Axis Companion Dome V Network Surveillance Camera

Axis Communications 5801-471 Clear Dome (5-pack)

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Replace the dome of your Axis A8105-E Network Video Door Station camera (available separately) with this pack of Clear Domes from Axis Communications. This pack contains five replacement domes in case the camera dome is damaged or vandalized.

Includes 5 Clear Domes For Axis A8105-E Video Door Station

Parameters
Compatibility	Axis A8105-E video door station camera
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6 x 4.2 x 1.3"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what are the physical dimensions of this camera?

A: The Axis Communications P4705-PLVE 2MP Outdoor Dual-Sensor Network Dome Camera with Night Vision (B&H # AXP4705PLVE) measures: 3.5 x 5.2 x 8.2" / 88.0 x 133.0 x 208.0 mm (H x W x L).

Q: 2. Can these be used outdoors?

A: While the Axis Communications M4317-PLR 6MP 360° Panoramic Network Dome Camera with Night Vision is outdoor ready, you will also be able to use outdoor cameras inside as well without issues.

Q: 3. The P1290 does not have any Thermography (temperature readings) functions; why is that?

A: This camera does not have that feature. Axis does make cameras with that feature. Please see either B&H # AX645001 , AX01133001 , AX01135001. Most of the time, Thermal Cameras are used to detect if someone walks into an area where someone shouldn't be, not for temperature change.

Q: 4. What is the pin-out on the Axis 6-Pin connector, when used with the Multiconnector C cable?

A: Please see page 19 of the the manual for the pin out connection:a href= https://www.axis.com/files/manuals/um_p5635e_mkii_1497744_en_1707.pdf target= _blank https://www.axis.com/files/manuals/um_p5635e_mkii_1497744_en_1707.pdf/a

Q: 5. Whitch poe nvr is compartible with the Axis P3248-LV?

A: The Axis Communications P3248-LV 4K UHD Network Dome Camera with Night Vision (BH # AXP3248LV) is compatible with the Axis Communications T8120 Power over Ethernet Midspan (15W, 1-Port), B&H # AX5026204.

Q: 6. Does this work with only AXIS Cameras or is it compatible with any IP Camera?

A: The Axis Communications T8415 Wireless Installation Tool Kit will work with most IP cameras, not just AXIS branded cameras.

Q: 7. Is the zoom on this camera electronically controlable or fixed at time of installation?

A: The Axis Communications P3268-LVE 8MP Outdoor Network Dome Camera with Night Vision & 4.3-8.6mm Lens BH #AXP3268LVE offers a user controllable varifocal lens.

Q: 8. what is the matching pendant mount for this camera?

A: The following mounts listed below will work with the Axis Communications Q6318-LE 4K UHD Outdoor PTZ Network Dome Camera with Night Vision (60 Hz) https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/699469-REG/Axis_Communications_5502431_Pendant_Kit.html Axis Communications T91G61 Wall Mount BH #AX5506951 • MFR #5506-951

Q: 9. Can it be used with the AXIS T8351 Mk II Microphone or the digital microphone model?

A: The Axis Communications Q6078-E 4K UHD Outdoor PTZ Network Dome Camera (50 Hz) BH #AX02147002 is compatible with the: Axis Communications T8351 Mk II Microphone 3.5mm B&H # AX01560001 Axis Communications TU1001-VE Microphone B&H # AXTU1001VE Axis Communications AXIST8353A Microphone (White) B&H # AX5032531 Axis Communications TU1001-V Analog Microphone B&H # AXTU1001V

Q: 10. where does one buy the license required per encoder and how long are the licenses good for?

A: Using the Axis Camera Station software you would only need 1 license per unit. There are no expiration dates on the licenses. The B&H part number for 1 license is AX0879010.

Aliaksei	15/07/2024
This is one good scope that helps a lot while aligning the mount. The price is very attractive as well! 5

Timothy	08/06/2024
Fit perfectly right out of the box thanks B& H 5

glmino	01/06/2024
Using my mount without a polar finder scope was getting pretty tiring. Hit or miss was the best I could do with miss winning out. Now, I feel like time spent using the right tool is productive time. I can set up for the entire night of star gazing and setting up correctly in less than half the time spent doing it wrong. The polar scope gets me right on, and makes me feel like an astoronomer extraordinaire. Thanks for having this in stock, glmino 5

Al	02/04/2024
If you star-watching is mostly visual and star-hopping, usually just aim the N leg of your tripod towards Polaris and off you go! If you are into astro-imaging, then you already know the importance of accurate alignment of your scopes RA axis with the North Celestial Pole if you live in the Northern Hemisphere (up to latitude 70 degrees). A poor alignment will result in your target drifting from view, spoiling your hoped for wall poster of Saturn, Jupiter, (fill in the blank). And then there's a tribe of us who would like to achieve a quick but accurate alignment so we can spend more time visually with an object by just rotating one axis (RA). This is what you want! Really! 5