AVer CAM570
4K dual-lens PTZ with built-in audio tracking, 36x zoom
- PTZ lens
- Sony 4K EXMOR
- PTZ field of view
- DFOV 90°/ HFOV 82°/ VFOV 52°
- AI lens
- Sony 4K EXMOR
- Audio tracking
- 3 pairs of sensor array
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Compare the AVer CAM570 with other video systems →| PTZ lens | Sony 4K EXMOR, 36X zoom (12X optical, 3X digital) |
|---|---|
| PTZ field of view | DFOV 90°/ HFOV 82°/ VFOV 52° |
| AI lens | Sony 4K EXMOR, DFOV 95°; HFOV 78°; VFOV 50° |
| Audio tracking | 3 pairs of sensor array (4 sensors each), 10m, ±60° pickup |
| Pan / tilt | Pan ±170°; tilt +90° / -30° |
| Outputs | USB 3.1 Type-B, HDMI 1.3, IP (RJ45) |
| Third-party audio | Preset Link with Shure/Sennheiser/Yamaha ceiling mics |
| Power | 12V/2A or PoE+ (802.3at) |
| Dimensions | 170.8 x 190.5 x 173 mm |
| Weight | 2.1 kg |
| Warranty | Camera 3 years, accessories 1 year |
In the box
About the AVer CAM570
The CAM570 adds built-in audio tracking to AVer's dual-lens 4K PTZ design. Three pairs of voice sensors locate the active talker up to 10 m away, and the 12x optical PTZ lens (36x total) turns to them while the wide AI lens keeps track of the whole room.
Like the CAM550, it outputs USB, HDMI and IP at once and runs on PoE+. It can also take tracking cues from Shure, Sennheiser or Yamaha ceiling microphones.
The sensors don't capture meeting audio, so you still need a speakerphone or mic system. Mount it around 1.5 m high, not on the table.
Good to know
Do the built-in sensors work as a microphone?
No. AVer states the sensors are for audio tracking only and can't be used as an audio source for conferencing software.
Which audio should I pair with it?
AVer lists the FONE540 as an optional accessory. It also integrates with Shure, Sennheiser and Yamaha ceiling mics via Preset Link.
Is it Teams certified?
AVer lists Microsoft Teams and Zoom certification.
