FAQ

What is a PTZ camera?

Pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras are equipped with mechanical parts that allow them to swive horizontally (left to right), tilt vertically (up and down), and zoom in and out of a scene. This functionality enables comprehensive surveillance of large areas. Check out our indoor camera and outdoor camera featured with PTZ for surveillance.

What is auto-tracking in PTZ cameras?

Auto-tracking is a feature that allows the camera to automatically follow moving objects within its field of view. This ensures that dynamic events are continuously monitored without manual intervention.

How to control PZT cameras remotely?

With SriHome, you can easily control PTZ cameras via our mobile app. Simply install the app on your mobile device to pan, tilt, and zoom in or out effortlessly for seamless CCTV monitoring.

What are the differences between conventional CCTV and PTZ cameras?

Traditional CCTV cameras are typically fixed, monitoring a specific area without the ability to adjust their view. In contrast, PTZ cameras can actively move and zoom, allowing them to cover larger areas and focus on specific details as needed. This dynamic capability makes PTZ cameras more versatile for comprehensive surveillance.

Are PTZ cameras suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, SriHome has offers outdoor PTZ cameras. They are specifically built to withstand various weather conditions and often come with features like weatherproof housings and temperature resistance.

Does PTZ cameras need power source?

Yes, PTZ cameras require a power source to operate their mechanical components and capture video.

  • Direct Power Supply Camera: Using an adapter connected to an electrical outlet.
  • Power over Ethernet (PoE) Camera: Allows both power and data transmission through a single Ethernet cable, simplifying installation.

Solar Power Camera: Some models are equipped with batteries and solar panels, offering flexibility in locations without direct power access.