AXIS F9114-B Mk II Main Unit

The AXIS F9114-B is a modular camera from Axis Communications. The AXIS F9114-B is a modular network camera designed for continuous monitoring in demanding indoor environments. It delivers sharp color images in low light with Axis Lightfinder technology, preserves detail in high-contrast scenes using Forensic WDR, and optimizes bandwidth and storage through Axis Zipstream. Available in the United States through Aeon Security, an authorized Axis partner.

The main differentiators of the AXIS F9114-B include: Axis Lightfinder technology for low light; Forensic WDR for high-contrast scenes; Built-in edge video analytics; 5-year manufacturer warranty; Aeon Security technical support. These features position it for demanding professional electronic security applications.

The AXIS F9114-B is especially suited for: Professional electronic security, Surveillance systems. Contact our technical team to assess suitability for your specific scenario and receive a customized project proposal.

Yes, the AXIS F9114-B features built-in AI capabilities for edge-based analytics. All AI processing is done on-device (edge computing), without the need for an external server, ensuring lower latency and greater data privacy.

Yes, the AXIS F9114-B is compatible with major VMS systems on the market through ONVIF and VAPIX protocols, ensuring integration with over 2,000 video management platforms.

Yes, the AXIS F9114-B incorporates Axis Lightfinder technology, which captures sharp color images even in extremely low-light conditions, reducing dependence on infrared illumination and maintaining color fidelity for more accurate identification.

Yes, the AXIS F9114-B uses Axis Zipstream technology with H.265 compression, which reduces bandwidth and storage requirements by up to 50% without compromising forensic image quality. This results in significant infrastructure savings.

The AXIS F9114-B features Forensic WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) technology that simultaneously processes bright and dark areas of the same scene, preserving forensic details in scenarios such as building entrances, parking lots with mixed lighting, and backlit environments.