Axis F2108 SensoreAXIS F2108 Standard Sensor

Ideal for discreet indoor surveillance, this compact standard sensor offers outstanding 4K image quality, wide-angle 110° horizontal field of view, and good performance even in challenging light.

High image quality

This compact standard sensor is part of AXIS F Modular Camera Series and offers excellent 4K image quality even in challenging light conditions with a 110° horizontal field of view. It delivers a high pixel density and images with great details which is perfect for analytics and to perform forensic analysis. When used with AXIS F91 main units, it also supports Forensic WDR to ensure clarity when there’s both dark and light areas in the scene.

Discreet sensor unit

Compact in design, this standard sensor is easy to integrate in machinery like ATMs, self-checkouts, and similar applications. Based on a divided network camera concept, AXIS F2108 is designed for use with AXIS F Modular Camera Series and connects to the main unit using a detachable cable. The two parts can be placed separately from each other, up to 30 m (98 ft) apart. Because it’s small, you can place this sensor unit practically anywhere. This ensures discreet and flexible installation to suit specific needs. Furthermore, Axis offers a variety of mounting accessories for flexible installation, for instance, AXIS F8212 Trim Ring.

Flexible installation

AXIS F2108 offers easy and flexible installation. With various sensor units available, it can be combined with up to three other sensor units within AXIS F Modular Camera Series for great flexibility. And thanks to the cable options, you can spread out the sensors from the main unit for large area coverage. When maintenance or upgrade is needed, the cable can be left in place. So, you can quickly remove the sensor unit and update or replace it as needed. Furthermore, AXIS F2108 offers an operating temperature range from -20°C to 40°C (-4°F to 104°F). This allows installations in a wide range of indoor environments without worrying about temperature-related issues.