The Datavideo PTC-155TW is a white Full HD PTZ camera for live production, corporate events, classrooms and houses of worship. Its dual-lens system automatically tracks a selected subject, while 30x optical zoom moves from a wide view to a close-up. Connect through HDMI, 3G-SDI, UVC, IP or HDBaseT; HDBaseT carries video, audio, power and control over a single…
The Datavideo PTC-155TW is a white Full HD PTZ camera for live production, corporate events, classrooms and houses of worship. Its dual-lens system automatically tracks a selected subject, while 30x optical zoom moves from a wide view to a close-up. Connect through HDMI, 3G-SDI, UVC, IP or HDBaseT; HDBaseT carries video, audio, power and control over a single cable up to 100 m.
The dual-lens system combines a wide-angle view of the scene with automatic tracking of a selected object. Tracking can be activated with a single command, and the camera responds with PTZ movement without the need to stand next to it.
The 30× optical zoom allows you to switch from a wide-angle view to close-ups. A 16× digital zoom and 255 preset positions are also available.
HDMI 1.3, 3G-SDI, UVC, and HDBaseT outputs enable integration into various production setups. The RJ-45 network interface supports IP transmission and NDI|HX3; the camera can be controlled via RS-422, DVIP, VISCA, VISCA over IP, or ONVIF.
HDBaseT transmits video, audio, power, and control over a single cable up to 100 m. The camera also supports RTSP, RTMP/RTMPS, and SRT streaming, SD card recording, and H.264/H.265 compression.

| Manufacturer: | Datavideo |
| Category: | PTZ |
| Camera Sensor size | Sony 1/2.8" CMOS |
| Resolution | 1080p 50/60 fps · 2.14 MP |
| Output | HDBaseT · HDMI 1.3 · 3G-SDI · Ethernet / IP · UVC |
| Maximum video resolution | Full HD |
| Optical zoom | 30× |
| Video outputs | HDMI · SDI · Ethernet / IP |
| Network protocols | SRT · RTMP / RTMPS · RTSP / RTP · NDI|HX3 |
| Record format | H.264 / H.265 (IP & USB streaming) |
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