AXIS P-SERIES · NDAA & TAA COMPLIANT
Ultra HD 4K Resolution and Next-Gen ARTPEC-9 Intelligence
The AXIS P3288-LV represents a major leap in premium indoor video surveillance, combining pristine 4K resolution with the massive edge-processing power of the ARTPEC-9 system-on-chip. Built specifically for high-stakes indoor environments—such as corporate banking floors, spacious commercial lobbies, retail showrooms, and transit terminals—this fixed dome camera delivers flawless forensic detail. Its high-density sensor captures crisp facial metrics and transaction variables even at extensive digital zoom depths, providing operations with unmatched clarity.
Optics
Varifocal Remote Zoom
Night Vision
OptimizedIR (40m)
Protection
IK10 Vandal Rated
Multidimensional Analytics Processing and Advanced AV1 Coding
Equipped with an optimized Deep Learning Processing Unit (DLPU), the AXIS P3288-LV streamlines security protocols by classifying objects locally on the edge. It features preinstalled AXIS Object Analytics to accurately isolate people, vehicles, and custom object categories, virtually eliminating false alarms from fluctuating indoor reflections or lighting transitions. Elevating overall awareness, an integrated acoustic sensor powers AXIS Audio Analytics to instantly pinpoint screams, glass breakage, or vocal aggression outside the lens viewpoint. Crucially, massive 4K visual data sets are compressed using next-generation AV1 and H.265 protocols via Axis Zipstream, preserving local storage limits while locking in raw forensic clarity.
Lightfinder 2.0 & Forensic WDR Alignment
By synchronizing Axis Lightfinder 2.0 with Forensic WDR capabilities, the system maintains accurate color presentation across dim architectural interiors and filters out localized bright glare. Moving targets traversing highly contrasted shadow lines remain clean and readable for post-incident review panels.
Axis Edge Vault Cryptographic Defense
Embedded with the secure Axis Edge Vault platform, the camera incorporates a certified cryptographic hardware compute module to intercept unauthorized access. It handles automatic credential encryption, signed device firmware packages, and secure boot sequences to completely guard network communication lines.
Technical Specification Matrix
| Camera Model |
AXIS P3288-LV |
| System on Chip (SoC) |
ARTPEC-9 with Deep Learning Processing Unit (DLPU) |
| Image Sensor Element |
1/2.8" Progressive Scan RGB CMOS |
| Max Video Resolution |
3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD) at up to 50/60 fps |
| Lens Configuration |
Varifocal, Remote Focus and Zoom adjustment, P-Iris Control |
| Infrared Capacity |
OptimizedIR power up to 40 meters (130 feet) coverage radius |
| Chassis Protection |
IK10 Vandal-Resistant Indoor Structural Polycarbonate/Aluminum Casing |
| Audio Capabilities |
Built-in acoustic sensor for pre-loaded AXIS Audio Analytics |
Frequently Asked Questions
What spatial advantages does the 4K sensor bring to indoor monitoring?
4K resolution delivers four times the pixel detail of standard 1080p hardware. This allows security operators to digitally zoom into deep target areas to identify clothing patterns, transaction currency, and crisp facial traits without pixel degradation.
How does the integrated acoustic sensor assist indoor operators?
The integrated acoustic sensor unlocks sound classification features straight out of the box. The on-board ARTPEC-9 AI engine identifies acoustic anomalies—such as shouting, aggressive calling, or breaking display glass—triggering automated system alarms even if the disturbance is completely out of frame.
What differentiates the "LV" from the "LVE" configuration?
The standard "LV" designation signifies an optimized indoor model housed in a low-profile, sleek structural frame with an IK10 impact score. The "LVE" model introduces external heavy weatherproofing gaskets and NEMA 4X shell ratings specifically optimized for direct outdoor placement.
Does the AXIS P3288-LV support modern security compliance standards?
Yes. The AXIS P3288-LV conforms entirely with the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and Trade Agreements Act (TAA) guidelines, rendering it completely authorized for use in federal arrays and corporate enterprise deployments.
