HDD Axis 01858-001 4 TB 3,5" Serial ATA 5400 RPM

The AXIS Surveillance Hard Drive 4TB (MPN 01858-001) is a 3.5" internal Serial ATA hard drive with 4 TB capacity and a spindle speed of 5400 RPM. Designed and tested for continuous 24/7 video surveillance, this HDD is intended for ultra-high-definition continuous or event-triggered recording and is compatible with AXIS S22 Appliance Series systems.

Advantages

This 4 TB surveillance hard drive provides high-capacity storage tailored for camera recordings, with a form factor and SATA interface suitable for many appliances. When installed in an AXIS Camera Station S2216 Appliance, it supports RAID 5 for redundancy and protection against data loss while maintaining efficient storage utilization. The drive is part of an integrated Axis solution designed for reliable, long-term operation in surveillance environments.

Suitable for

• 24/7 video surveillance recording
• Ultra-high-definition continuous or event-triggered footage
• AXIS S22 Appliance Series installations (including S2216 with RAID 5)
• On-premise storage expansion for camera systems

Key specifications

• Brand: AXIS
• Model / MPN: 01858-001
• Capacity: 4000 GB (4 TB)
• Form factor: 3.5"
• Interface: Serial ATA (SATA)
• Spindle speed: 5400 RPM
• EAN: 7331021068643

How to use

Install the 3.5" SATA drive into a compatible AXIS S22 Appliance or other device that accepts 3.5" SATA HDDs, following the appliance manufacturer’s installation instructions. If using an AXIS Camera Station S2216 Appliance, configure the drive within the appliance storage settings and, if required, set up RAID 5 through the appliance management interface to enable redundancy. Initialize and format the drive as needed per the appliance guidelines before starting recordings.

Recommendations

Use this drive specifically for surveillance workloads in AXIS appliances or compatible NVR systems. For long-term reliability, ensure proper ventilation, stable power supply, and scheduled monitoring of drive health within the appliance management tools. When redundancy is needed, use RAID 5 on supported appliances to protect recordings against single-drive failure.