AW-UE160WEJEAN  5025232934096

The Panasonic AW-UE160W is a 4K pan/tilt camera with a highly sensitive 1" MOS sensor - color White.
The PTZ camera offers a high sensitivity of F14/2000 lx , equivalent to a studio camera.
Noise reduction and improved image quality are achieved through the newly developed image processing engine, which is also used in the LUMIX, by combining various functions including the PDAF (Phase Detection Autofocus) function, a new function in the PTZ camera that enables high- speed focusingon moving subjects, the camera can be used in all sorts of situations, such as Produce high-quality videos, for example, when recording in dark places and when recording moving subjects.
In addition, the AW-UE160 has a 20x zoom , an optical low -pass filter that significantly reduces moiré when shooting with LED/LCD panels, and integrated optical and electrical image stabilization .
The 4K output can be output via the 12G-SDI or HDMI connection. With the optional software license AW-SFU60 , the Panasonic AW-UE160 PTZ camera can also be used in the SMPTE ST2110 standard via the SFP+ outputoutput. Support for mobile 5G routers (USB tethering compatible) to wirelessly transmit 4K video data from the spot.
The integrated NDI function and the NDI|HX offer high image quality with low latency and high bandwidth .
In this way, videos can be transmitted in real time in high quality. SRT as a video transmission protocol with high security and suitability for unstable network environments, as well as RTMP and RTMPS for direct upload of videos to live streaming services such as YouTube Live, Facebook Live from the camera are also standard.
The camera can be controlled via the PTZ Control Center using a computer or with optional control panelsbeing controlled.
The Panasonic AW-UE160 can be supplied with power either via DC 12 V or via an Ethernet cable via Poe+ .

1" 4K MOS Sensor
highly sensitive sensor F11/2000 lx (normal), F14/2000 lx (high sensitive)
20x optical zoom
Optical low-pass filter significantly reduces moiré when sho