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  • Lumens 4k Ultra HD PTZ offers spectacular picture quality

Lumens 4k Ultra HD PTZ offers spectacular picture quality

New to the Lumens range of optical solutions is its first 4k Ultra high definition (HD) pan, tilt, zoom (PTZ) camera - the VC-A70H

Designed to be one of the most intuitive solutions from Lumens, the VC-A70H has up to 128 user defined pre-set modes ensuring it is compatible in virtually any environment.

Offering a host of advanced features, this versatile PTZ camera delivers immaculate and vivid picture quality suitable for a wide range of applications, including boardroom videoconferencing, lecture hall presentations and live event broadcasting. ">">

The VC-A70H produces exceptionally crisp images thanks to its 1/2.3-type progressive scan Exmor R CMOS sensor and 8.3 megapixels output resolution. Exposure Mode creates clear pictures, even in low lit environments or spaces with extreme contrasts of brightness and shadows - commonplace among conference rooms and lecture theatres. Users can enjoy excellent white balance thanks to its 12x optical zoom lens.

The VC-A70H has the ability to pan from -170° to 170°, as well as a tilting angle up to 90° and down to -30°. Its panoramic viewing angle, with a 74° horizontal field of view, means users can enjoy projections on a wider screen surface.

This 4k Ultra HD PTZ has an HDMI and HDBaseT output, allowing users to stream from two sources simultaneously for spectacular picture quality. In addition to ultra HD resolution, the HDBaseT interface offers long distance transmission of up to 70 metres carrying power, video and control through a single CAT5e/6 cable. A highly efficient DC motor servo controller achieves high-speed, accurate yet quiet positioning movements.

Pricing and availability

·        VC-A70H Ultra-HD PTZ camera - RRP $7,999, available now

Offering users added peace of mind, all new products in the Lumens range come with a comprehensive three year warranty.


* 4k Ultra HD resolution is picture quality that is four times greater than Full HD 1080p.