AXIS Q1932-E Thermal Network Camera

Reliable detection and wide range coverage

Recommended replacement: AXIS Q1942-E 

The thermal resolution of 640x480 and a range of lenses make it easy to detect and identify people, objects and incidents. Thanks to a new filter that removes the blur and ghost effects, the images are kept sharp in all conditions.

AXIS Q1932-E cameras offer an improved thermal imaging contrast, keeping the noise levels low at the same time as no details or temperature information are lost. The scene is easier to understand; surroundings are recognizable, and objects, accidents or people are identifiable.

AXIS Q1932-E

Without noise reduction

Intelligent video applications

Thermal imaging

Find out more about the technology and benefits of thermal cameras in video surveillance.

Thermal cameras

AXIS Q1932-E supports intelligent video applications, such as AXIS Cross Line Detection license and AXIS Video Motion Detection 2.1 which are included. The thermal camera can complement any IP surveillance system being the first to detect accidents and sending notification to another network camera.

Based on the alarm trigger, a PTZ network camera can be re-directed to the point of interest. With a resolution of 640x480 pixels, AXIS Q1932-E can optimize detection performance to meet most application requirements. Since thermal cameras are less sensitive to problems with light conditions and shadows, they can achieve higher accuracy and less false alarms than conventional cameras in most applications.

For demanding outdoor video surveillance

AXIS Q1932-E is an outdoor-ready bullet camera designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. It comes with a built-in heater for the window. It's ideal for cost efficient 24/7 area or perimeter surveillance of all security applications such as roads, tunnels and airports. The camera is further protected with shock detection, a capability that sends an alarm to personnel during attempted vandalism.

Detection ranges

	Focal length	Viewing angle	Detection
	mm	Horizontal	Human: 1.8 x 0.5 m		Vehicle: 4 x 1.5 m
			m	yards	m	yards
Detection (1.5 pixels on target)	10	57°	322	352	986	1079
	19	32°	573	627	1757	1922
	35	18°	1019	1114	3124	3416
	60	10°	1833	2005	5623	6149
Recognition (6 pixels on target)	10	57°	80	88	247	270
	19	32°	143	157	439	480
	35	18°	255	278	781	854
	60	10°	458	501	1406	1537
Identification (12 pixels on target)	10	57°	40	44	123	135
	19	32°	72	78	220	240
	35	18°	127	139	390	427
	60	10°	229	251	703	769

 The detection ranges are calculated with Johnson’s criteria and vary in different weather conditions.