Sensore fisheye AXIS F2137-RE ad alta risoluzione ampio angolo di visuale

AXIS F2137-RE high resolution wide viewing angle fisheye sensor delivers panoramic imaging for indoor surveillance applications. Designed for broad monitoring areas, the fisheye sensor captures expansive scenes with a single unit, reducing the need for multiple cameras. The compact sensor integrates high-resolution optics that support detailed image capture across a wide field of view, making it suitable for retail spaces, offices and public indoor environments where comprehensive coverage is required.

Advantages

The fisheye sensor provides a single-point solution for wide-area coverage, minimizing blind spots and simplifying installation compared with multi-camera setups. High-resolution imaging improves detail rendering across the panoramic view, enabling clearer identification and scene analysis. The compact form factor is suited to indoor mounting and allows flexible placement to optimize coverage. The device is compatible with common network accessories and mounting options used in professional surveillance installations.

Suitable for

• Retail stores and shopping areas requiring broad coverage
• Open-plan offices and coworking spaces
• Public indoor areas such as lobbies, corridors and waiting rooms
• Monitoring large rooms, showrooms and exhibition spaces

Key specifications

• Fisheye panoramic lens for wide viewing angle
• High-resolution image sensor suitable for detailed surveillance
• Indoor use-oriented enclosure and compact size
• Wide field of view to reduce the number of required cameras
• Compatibility with standard network surveillance accessories and mounts

How to use

Mount the AXIS F2137-RE in a central indoor location to maximize the panoramic coverage, preferably on a ceiling or elevated wall position. Connect the sensor to the network and configure the camera through the management interface according to site-specific surveillance needs, adjusting orientation and image settings for optimal coverage. Use integrated software or a compatible VMS to dewarp and analyze the fisheye images if a rectified view is required for monitoring or evidence purposes.

Recommendations

Position the sensor to avoid direct glare from windows or strong artificial lighting and ensure the field of view includes critical zones. For large or complex interiors, combine the fisheye sensor with directional cameras or additional sensors to cover obscured areas. Regularly verify image settings and firmware updates through the management interface to maintain image quality and compatibility with network systems.