Panasonic AW-UE70WE – PTZ Cameras & Accessories

Yes. The AW-UE70 supports IP control via LAN (RJ-45) alongside legacy RS-422 (RJ-45) and RS-232C (Mini DIN 8-pin), making it compatible with standard broadcast RCP controllers and VISCA-over-IP workflows. For networked deployments, confirm your RCP firmware supports the AW-UE70's IP command set—Panasonic's IP control is well-established but integration methodology varies. PoE+ powering (IEEE 802.3at, 42–57V) eliminates separate DC lines over longer cable runs, simplifying OB van harness design.

The AW-UE70 draws 0.5A at 42–57V via PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) or 1.3A at 12V DC via AC adapter. PoE+ is rated for standard Cat6 runs (100m theoretical); in typical OB vans (20–40m), PoE+ power is reliable and eliminates dedicated 12V distribution. However, verify your PoE+ injector/switch budget when powering multiple units; a four-camera setup (2A total) requires adequate PSU headroom. Mixing PoE+ and DC supplies on the same van architecture is feasible but requires cable segregation planning.

Route 3G-SDI (BNC) to your vision mixer for broadcast-grade genlock integration; SDI timing is deterministic and natively compatible with router/switcher infrastructure. HDMI outputs are suitable for monitoring or backup feeds. Format output (4K UHD or HD) is selectable; confirm your mixer's input card supports the resolution you've chosen (most modern mixers do both). There is no automatic format negotiation—set AW-UE70 output format in menu and match your mixer input configuration to avoid sync errors.

Yes. The AW-UE70 outputs HD 1920×1080 at 50p/59.94p over 3G-SDI, HDMI, USB, and LAN. This is a core spec for PAL and NTSC broadcast workflows. The 4K outputs are 25p/29.97p only, so if your facility requires simultaneous 50p output, you must use HD resolution. Confirm your SDI router/mixer input card supports 3G-SDI HD rates (standard support across modern equipment).

The AW-UE70 features Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) for both 4K and FHD, plus a 4-axis Hybrid stabilizer in FHD mode. OIS operates across the full zoom range without latency or crop; it is the preferred method for panned shots. The hybrid mode in HD adds electronic stabilization but may introduce subtle lag at extreme zoom (81.6 mm equivalent). For rapid pan-tilt productions (sports, conferences), OIS alone is sufficient; hybrid mode is best reserved for static or slow-tracking shots where micro-jitter matters more than responsiveness.

90°/second pan-tilt speed enables wide-to-tight cuts within 1–2 seconds across the full ±175° pan and –30° to +90° tilt range. This is adequate for most live events. Speed is typically governed via RCP and supports ramping (smooth acceleration). Confirm your control interface (whether RS-422, RS-232C, or IP) supports variable speed commands—most professional RCPs do natively. For very rapid re-frames, pre-position cameras using saved presets via the control protocol.

20× optical zoom (F1.8–F3.6, f=4.08–81.6 mm) is the native lens performance; resolution stays at 1300 TV lines (4K) or 1000 TV lines (HD). iA Zoom extends range to 22× in 4K and 30× in HD via intelligent processing (pixel interpolation), maintaining apparent zoom without optical trade-off but with subtle sharpness reduction in high-frequency content. Digital zoom (up to 12×) further degrades resolution and should be reserved for framing-only adjustments. For critical productions, treat optical zoom as the operational limit; iA zoom is acceptable for wide-shot reframes.

The AW-UE70 outputs video via USB (Mini-B connector) as a standard video stream. Confirm whether your deployment requires UVC (plug-and-play webcam mode) or a proprietary Panasonic driver by consulting current firmware documentation—USB implementation can vary by software revision. For OB van or studio use, IP or SDI/HDMI outputs are the recommended paths; USB is best reserved for backup or remote monitoring scenarios where driver installation is already managed.

Spec a compatible RCP (e.g., Panasonic AW-RP150 or equivalent) for camera control; Cat6 cable rated for PoE+ runs; either a PoE+ injector or managed switch if not already in your infrastructure; and an AC-to-12V backup power supply for redundancy. Include 3G-SDI BNC cables (75Ω, AES/EBU capable) from camera to mixer/router; a 3.5 mm mic/line input adapter if using on-camera audio. Verify lens cap storage and consider cooling (the AW-UE70 is fan-assisted; confirm airflow in enclosures) and cable routing in cramped OB vans. Request current accessory compatibility matrices from Panasonic.

Yes, every used or ex-demo unit is tested and covered by a 90-day warranty. In the event of a failure, the round-trip transport cost is shared equally between the customer and Broadcast Depot.

Yes, Broadcast Depot ships worldwide. We arrange transport on quotation, or you can use your own carrier. Delivery usually takes 3 to 5 days. OB vans are delivered by driver or collected on site.

Yes, in case of an error or if you would like another product from our stock: returns and exchanges are possible with no time limit. Contact us to arrange it.