Uniview adds a mini network PTZ camera to its video surveillance offering

This 5MP PTZ model provides a detailed image by applying 120 dB True WDR, which can correct any over-exposed and dark scene and then create the most balanced final image.

The manufacturer of video surveillance solutions Uniview is introducing its new model of mini PTZ network camera in the international market.

Unlike the complicated setup and installation of traditional cameras, with uniview mini PTZ network camera it only takes a few minutes to set up. Its design provides three simple and flexible installation methods, such as surface mounting ceilings, walls and even with tripod. After this it is quick to set up using a WiFi connection. Simply connect it by cable, scan the code through a smartphone app and the video will be broadcast immediately.

Uniview mini PTZ applies new anti-glare glass, which increases infrared transmittance in a 8% and improves average light compensation performance for video and avoids regional overexpress. In addition, the microphone is built on top of the Pan-Tilt. Moves along with the camera, which ensures that the audio is clear all the time.

The mini PTZ model of 5 MP features a light that can present a sharp image with a minimum of 0,0005 Lux; while being able to provide a detailed picture by applying 120 dB True WDR, that can correct any over-exposed and dark scene, and then create the most balanced final image.

In addition, mini PTZ cameras use 5x 2.7~13.5mm optical varifocal lenses that are capable of showing wider and farther vision, and also have the same capacity as PTZ domes, that produce clear, consistently focused images during zoom, so no information is lost.

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