Description
8 MP Ultra-High Resolution Surveillance
The AXIS Q1728-LE delivers exceptional image quality with 8 MP resolution at 60 fps. It uses a large 1/1.2″ sensor to capture clear details in demanding lighting conditions. With Axis Lightfinder 2.0 and Forensic WDR, the camera maintains accurate colours and sharp forensic detail, even in low light or high-contrast scenes.
Built for Challenging Outdoor Environments
Designed for reliable outdoor surveillance, the AXIS Q1728-LE performs in harsh weather conditions. A built-in wiper and carbon nanotube film heater keep the lens clear in rain, snow, ice, and fog. The rugged housing supports operation from -40 °C to 60 °C.
The camera features IK08-rated front glass and an IK10-rated enclosure, with IP66 and IP67 protection against dust and water. Its reusable enclosure design provides a sustainable solution for long-term security installations.
Advanced AI-Powered Analytics
Powered by ARTPEC-9 and a deep learning processing unit (DLPU), the AXIS Q1728-LE delivers powerful edge-based analytics. It comes with AXIS Object Analytics, allowing the camera to detect, classify, track, and count people, vehicles, and vehicle types.
AXIS Image Health Analytics helps maintain reliable video by detecting issues such as blocked views, image degradation, underexposure, or camera redirection.
Efficient Video and Cybersecurity
The camera supports AV1, H.264, and H.265 video compression. Axis Zipstream technology reduces bandwidth and storage needs while preserving important image detail.
Built-in Axis Edge Vault protects the device with hardware-based cybersecurity features, including secure key storage and FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certified protection.
Flexible Lens Options
Choose between wide and tele lens options to match your surveillance requirements. The wide lens suits open areas, while the tele lens provides detailed views over longer distances.
The AXIS Q1728-LE combines advanced imaging, AI analytics, rugged design, and strong cybersecurity for professional outdoor surveillance.
