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Brand: Axis
Axis D2210-VE 61 GHz Radar with LED Strip for Area and Traffic Monitoring
Description
A compact 61 GHz radar with a built-in warning light
The Axis D2210-VE is a small FMCW radar working at 61.0 to 61.5 GHz that detects, classifies and tracks humans and vehicles. It covers 95 degrees horizontally and offers three profiles: one-directional road monitoring, two-directional road monitoring and area monitoring. For vehicles the datasheet quotes speeds up to 360 km/h for oncoming traffic with the one-directional road profile, and a detection range of up to 150 m.
What sets it apart from larger radars is the integrated dynamic LED strip with red, green and blue LEDs and predefined light patterns. Axis gives a daylight visibility of up to 60 m in direct sunlight, and the strip can be used to deter, warn or notify, or switched off for discreet monitoring. The radar also supplies PoE out, so a camera or a horn speaker can be connected without an extra power drop, and it supports speaker pairing and camera pairing.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / model | Axis Communications, AXIS D2210-VE Radar |
| Sensor / frequency | FMCW; 61.0 to 61.5 GHz (road monitoring centre frequencies 61.340 GHz and 61.140 GHz); below 100 mW EIRP |
| Field of detection | Horizontal 95 degrees |
| Profiles | One-directional road, two-directional road, area monitoring |
| Detection range | Road profiles: up to 150 m for a vehicle; area profile: 5 to 60 m for a person, 5 to 90 m for a vehicle (measured at 5 m height, 15 degree tilt) |
| Speed | One-directional road: up to 360 km/h oncoming, 280 km/h departing; two-directional road: up to 200 km/h; area: up to 55 km/h |
| Accuracy | Speed plus or minus 2 km/h; distance 0.8 m (road) or 0.5 m (area); angle 95th percentile below 1.2 degrees; spatial differentiation 3 m |
| Coverage | Area profile 2700 m2 for persons, 6100 m2 for vehicles |
| Recommended mounting | Height 3.5 to 12 m; tilt 15 degrees (adjustable 0 to 30 degrees) |
| Coexistence | 61 GHz band; radius 350 m; up to 8 radars recommended |
| System on chip / memory | ARTPEC-8 with DLPU; 1048 MB RAM, 8192 MB flash |
| Radar video output | 1920 x 1080 to 640 x 360, up to 10 fps; H.264, H.265, Motion JPEG; up to 20 streams |
| Dynamic LED strip | RGB LEDs with predefined light patterns; daylight visibility up to 60 m (direct sunlight) |
| Applications | AXIS Speed Monitor; AXIS Radar Autotracking for PTZ; ACAP support for third-party applications |
| Integration | ONVIF Profiles G, M, S, T; VAPIX; object GPS position when the radar position is entered |
| Casing | White aluminium NCS S 1002-B; IP66/IP67, NEMA 4X, IK10; NEMA TS 2; wind speed 75 m/s sustained |
| Power | PoE IEEE 802.3at Type 2 Class 4, typical 5.88 W, max 8 W; 10 to 28 V DC, typical 5 W, max 6.44 W |
| PoE output | 802.3at Type 2 Class 4 (30 W) to a second device; requires 802.3bt Type 3 Class 6 input, max 38 W |
| Connectors | Shielded RJ45 PoE input and RJ45 PoE output; terminal block 1 supervised alarm input and 1 output; DC input |
| Operating temperature | -40 to 60 degC; humidity 10 to 100% RH (condensing) |
| Weight | 1250 g; EPA 0.023 m2 |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 5 years |
Using the LED strip, PoE out and road profiles
The road profiles are meant for traffic at 30 m or more from the sensor and the area profile for open ground. The datasheet notes that detection range depends on mounting height, tilt and placement, and recommends placing the radar in front of or behind moving vehicles for road use. Use the manufacturer tools named in the datasheet, such as Site Designer, to check coverage before ordering.
The LED strip offers a visible deterrent without a separate lamp, and the PoE output can power a nearby camera or speaker; the PoE output requires the radar to be fed by 802.3bt Type 3 Class 6 at up to 38 W. If the output is not used, ordinary 802.3at Class 4 is sufficient, and DC input from 10 to 28 V is available for sites without PoE. Compare it with the Axis Q6315-LE PTZ when planning verification of a radar alarm by a camera.
Send the profile, mounting height, coverage width, power source and the device to be connected to the PoE output when requesting a quotation. Note that the 61 GHz band rules and approvals differ by country, so ask us to confirm the market approvals listed in the datasheet for your destination.
Related Axis radar products
Axis radars differ in frequency, coverage angle and features; the table compares the three radar-based pages on this site.
| Model | Description |
|---|---|
| AXIS D2210-VE | This page: 61 GHz radar, 95 degrees, LED strip |
| AXIS D2110-VE | 24 GHz radar, 180 degrees, listed on this site |
| AXIS Q1656-DLE | Camera with integrated 61 GHz radar, listed on this site |
Documents and quotation
The attached Axis datasheet contains the complete radar tables and footnotes. Include the profile, mounting position and power details with your request for quotation. Related products: CCTV and security products.
Datasheets & Documents
- Datasheet Axis D2210-VE datasheet (manufacturer, EN) Download
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About brand
Axis Communications is a Swedish maker of network video and security products, founded in 1984 in Lund by Martin Gren, Mikael Karlsson and Keith Bloodworth. It started with print servers and protocol converters for IBM environments and launched one of the first network cameras in 1996. Since 2015 Axis has been part of the Canon Group, run as a separate company from its Lund headquarters.
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Axis company profile
| Founded | 1984, Lund, Sweden |
|---|---|
| Founders | Martin Gren, Mikael Karlsson and Keith Bloodworth |
| First products | Protocol converters and printer interfaces for IBM mainframe and minicomputer environments |
| Headquarters | Lund, Sweden |
| Ownership | Canon Group since 2015; Axis operates as a separate company with its own management |
| Product families | Fixed, PTZ, panoramic and thermal network cameras, explosion-protected cameras for hazardous areas, radar, network audio, intercoms, access control and AXIS Camera Station video management |
Milestones
- 1984: Axis is founded in Lund.
- 1996: The AXIS NetEye 200, one of the first network cameras, is launched.
- 2015: Canon makes an offer for all Axis shares; the Axis board accepts and Axis joins the Canon Group.
Axis product series
Fixed cameras include the P1465-LE bullet, the P3265-LVE dome and the Q1656-LE box camera, and PTZ cameras include the Q6315-LE, Q6225-LE and the AI-based Q6355-LE. For hazardous areas there are the XFQ1656 explosion-protected box camera, the Q1961-XTE thermal camera and the P1468-XLE 4K bullet for zone 2 and division 2, plus the XC1311 explosion-protected horn speaker.
Detection and access products include the Q2101-TE thermometric camera, the Q1656-DLE radar-video fusion camera, the D2110-VE and D2210-VE security radars, the I8116-E and I8016-LVE video intercoms, the A8207-VE door station and the C1310-E horn speaker.
Where Axis products are used
Process plants, tank farms, substations, ports, yards, utilities and commercial buildings, where cameras, radar and speakers protect perimeters, gates and process areas and feed a video management system through ONVIF or the Axis API. Thermometric cameras also monitor equipment temperatures.
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Ordering Axis products: what we need
State the model and part number, the variant, mounting accessories, PoE class or power supply, hazardous-area classification where relevant, and the video management software in use.
Facts checked against published Axis company histories and the 2015 Canon offer, October 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What frequency does the Axis D2210-VE use?
61.0 to 61.5 GHz FMCW radar with less than 100 mW EIRP.
What is the horizontal field of detection?
95 degrees.
How fast a vehicle can it monitor?
Up to 360 km/h for oncoming vehicles in the one-directional road profile; 200 km/h in the two-directional profile.
What is the LED strip for?
Axis describes it as a way to deter, warn or notify, with RGB LEDs and predefined patterns visible up to 60 m in direct sunlight.
Can it power another device?
Yes. It provides 802.3at Type 2 Class 4 PoE output (30 W) when fed by 802.3bt Type 3 Class 6.
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