Stunning Full HD Resolution with Auto Tracking and HDBaseT Technology

Discover the PTC-145T, a PTZ camera blending stunning Full HD resolution with advanced HDBaseT technology for long-distance, high-quality video transmission. Equipped with a 1/2.8” CMOS sensor, it offers superb image quality, 20x optical zoom, and 8x digital zoom.

This camera supports HDMI, 3G-SDI, and streaming outputs, alongside HDBaseT for versatile connectivity. It features line-in and 3.5mm microphone inputs for superior audio, and one-click AI Tracking for smooth operation without a dedicated operator.

Available in dark blue or white, the PTC-145T is a stylish addition to any setting, perfect for those seeking both visual and technological excellence.

One Cable Solution*

HDBaseT allows you to transmit power, HD video, control, and tally over a single Ethernet cable. 

Note: Seperate CAT 6 cable needs to be connected to the DVIP/LAN connection for access to web UI.

20x Optical Zoom, 8x Digital Zoom

The PTC-145T's 20x optical zoom and 8x digital zoom allows you to mount it near or far and still get great, sharp shots.

Advanced 3D Noise Reduction Function

The PTC-145T supports advanced digital noise reduction technology, which enables it to capture clear and smooth images even in less-than-perfect lighting conditions. This remarkable feature ensures that your footage remains crisp and vibrant, regardless of the lighting challenges you may encounter.

Quick Access to Camera’s Auto Tracking

You will be granted direct access to Auto Tracking via various external controllers such as the supplied RMC-1AT PTZ remote controller and RMC-300A DVIP controller, PTC View Assist App, and the TPC-700, etc. You can choose a suitable controller according to your needs.

In addition to camera controllers, you can also easily enable Auto Tracking on smart switchers, including iCAST mini, SHOWCAST 100, etc.

Custom Auto Object Tracking

If you are filming multiple people, you can designate a person for auto tracking. Once linked to the camera, only the designated person will be tracked, avoiding interferences such as the desks, people coming back and forth, large objects, etc.