As a cost-effective 4K PTZ camera, the SRG-X40UH delivers stunning detail and high-quality images, natural color reproduction, and high sensitivity that captures facial features and other relevant details in remote communication situations, even in low light. Furthermore, 4K oversampling produces excellent image quality even in FHD.
A powerful zoom of up to 40x in FHD and 30x in 4K with Clear Image Zoom technology[ii], combined with a wide viewing angle of approximately 70°, complements fast and smooth PTZ movement with ceiling-mounting options, meaning this camera is capable of capturing important scenes in a variety of locations, from small conference rooms to large auditoriums.
The SRG-X40UH, with its simple UVC and HDMI connections and PoE+ compatibility, can be integrated into existing systems with minimal cabling and is remotely controlled via a VISCA/VISCA command over IP.
With over 20 years of technical expertise, Sony's range of PTZ and remote cameras is widely used today for communication and remote teaching purposes in hospitals, universities and corporate facilities, or for remote production at events and broadcast stations:
- Remote communication in corporate or educational environments.
Sony's PTZ and remote cameras offer a reliable solution that adapts to a wide range of teaching spaces and meeting rooms, whether for videoconferencing or recording. Thanks to their quiet and discreet design, the SRG camera adds an elegant touch to any business or training space. These cameras enhance training and collaborative learning through live streaming, facilitating real-time communication between students and teachers across different campuses and homes, and with other institutions. The clarity of 4K also contributes to the current demand for interactive discussions, and the recording and streaming of lectures and classroom presentations live or for future use.
- Healthcare Environments:
The SRG series is used in healthcare facilities to remotely monitor patients and equipment, ensuring optimal patient care setup even in low-light environments. The cameras also capture, manage, and distribute live clinical procedure content from operating rooms and treatment rooms to conference rooms at other institutions for training and educational purposes.
