Sony SNC-RZ50P - Intelligent all-in-one IP network camera with integrated PTZ

The SNC-RZ50P is an intelligent Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera. Building on the performance and versatility of the best-selling SNC-RZ30P, Sony's SNC-RZ50P offers increased functionality that allows users to benefit from intelligent monitoring in a wide range of surveillance applications. The intelligent motion detection and intelligent object detection improve workflow and are the largest single differentiator in the new platform of network cameras. In addition, this product can be to upgraded to support Sony Intelligent Video Analysis using a free firmware upgrade.

Additional improvements include dynamic frame integration, which captures moving and static objects in a precise way, while retaining superior sensitivity. The inclusion of a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) chip and dual video codecs open new possibilities and allow Sony products to bring even more to monitoring systems.

Pan, tilt and 26x optical zoom

The SNC-RZ50 incorporates pan, tilt and 26x optical zoom capability to provide large field of view and a combination of overview and detail. With a pan and tilt speed of 300 degree per second, you can move to a desired area instantaneously. Up to 16 preset positions can be set with return accuracy of ±0.064 degree.

Day/night function

With the use of day/night function, the SNC-RZ50 offers high sensitivity (minimum illumination 0.3 lux) and excellent visibility in poor and varying light conditions.

Multiple compression formats (JPEG, MPEG4, H.264)

Depending on application and available bandwidth on a network, you can select your optimum codec from above three codecs. Typically, the compression ratio of MPEG-4 is approximately four times higher than JPEG, while H.264's compression ratio is approximately twice that of the MPEG-4.

MPEG-4 and JPEG dual encoding capability

The SNC-RZ50P can generate MPEG-4 and JPEG images simultaneously. While JPEG stream can be recorded and monitored locally, where available bandwidth is sufficient, MPEG-4 can be transmitted over the Internet even under limited bandwidth.