Marshall Electronics CV420E 4K60 Eptz Camera Hdmi

Product Description

The Marshall Electronics CV420E is a compact 4K60 electronic pan-tilt-zoom (ePTZ) camera designed for professional video conferencing and broadcast applications. Operating at full 4K resolution at 60 frames per second, the CV420E delivers high-fidelity image capture in a small form factor suited for fixed-installation AV environments. The HDMI output allows direct connection to displays, capture cards, and video switching equipment. This unit is sold individually and is typically specified and installed by AV integrators, IT infrastructure techs, and broadcast engineers.

The CV420E is well suited for conference rooms, huddle spaces, lecture halls, and production studios where a low-profile camera footprint is required without sacrificing resolution or frame rate. The ePTZ functionality allows virtual pan, tilt, and zoom control through software or a control system, eliminating the need for motorized mechanical movement. This makes it a practical choice for fixed-mount installations where maintenance access is limited or where silent operation is required.

Key Features

• 4K resolution at 60 frames per second for high-fidelity video capture
• Electronic PTZ (ePTZ) control eliminates motorized mechanical components
• HDMI output for direct connection to displays and capture hardware
• Compact form factor suited for discreet fixed-mount installations
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward per-seat or per-room deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use in professional video conferencing and PTZ camera applications requiring 4K60 HDMI output. Confirm downstream equipment supports 4K60 HDMI signal input before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed AV integrator or qualified IT infrastructure technician. Power down all connected display and switching equipment before making or breaking HDMI connections. Secure the camera mount to a structurally adequate surface per the mounting hardware specifications. Verify that the control system or software platform supports ePTZ command protocols compatible with this unit prior to final commissioning.