Superior Image Quality
The AXIS 212 PTZ offers progressive scan and advanced signal processing based on a 3 megapixel CMOS sensor.
Oversampling
Oversampling is a technology that uses the advantages of a high-resolution sensor (2048x1536 pixels) in its full format. This means that, whether in full overview mode or when zooming in, full 1:1 VGA resolution of 640x480 pixels is maintained - resulting in a brighter image, more detail and higher contrast.

When you zoom in 3 times, you obtain normal VGA 1:1 resolution
Bandwidth saver
The AXIS 212 PTZ is able to efficiently "window" a specific portion of the 3 megapixel sensor grid. In doing so, the camera filters out unnecessary information that offloads your network and storage capacity, and lets you capture a well-defined "image concentrate".
| Resolution |
Bandwidth |
Storage |
| VGA |
2.4 Mbit/s |
4 GB/day |
| 3 Megapixel |
24 Mbit/s |
40 GB/day | |
Built-in Power over Ethernet
Built-in Power over Ethernet enables power to be delivered to the AXIS 212 PTZ via the network, consolidating power for higher reliability as well as further reducing cabling requirements and installation costs.
Network installation and management
Using AXIS Camera Management, you can manage your AXIS 212 PTZ and other Axis network video devices seamlessly. It helps you locate and show connection status on the network, set IP addresses, configure single or multiple units, manage firmware upgrades and user access rights.
