It additionally supports I/O ports for connecting external devices. Functional and smart design – Designed for easy and flexible installation, AXIS M1054 can be powered either over Ethernet or by power supply. AXIS M1054 easily finds application in boutiques, restaurants, hotels and residences. Product Details: HDTV quality Multiple H.264 streams Power over Ethernet PIR sensor and illumination LED Microphone and speaker I/O port Two-way audio and audio detection Network security using multi-level password protection, IP address filtering and HTTPS encryption Supports Quality of Service (QoS) which helps secure the necessary bandwidth for streaming video and control commands over a network Supports Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in addition to IP version 4 (IPv4) Powerful Application Programming Interface (API) for software integration, including AXIS VAPIX and AXIS Media Control SDK. Flash memory for upload of embedded applications Support for AXIS Video Hosting System (AVHS) with One-Click Camera connection This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit.
$ 358.99
I’d love it – if it would stay online,
I am testing the Axis M1054 and a Panasonic BL-C210A. The 201A is only 640×480 resolution, but has pan tilt and zoom (PTZ). The static image quality of the M1054 is much higher (I’m running mine at 1280×800 pixels). When the Axis is online, its images are very good, certainly better than the 210A – but not $250 better. I need hi-rez images for security purposes and hoped that the M1054 would out do the 210A. Both have been in my lab and running for 2 weeks now. The 210A was easier to set-up and more importantly, it has stayed up the whole 2 weeks. I’ve had to re-boot the M1054 dozens of times, re-assign IP addresses, unplug and plug it in again to keep it connected to my monitoring software. I’ve even had IT guys in trying to figure out why the M1054 keeps dropping off the internet. Haven’t solved it yet. For the price, it’s server software and ability to remain online (or at least reboot itself when it looses connection with the monitoring host should be far more robust.
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|Working very well on Mac OS,
I am starting to build my surveillance system at home with Axis Cameras (PoE) and SecuritySpy, as controller. It’s working great on Mac OS (iMac, iPad and iPhone).
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|A Fantastic Little HD quality Surveillance Camera,
My family owns and operates two Mexican restaurants and I’ve been tasked with setting up and installing the security cameras for both locations. Early on, I chose Axis cameras for the consistently good reviews they received. And over the years, they rarely disappoint.
The M1054 is their HD/720p capable line of small surveillance cameras. I believe this will be our fifth one. Video quality is tough to beat and the frame rate, with a fast enough computer, is anywhere from 20 to 30 fps (frames per second) easy. There is no manual focus ring (mostly a blessing than a curse). The camera is very easy to set up and works great in conjunction with SecuritySpy from BenSoftware for the Mac. The night/low light visibility from this camera is better than any of the other/older Axis cameras in the same range (Axis 206 or 207s for instance).
The Power over Ethernet feature, when coupled with an appropriate PoE router, is a life saver. It means one ethernet cable provides both data and power. Incredible useful for difficult locations without close power sources.
All in all, highly recommended for those in need of light surveillance, including restaurants or other retail.
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