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PTZOptics Move SE 12X Optical Zoom SDI/HDMI/NDI|HX PTZ Camera, White

SKU: PTZPT12XSEWHG3

MSKU: PT12X-SE-WH-G3

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Original price $1,319.00
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Current price $1,199.00
$1,199.00 - $1,199.00
Current price $1,199.00
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Move SE 12X Optical Zoom SDI/HDMI/NDI|HX PTZ Camera (White)

Key Features:

  • 12X optical zoom with a wide 72.5° horizontal field of view for small-to-medium spaces
  • Simultaneous video output via 3G-SDI, HDMI, USB 2.0, and IP (NDI|HX 3 / SRT / RTSP / RTMP)
  • Built-in automatic presenter tracking without requiring external hardware or tracking software
  • High-sensitivity CMOS sensor delivering up to 1080p resolution at 60 fps
  • Power over Ethernet (PoE 802.3af) for single-cable video transmission, control, and power
  • 3.5mm audio input for embedding line-level audio directly into IP and digital video streams
  • Flexible control protocols including VISCA over IP, VISCA Serial (RS-232/RS-485), NDI, and IR remote
  • Software upgradable to full NDI functionality via an optional licensing upgrade

Simultaneous Multi-Output & Advanced IP Streaming

The PT12X-SE-WH-G3 delivers simultaneous video across 3G-SDI, HDMI, USB, and IP connections. Supporting modern streaming protocols such as NDI|HX 3, SRT, and RTMP, it connects seamlessly to hardware video switchers, web conferencing software, or network streaming platforms.

Presenter Auto-Tracking & PoE Deployment

Equipped with built-in presenter auto-tracking, the camera automatically follows instructors, speakers, or presenters across stages without requiring a dedicated camera operator. PoE support simplifies installation by passing power, video, tally signals, and control over a single standard network cable.