Sirena estroboscópica AXIS D4100-VE/MK II 03105-001 — resistente a la intemperie IP66 para instalaciones de seguridad en exteriores

AXIS D4100-VE/MK II (03105-001) is a weatherproof strobe siren designed for outdoor security and alarm installations. Built for integration with networked or local security equipment, it delivers both visual strobe alerts and an audible siren to signal alarm conditions and support rapid detection and response.

Advantages

The unit offers a high-intensity strobe and a siren output rated at 110 dB at 1 m (3.4 kHz) to ensure clear audible and visual signalling. It supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) IEEE 802.3at Type 2 Class 4 for simplified installation with reduced cabling. The device has an IP66 rating for protection against dust and powerful water jets, making it suitable for exposed outdoor environments. The white housing provides a neutral appearance for a range of installation sites.

Suitable for

• Outdoor perimeter and site alarm systems
• Integration with networked security and surveillance equipment
• Areas requiring both visual and audible alarm signals

Key specifications

• Siren output: 110 dB at 1 m, 3.4 kHz
• Power: Power over Ethernet (PoE) IEEE 802.3at Type 2 Class 4
• Ingress protection: IP66 (weatherproof)
• Color: White

How to use

Connect the strobe siren to a compatible PoE network switch or PoE injector that provides IEEE 802.3at Type 2 Class 4 power, and integrate it with your security controller or networked alarm system according to installation guidelines. Mount the unit in an exposed outdoor location where the strobe and siren will be clearly visible and audible, observing recommended mounting height and orientation from the system documentation.

Recommendations

Verify compatibility with your network power infrastructure and configure alarm triggers and volume levels through the connected security system. Ensure the device is installed following local regulations for audible alarms and placed to avoid obstruction of the strobe light and minimize false activations from environmental noise.