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BZBGEAR

BZBGEAR BG-UPTZ-30XHSU-S 30x PTZ network camera Silver

SKU CH-WGCS-09HVP

A PTZ network camera with 30x optical zoom, simultaneous HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0 and IP outputs, PoE power and ONVIF, RTSP, RTMP streaming protocols

  • Connection methodUSB 3.0, HDMI, 3G-SDI, LAN(POE), RS232/485, LINE IN
  • Cameras included1 Camera
  • Type of camera2 Megapixel
  • Network protocolsRTSP, RTMP, ONVIF, GB/T28181
  • Pan and tilt340°(max. speed: 80°/s) / -30° to +90° (max. speed: 60°/s)
  • Sensor type1/2.8 in Progressive CMOS

Model 30X

  • 30x optical zoom captures distant detail clearly
  • Simultaneous HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0 and IP streaming fits any workflow
  • Pan 340° at 80°/s and tilt -30° to +90° covers wide areas fast
  • PoE delivers power and data over one cable for simple installs
  • ONVIF, RTSP, RTMP and GB/T28181 support works with most platforms

Silver PTZ camera for live streaming

The BZBGEAR BG-UPTZ-30XHSU-S is a 2 megapixel PTZ network camera built for live streaming and video production. It captures 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second using a 1/2.8 inch progressive CMOS sensor. The silver chassis houses 30x optical zoom plus 10x digital zoom for versatile framing. It suits houses of worship, education, healthcare and performance venues needing simultaneous multi-output delivery.

Multi-output connectivity and PoE power

Video leaves the camera over HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0 and IP streams all at once, simplifying integration with switchers, recorders and software. A 3.5 mm line input embeds external audio into every output. Power over Ethernet supplies the unit through a single LAN cable, while a 12 V DC option remains available. Control paths include IR remote, IP VISCA, ONVIF and cascadable RS232/485 with support for 255 preset positions.

Protocol limits and mounting footprint

Streaming relies on H.264 or H.265 compression carried over RTSP, RTMP, ONVIF or GB/T28181, so the network must sustain the chosen bitrate without excess latency. Pan covers 340 degrees at up to 80 degrees per second; tilt ranges from -30 to +90 degrees at up to 60 degrees per second. The camera body measures 178 by 115.5 by 150.9 millimetres, which determines the mounting surface required. Buyers needing 4K resolution or wireless connectivity will need a different model.

How it compares

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Price $991.99
Pricier than about 88% of the 1,080 comparable items (median $158.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameBZBGEAR
Model nameBG-UPTZ-30XHSU-S
Product typePTZ HDMI/SDI/USB 3.0 RS232/485 Live Streaming Camera
Product colorSilver
Audio & video
Type of camera2 Megapixel
IP cameraYes
Pan and tilt340°(max. speed: 80°/s) / -30° to +90° (max. speed: 60°/s)
Sensor type1/2.8 in Progressive CMOS
Camera resolution2 MP
Video resolution1080p60/50, 1080i60/50, 1080p30/25,720p60/50
Video frame rateup to 60fps
Optical zoom30x Optical Zoom
SoundYes
Connectivity
Connection methodUSB 3.0, HDMI, 3G-SDI, LAN(POE), RS232/485, LINE IN
Network protocolsRTSP, RTMP, ONVIF, GB/T28181
ONVIF supportYes
Power
PoE supportYes
Power details12 V DC
Size & build
Measurements(L)178× (W)115.5 ×(H)150.9 mm
Product weight1.38KG
In the box
Cameras included1 Camera

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Questions about this item

What bandwidth does the USB 3.0 interface cap the video feed at?

USB 3.0 limits the output to 5 Gbps, so 1080p60 YUY2 fits but higher bit-rate codecs would be throttled.

What physical space and mount pattern does the camera need?

The body measures 178×115.5×150.9 mm and uses a standard 1/4-20 tripod thread on the base for ceiling or wall brackets.

How is the camera powered and configured for IP streaming, and what step do installers often miss?

Connect 12 V DC or PoE, then log into the web UI to enable RTSP/RTMP and set the ONVIF profile; forgetting to save the streaming profile after reboot is the common mistake.

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