Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) Security Cameras

Security Systems With PTZ Technology

Pan, Tilt, Zoom, commonly referred to as PTZ, is a camera feature involving your camera's ability to move its lens and refocus. Most PTZ cameras can rotate their lens along three axis for an ineradicable range of movement and camera coverage. There are of course always a few blind spots imposed by the mounting hardware and the cameras own housing, but these are very minimal. The primary advantage of a PTZ camera is of course the ability, through the software on the actual Network Video Recorder, or the software on the remote viewing app, to rotate your camera side-to-side or up and down while also zooming in and out in live time, giving you unprecedented level of control of your cameras field of view and viewing angle. With such a technology one camera can be used to watch a large area and bring distant objects easily into range with a crystal clear image.

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Why PTZ?

A security camera solution for businesses of all sizes

A PTZ Camera gives your business the power to monitor your area in the exact way you see fit. Monitoring a large area from a single point? A PTZ Camera lets you survey different parts of a space from different angles and zoom in on certain things to get a closer look. Another benefit of a PTZ Camera is the freedom it offers — giving you precise control from anywhere with remote control and viewing capabilities. View even the largest spaces effortlessly with a PTZ.

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PTZ Cameras have a more complex set up process than most standard security cameras and require an experienced professional installation to get the job done right. Camera Security Now offers highly-skilled camera techs ready to install your PTZ system. Improper installation may lead to broken parts, or even a sallow or unresponsive display. Don’t let the installation process lessen the benefits of your new PTZ system, contact Camera Security now today.

What makes a PTZ different?

The true power of a PTZ Camera lies in the functionality and versatility given to the user through the PTZ Control Panel. With a Control Panel, the camera can be remotely panned from side-to-side, tilted up and down and zoomed in or out, depending on the depth of the area being viewed. An indoor or outdoor PTZ camera can have its scope of view modified from anywhere, anytime, meaning you have full control over your camera security system. Contact Camera Security Now to learn more about how a PTZ Security Camera System can enhance the security of your business.

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Dahua

This 4MP PTZ camera from Dahua offers Analytics+ functions which allow it to significantly improve accuracy and reliability compared to standard intelligent features. With a 45x zoom and H.265 video compression this camera provides and all-in-one solution for capturing long-distance security footage for outdoor applications.

Uniview

Uniview presents a wonderful PTZ camera with 22x optical zoom and fifth-generation IR technology that allows the camera to see up to 646ft at night. This affordable, weather-resistant camera is ideal for watching over large outdoor spaces and will keep your business secure day or night.

Axis

From Axis Communications comes a reliable and robust PTZ camera sepcially designed with high precision pan, tilt, and zoom along with long-range IR to cover wide and long-distance areas. This tough camera can recognise and identify targets in large open areas even in poor light or complete darkenss making this camera ideal for 24/7, all-weather security anywhere you need it.

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Frequently Asked Questions For Pan-Tilt-Zoom Cameras

Can a PTZ camera be used indoors?

No, most PTZ cameras are too big to have any practical use inside of a building. Most PTZ cameras are designed for outdoor use where they can be placed up high to let their high optical zoom and pan-tilt-zoom capabilities take full effect. A PTZ camera indoors would be wasting its potential as you wouldn't need such features just to watch over a small room.

If I need my PTZ camera to move do I have to manually control it?

If your PTZ camera needs to move or rotate to look in a different direction you can control it manually using remote access and aim it where you want to. However, PTZ cameras come with software that allows you to tell the camera where to look and when, you could make it constantly pan over an area, you can set it to check a certain area at a certain time, or you can even pair it with other cameras to have it track and detect objects outside of the camera's field of view.

Will the camera footage be high quality even when zoomed in?

Your PTZ camera footage, compared to other cameras, will still retain quality even when zoomed in. However, the farther you zoom in the less quality your footage will have. As with all video from any camera the farther you zoom in the less quality it will have. Although compared to other cameras with zoom functions a PTZ camera will retain its video quality for longer when you zoom in on an area or object.

Nationwide PTZ Security Cameras

Our corporate office is located in Middletown, Ohio between Dayton and Cincinnati. Camera Security Now offers a network of technicians across the United States that are experts at installing and servicing PTZ cameras in all 50 states.

All of our PTZ security camera installations are backed with the same customer satisfaction guarantee that we extend to local clients, regardless of your business location. With service represenatives at the ready to answer any question or handle any problem, we put the customer first, evey time.

For a PTZ security camera estimate, we require a site visit, which typically requires a fee. However, we offer free onsite estimates for businesses local to us in the following areas:

Local Ohio Service Areas

If you don't see your city listed here, check out our full list of Ohio Service Areas, or for those outside of Ohio, find our Nationwide Service Area List here.