Hey guys, Mike from CCTV Camera Pros here. A few days ago I did some testing with our new 4KIP
camera that has a motorized zoom lens. It's that bullet camera that you see mounted on my house
behind me. And the video that I made the other day, I tested with the lens at the widest angle,
the 2.8 millimeter setting. So in this video, I want to show you guys how the
motorized zoom lens can be controlled both from the iPhone app and directly on the NVR. And show
you the difference between the 2.8 millimeter setting, which is when it's all the way wide,
to the 12 millimeter setting, which is the most narrow and zoomed in. So I'm going to zoom in
on my mailbox, which is about 70 feet away from where the camera is mounted. Let's take a look.
This is the 2.8 millimeter lens setting, which is the widest angle of view this IP camera supports.
The camera is connected to a Viewtron NVR using Cat5e network cable. Using the NVR'S
mouse I'm going to bring up the PTZ controls by clicking on that PTZ icon on the floating menu.
I'll move the PTZ controls off to the side over here.
Then I will click and hold the zoom in icon to start the motorized zoom lens, zooming in.
Notice after the lens is done zooming, the lens is automatically focused. I'm going to walk out
by my mailbox so you can see the quality of video this camera provides using the 12 millimeter lens
setting with the camera installed about 70 feet away from the target surveillance area.
Next, I'm going to position myself out at the mailbox again and connect to my NVR using the
mobile app for iPhone and Android. I'm going to position the video recording of my iPhone here
in the lower right of the screen. I can access the PTZ controls in the app by tapping on the
screen and tapping on the PTZ icon. I tap and hold the zoom out icon to start the motorized
zoom lens moving back into the 2.8 millimeter wide angle setting. I will walk up closer to the
camera now so you can see a closer up view with the camera lens zoomed into the widest setting.
Please note that I would not normally have the camera mounted so that you see the eve of my roof
that is in view. I had to angle the camera kind of high up in order to zoom in on the mailbox.
At this 2.8 millimeter setting. This 4KIP camera provides an
ultra wide angle, 115 degree field of view. Guys, as you just saw, it's extremely easy to
adjust the motorized zoom lens on this IP camera using either the mobile app for iPhone or Android,
it works the same on Android. Or directly on the NVR, and you can also do it on the desktop
apps for Mac and Windows. A couple things I want to mention about this camera before we wrap up.
Obviously, it's a 4K resolution IP camera, and what was not demonstrated in this video is it
has built in AI software. The AI software allows that camera to detect human and car objects and
trigger alarms when human and alarm objects enter certain zones that you can define. If
you have any questions about any of this, you could email me anytime. I could be reached at
mike@cctvcamerapros.net. If you want to see the additional videos that I made with this camera
showing the regular daytime surveillance, as well as the nighttime IR night vision
surveillance capability of it, you could also learn about other 4KIP cameras that we carry.
Please visit www.cctvcamerapros.com/4KIP. Thank you for watching.