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Telycam Meet USB2 Conference PTZ with HDMI and 10x Optical Zoom

Meet+ 10X is ideally used for video conferencing in small and medium-sized meeting rooms. It is equipped with Panasonic 1/2.8"sensor and high quality 10X optical lens, to output crisp images with realistic colour, even in low light or high contrast of brightness and darkness environment. USB and HDMI can output different resolutions respectively at the same time, both can be up to 1080p60.

SKU: GC199-MEET+ 10

Telycam Meet USB2 Conference PTZ with HDMI and 10x Optical Zoom

Telycam Meet USB2 Conference PTZ with HDMI and 10x Optical Zoom

Meet+ 10X is ideally used for video conferencing in small and medium-sized meeting rooms. It is equipped with Panasonic 1/2.8"sensor and high quality 10X optical lens, to output crisp images with realistic colour, even in low light or high contrast of brightness and darkness environment. USB and HDMI can output different resolutions respectively at the same time, both can be up to 1080p60.

Power via USB-C port.

It works with any of your favorite conferencing software, totally plug and play, and user-friendly.

1080p60 FHD Output

Equipped with advanced image processing technology, cutting-edge algorithms, a Panasonic 1/2.8-inch sensor, and a high-quality lens, it outputs crystal-clear images with up to 1080p60 FHD resolution.

10X Optical Zoom

Featured with a high-quality 10X optical zoom lens, which is able to capture the participants at a distance of 10 meters, allowing the participants to occupy 1/3 of the screen in the display very clear and lively.

USB and HDMI output With USB-C and HDMI video ports, which can output the same or different resolutions respectively at the same time.

Power via USB-C Meet+ 10X can power via a USB-C port directly, with no need for the power supply adaptor, which makes deployment even more simple, a single cable enables power, video, and control.

Smooth and Silent PTZ Movement

Thanks to the compact and sophisticated mechanism design, and accurate driven algorithms, TLC-1000-HU2-10 can move very smoothly without noise at variable pan/tilt/zoom speed.

Key Features:

Full HD 1080p60 Video Output

Panasonic 1/2.8" Image Sensor

10x Optical Zoom Lens

Simultaneous USB-C and HDMI Output

Single-Cable USB-C Power and Control

Smooth and Silent PTZ Movement

Crystal-Clear Low-Light Imaging

Plug-and-Play Conference Camera

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Telycam Meet USB2 Conference PTZ with HDMI and 10x Optical Zoom

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Telycam Meet USB2 Conference PTZ with HDMI and 10x Optical Zoom

Meet+ 10X is ideally used for video conferencing in small and medium-sized meeting rooms. It is equipped with Panasonic 1/2.8"sensor and high quality 10X optical lens, to output crisp images with realistic colour, even in low light or high contrast of brightness and darkness environment. USB and HDMI can output different resolutions respectively at the same time, both can be up to 1080p60.

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