PTZ Cameras

Overview

HectorWeyl provides a range of network PTZ cameras that utilize pan, tilt, and zoom capabilities to deliver expansive coverage and detailed imagery. In addition to standard models, they offer specialized cameras designed for specific purposes, including positioning systems, corrosion-resistant cameras, and explosion-proof models to meet unique user requirements.

The InteliCore Series of PTZ cameras is equipped with high-performance sensors, robust optical zoom capabilities, extended-range IR illumination, and robust protection, making them ideal for applications that demand superior performance. The IntelliSight Series is designed to strike a balance between performance and cost-effectiveness, while the ValueMax and Wi-Fi Series present more compact and budget-friendly options for users.

HectorWeyl's PTZ cameras are extensively deployed across various industries, including transportation, government, and urban surveillance. Their resilience and efficacy have been demonstrated even in harsh environments, such as at the summit of Mount Everest.

Collections

ValueMax PTZ1

IntelliSight AI PTZ5

IntelliCore AI PTZ3

Visionary Surveillance Seamless Security

Embracing the future of security with "Visionary Surveillance Seamless Security," we at HectorWeyl are dedicated to revolutionizing the way safety is perceived and implemented. Our cutting-edge surveillance systems are designed to provide a comprehensive and interconnected security network that transcends traditional boundaries. With a keen eye on innovation, we integrate advanced technologies such as AI, multi-sensor cameras, and MXPoE to ensure that every aspect of your security is not just monitored, but intelligently managed.

Blog posts

Beyond the Algorithm: The Critical Factors Influencing License Plate Recognition Accuracy by Hector Weyl

License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology has undergone a transformative evolution—from bulky, PC-dependent software systems that required dedicated server racks in the early 2000s to compact, embedded intelligence now integrated into devices as diverse as traffic enforcement cameras at highway toll...

P-Iris Technology: Revolutionizing Precision Iris Control in Surveillance Cameras - How Hector Weyl Implements Advanced Optical Innovations

Introduction to P-Iris: Precision in Aperture Control for Surveillance Systems In modern security surveillance—where identifying a fleeing suspect’s facial features, reading a license plate on a highway at dusk, or monitoring a dimly lit warehouse aisle can mean the difference...

Understanding Security Processors: DSP, ISP, and SoC Technologies in Modern Surveillance Systems

In the rapidly evolving security industry—driven by the rise of smart cities, IoT integration, and growing demands for real-time threat detection—the performance of surveillance systems is no longer just about camera lenses or storage capacity. At the heart of every...

The Science of Clarity: A Comprehensive Guide to MTF for Evaluating Security Camera Lenses

In the competitive landscape of security technology, manufacturers often bombard consumers with a blizzard of specifications: 4K resolution, 12MP sensors, H.265 encoding, and powerful low-light capabilities. While these metrics are important, they all share a common, critical dependency: the quality...

Starvis Technology: Revolutionizing Low-Light Surveillance with Full-Color Imaging – A Deep Dive by Hector Weyl

For decades, the security and surveillance industry has grappled with a paradox that defined nighttime monitoring: seeing in the dark meant sacrificing color—a tradeoff that left critical gaps in situational awareness. Traditional infrared (IR) cameras, once the unchallenged backbone of after-hours...

Hector Weyl Network Cameras: A Guide to UPNP Settings – Simplify Port Forwarding (Without IT Expertise)

If you’ve ever struggled to set up remote access for your Hector Weyl network camera—only to get stuck on "port forwarding" (a technical step that requires editing router settings)—you’re not alone. For most users, manually configuring ports to let the...