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Camera CV605 USB/HDMI PTZ
- PTZ Camera
- CMOS 1/3" 2MP
- 1920x1080 50/60P
- HDMI/USB-C/RJ45 Outputs
- 5x Optical & 10x Digital Zoom
- IP with RS232 via Ethernet
- Pan: 270° Tilt: 60°
- PoE IEEE802.3af – 12W Power Cons.
CV605 USB/HDMI PTZ
The CV605 5X optical zoom USB-C, HDMI and IP camera utilizes a professional grade 2 Megapixel sensor to capture crisp HD video starting at a wide-angle 85° and up to 1920x1080p resolution at 60fps. Multiple outputs include HDMI, USB.C and IP (H.265/H.264). Marshall's straight forward design and ease-of-use make this camera an affordable camera for a wide variety of video conference, video streaming and professional A/V applications. CV605-U3 can be setup through one Ethernet (CAT) cable carrying video, audio, power (PoE), and control over IP. Also is easily dockable via OBS Studio, Zoom (certified) and as well as useful in other soft codecs.
Ultra-Wide 85° Horizontal AOV
The wide-angle optical zoom lens offers an impressive 85-degree horizontal angle-of-view (wide open) with minimal distortion. Optical zoom from 3 ~ 15mm (F1.8~F2.8) and an additional 10x digital zoom.
Flexible USB-C + HDMI + IP options
The CV605-U3 offers a USB-C connection for video conference, collaboration, and streaming. HDMI opens a wide range of options with HDMI workflows and IP provides an easy one-cable to camera setup and operation.
Low-light Sensitivity
The CV605-U3 PTZ camera operates with exceptional low-light sensitivity, ensuring a clear picture in variable and challenging lighting conditions, including video conference, live streaming, live podcast and other applications with challenging light sources.
One Cable to Camera
One cable to camera can provide video, audio, control, and power (PoE) over one cable with IP (H.265/H.264) and HDMI simultaneous outputs with audio embedding.
Privacy Standby Mode
The CV605-U3 PTZ camera contains a standby mode for privacy between video calls. Managing what is being streamed over the internet is paramount to protect intellectual properties and proprietary information while not in video meetings.
