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Axis P4707-PLVE 10MP Multi-Sensor Multidirectional Panoramic Camera (2 × 5MP) with 360° IR + Lightfinder + Forensic WDR + ARTPEC-8

Model / Series: P4707-PLVE

The Axis P4707-PLVE is a 10MP multi-sensor multidirectional camera with 2 × 5MP independent sensor heads (1/2.7" CMOS each, varifocal 3.26–8.12 mm with 2.5× zoom), single IP address, 180° dual-direction coverage, 360° IR with individually controllable LEDs, Lightfinder, Forensic WDR, ARTPEC-8 chipset with deep-learning AXIS Object Analytics, IK10 / IP66 / IP67 housing, and −30 °C to +50 °C operation. The right multi-sensor camera for Chicago corner-building, T-intersection, and parking-lot-edge wide-coverage positions.

NDAA Compliant AI Analytics Vandal Resistant
Axis P4707-PLVE

Specifications

Brand
Axis Communications
Model
P4707-PLVE
Series
Axis P4 Series (Multi-Sensor Multidirectional — Outdoor IK10)
Camera Type
Dual-sensor multidirectional panoramic camera
Sensors
2 × independent 5MP CMOS heads (1/2.7" each)
Total Resolution
10MP (2 × 2592 × 1944)
Per-Sensor Frame Rate
30 fps
Lens (per head)
3.26–8.12 mm motorized varifocal, 2.5× zoom
Field of View (Horizontal, combined)
180°
Sensor Mobility
Independent positioning per head
Low-Light Technology
Lightfinder
WDR
Forensic WDR (per sensor)
IR Illumination
360° IR — individually controllable LEDs
Video Compression
H.265 / H.264 with Axis Zipstream
Chipset
ARTPEC-8 with deep-learning processing unit
Analytics
AXIS Object Analytics — humans / vehicles / vehicle types classification
Audio
Audio input supported
Network
Power over Ethernet (single IP address)
Form Factor
Compact multidirectional with optional IP66 / IP67 weathershield
Operating Temperature
−30 °C to +50 °C
Environmental Protection
IP66 + IP67
Impact Resistance
IK10

Best Fit & Recommended For

Chicago corner-building positions where one camera covers two perpendicular building faces
T-intersection and parking-lot-edge positions where dual-direction coverage matters
Loading-dock and personnel-door pairs where two doors need simultaneous coverage from one position
Multi-tenant residential building corner positions covering parking lots + walkway
Hospital ambulance bay + side-entrance dual coverage
Education facility building corners covering two perimeter zones
Hospitality entrance + drive-up coverage from one corner camera
Industrial / warehouse corner positions covering two yard zones
Federal / government facility corner positions where dual-direction coverage with IK10 vandal matters
Property management standardized corner-building deployments across portfolios

Axis P4707-PLVE — 10MP (2 × 5MP) Multi-Sensor Multidirectional with 360° IR

The Axis P4707-PLVE is a 10MP dual-sensor multidirectional camera from Axis Communications’ P4 series — two independent 5MP sensors with motorized varifocal heads combine into 180° dual-direction coverage with 360° IR illumination for Chicago corner-building positions, T-intersections, parking-lot edges, and building corners where one camera should cover two zones of interest at roughly perpendicular angles. The P4707-PLVE combines 2 × 5MP sensors (1/2.7” CMOS each, 3.26–8.12 mm motorized varifocal with 2.5× zoom), Lightfinder, Forensic WDR per sensor, 360° IR with individually controllable LEDs, Zipstream H.265, ARTPEC-8 chipset with AXIS Object Analytics on the deep-learning processing unit, IK10 / IP66 / IP67 housing, and −30 °C to +50 °C operation. Single IP address for both sensors simplifies network configuration.

Where the P4707-PLVE Wins in Chicago

  • Corner-building positions where one camera covers two perpendicular building faces
  • T-intersection and parking-lot-edge positions where dual-direction coverage matters
  • Loading-dock and personnel-door pairs with simultaneous dual coverage from one position
  • Multi-tenant residential building corners covering parking lots + walkway
  • Hospital ambulance bay + side-entrance dual coverage
  • Education facility building corners covering two perimeter zones
  • Hospitality entrance + drive-up coverage from one corner camera
  • Industrial / warehouse corners covering two yard zones
  • Federal / government facility corners with IK10 vandal + dual-direction coverage
  • Property management portfolios standardizing on corner-building deployments

P4707-PLVE vs. P3737-PLE

FeatureP4707-PLVE (this)P3737-PLE
Sensors2 × 5MP4 × 5MP
Total resolution10 MP20 MP
Coverage180° dual-direction360° (ceiling) / 270° (corner)
Vandal ratingIK10IK09
Best fitCorner-building, T-intersection, parking-lot edgeWide-area perimeter, parking deck, plaza overview

Multi-Sensor vs. Fisheye for Compact Coverage

For compact spaces where one fisheye camera suffices (lobbies, retail floors, transit interiors), step down to the M3057-PLR Mk II (single-sensor 6MP fisheye, ~$ much lower cost). The P4707-PLVE wins when higher pixel density per zone matters AND the position has two distinct zones of interest where dual-sensor independent positioning delivers real value over single-sensor fisheye dewarp.

360° IR with Individually Controllable LEDs

The P4707-PLVE’s IR illumination ring around the housing is individually controllable per LED — the camera can illuminate just the actual coverage zones (where the two sensor heads point) rather than uniformly across all 360°. Saves IR power, reduces light-pollution side effects, and concentrates IR intensity on the actually-covered zones for better identification quality.

Professional Installation by Vidimost in Chicago

Vidimost LLC installs the Axis P4707-PLVE across Chicago for corner-building positions, T-intersection coverage, parking-lot edges, multi-tenant residential corners, hospital corner positions, education facility corners, and industrial-yard corner deployments. Scope includes site walkthrough (dual-sensor independent aim planning per zone), mounting (typically wall-mount at building corners with optional IP66 / IP67 weathershield), Cat6 + PoE switch sizing, NVR / VMS commissioning with dual-stream recording, ARTPEC-8 + AXIS Object Analytics configuration per sensor, and operator training on multi-sensor view layouts. Contact us for a free site walkthrough and quote.

Frequently Installed Together

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Axis P3737-PLE

The Axis P3737-PLE is a 20MP multi-sensor panoramic camera with 4 × 5MP independent sensors (each with motorized varifocal head, individually rotatable for optimal FOV) delivering 360° (ceiling) or 270° (corner) coverage with 360° IR illumination, Forensic WDR, ARTPEC-8 chipset with deep-learning AXIS Object Analytics, IK09 / IP66 / IP67 housing, integrated weather shield, and −30 °C to +50 °C operation. The Axis multi-sensor panoramic for large Chicago perimeters, transit hubs, parking decks, and 24/7 wide-area surveillance.

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Axis P3727-PLE

The Axis P3727-PLE is a 2MP outdoor panoramic 360° camera providing complete situational awareness from one ceiling-mounted position — replacing 3–4 traditional fixed cameras with one device. 1/2.8" CMOS sensor, 3–6 mm motorized varifocal lens, Lightfinder, Forensic WDR, built-in IR, IP66 / IP67 / IK09 housing, and Zipstream H.265 compression. The right pick for Chicago retail floors, schools, hospitals, parking-lot 360° coverage where one camera saves on VMS licenses, cabling, and rack-space costs.

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Axis P3735-PLE

The Axis P3735-PLE is a premium multi-sensor outdoor 360° panoramic camera built on ARTPEC-8 with deep learning processing unit (DLPU), AXIS Object Analytics, AXIS Scene Metadata, individually controlled 360° IR illumination, motorized varifocal 3.18–8.12 mm lens per head, Forensic WDR, and IP66 / IP67 / IK09 housing. Premium-tier multi-sensor 360° camera for Chicago retail, healthcare, schools, transit, and corporate campuses needing AI analytics + edge cybersecurity (Signed OS, Secure boot, Edge Vault).

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Axis M3057-PLR Mk II

The Axis M3057-PLR Mk II is a 6MP panoramic fisheye dome camera (1/1.8" CMOS, 1.56 mm F2.0 fisheye, 183° HFOV / VFOV) with full 180° or 360° overview, dewarped panorama / quad / corner / corridor views directly from the camera, Lightfinder, Forensic WDR, OptimizedIR, IK10 / IP66 / IP67 housing, M12 connector, and EN50155 / EN45545-2 transit-industry compliance. The right fisheye for Chicago transit, schools, large open-floor retail, lobbies, and warehouse aisle overviews where a single camera replaces multiple conventional cameras.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does the P4707-PLVE win over a 4-sensor P3737-PLE? +
Pick **P4707-PLVE (this, 2 × 5MP, 180° dual-direction)** when the position has **two zones of interest at roughly perpendicular angles** — corner buildings, T-intersections, parking-lot edges, building corners with two perimeter zones. **Lower cost** than 4-sensor cameras, **smaller form factor**, **single IP address**. Pick **[P3737-PLE](/products/video-surveillance/cameras/axis-p3737-ple/)** (or related P3727-PLE / P3735-PLE) when the position needs **full 360° coverage** (ceiling-mount overview of a plaza, parking deck, transit platform) or **270° corner coverage** (rooftop / corner-edge with three useful quadrants).
What does 'multidirectional' mean here? +
**Multidirectional** = each sensor head is independently positioned at install time to point at a specific zone of interest. The two sensors aren't required to be locked at exactly 180° apart — they can point at, say, 120° and 240° to optimize for the specific deployment. The combined live view delivers **180° dual-direction coverage** as a baseline, with the actual coverage zones determined by per-head aiming.
Why IK10 vs. the IK09 on the P3737-PLE? +
The **P4707-PLVE's IK10 vandal rating** is higher than the P3737-PLE's IK09 — meaningful for positions with higher vandal-exposure risk (perimeter walls reachable from grade level, ground-floor commercial corners, transit-adjacent positions). The PLVE designation includes the higher-grade vandal rating in the model lineage.
Single IP address — what does that simplify? +
**Single IP address for both sensors** simplifies network configuration vs. a 2-IP-address dual-sensor architecture. One Cat6 drop, one PoE port, one VMS license channel allocation per sensor head (most VMS platforms count multi-sensor cameras as multiple channels for licensing — verify with the specific VMS), one IP-management entry. Reduces network configuration complexity and may reduce VMS-license cost on platforms that license per-IP rather than per-channel.