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Sony SNT-EX101E 1 Channel Encoder PoE

SKU CH-7QJA-CQ5M7

Converts one analogue camera into an IP stream with dual encoding, motion detection, PTZ support and PoE power

  • Product typeSecurity & Motion
  • Single-channel video encoding with H.264 compression
  • Dual-stream output for simultaneous live view and recording
  • PTZ camera control and intelligent motion detection
  • Power over Ethernet plus bi-directional audio support

One-Channel Encoder for Analogue Cameras

The Sony SNT-EX101E converts a single analogue video source into IP streams using H.264, MPEG-4 and JPEG formats. It supports dual streaming and intelligent motion detection, making it suitable for adding legacy cameras to a modern surveillance network. Power over Ethernet simplifies installation by removing the need for a local power supply.

PoE Encoder with PTZ and Audio Support

Bi-directional audio streaming and PTZ camera control extend the unit's usefulness beyond basic video conversion. Tone correction and dynamic noise reduction improve image quality in variable lighting. ONVIF compliance allows integration with compliant recorders and management software, while the single-channel design limits deployment to one camera per unit.

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Price $247.99
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Product typeSecurity & Motion

Questions about this item

Will the 1-channel encoder work with my existing PTZ camera over the same Ethernet cable?

Yes, the unit supports PTZ cameras and Power over Ethernet, so a single cable can carry both power and control signals to a compatible camera.

How can I verify the encoder is streaming correctly after I connect it?

Check for dual H.264 or MPEG-4 streams in your ONVIF client and confirm motion events appear when the intelligent detection zones are triggered.

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