This PTZ Camera Can be Controlled From Anywhere

5.8 inches wide, 7.8 inches high

The KY-PZ100 from JVC is a PTZ camera that can be controlled from anywhere over the internet.

With traditional PTZ cameras, you can control the pan, tilt and zoom, but there is usually a serial or proprietary control cable between the controller and the camera. So the location must be wired for that. The KY-PZ100 is network controllable. Just plug-in a Wi-Fi adaptor, and you can control one camera or up to 100 other cameras anywhere in the world. So you can set a camera anywhere and then control it from your home simply by using a web browser or the dedicated RM-LP100 remote control panel, or any one of a variety of remote units using standard protocol such as Tricaster.

The camera will also stream over the internet at 1080i/60, 1080p, 720p, and 360p video with 2-channel audio.

This could be especially helpful for churches that wish to narrowcast their services to shut-ins or others. Or for any other local event such as a wedding. Check whether you local camera rental house plans on stocking this camera. The camera also accepts micro SDHC/SDXC cards for internal HD recording up to 50Mbps.

The KY-PZ100 will function as a stand-alone remote camera or it can be part of a multi-camera system. It features 3G-SDI and HDMI outputs.

A single Ethernet cable will power the camera, control it, and stream to the world. Or it can go wireless. Just provide power to the camera, plug in a WiFi adapter or LTE modem, and you’ll have a robotic camera that can be placed anywhere and stream full HD video.

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