Angekis Saber 4K+ NDI · Price in Qatar

Name: Angekis Saber 4K+ NDI 4K PTZ Camera with 12x Optical Zoom
Brand: Angekis
SKU: angekis-saber-4k-plus-ndi
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Angekis Saber 4K+ NDI is a PTZ camera for live streaming and video conferencing. It outputs 4K at 60fps over HDMI and NDI|HX, offers a 12x optical zoom and an 80.5° wide field of view, and includes line-in audio and USB-C. Its NDI|HX support needs no extra licence, which suits schools, ministries and broadcast teams in Doha that stream lectures, events and meetings to remote audiences.

A 4K PTZ camera built for IP streaming and conferencing

The Saber 4K+ NDI is a pan-tilt-zoom camera that sends 4K video out over HDMI and over IP using NDI|HX, so one unit can feed a local display, a recording system or a streaming encoder at the same time. It is the 4K+ update to the earlier Saber 4K NDI. The main changes are a wider 80.5° field of view and a USB output that now carries 4K at 30fps instead of 1080p.

The specifications that matter for your room

The camera uses a 1/2.8 inch 8.42MP CMOS sensor behind a 12x optical zoom lens with a focal length of 3.4 to 40.3 mm and an aperture of F1.8 to F3.6. Its view angle runs from 80.5° at the widest setting to 7.6° at the closest, so one camera can frame a full table in a meeting room and then tighten on a presenter at the front. Digital zoom adds a further 4x, and focus can be set to manual or automatic.

Pan range of -170° to +170° and tilt range of -30° to +90°
Pan speed up to 120°/s and tilt speed up to 80°/s
10 presets from the remote controller, 128 presets over RS232, positioning accuracy of 0.1°
Control via RS232, RS485 (VISCA, Pelco-P and Pelco-D), VISCA over IP and USB-C

Connectivity and streaming

Outputs include HDMI 2.0, 3G-SDI, NDI|HX over the network and USB-C, plus a line-in audio input. HDMI carries up to 4K at 60fps, while SDI tops out at 1080p60 in the source data. The protocol list covers RTMP, SRT, RTSP, HTTP and ONVIF 2.4, so the camera can feed a video switcher, an encoder or a streaming platform. NDI|HX is built in and needs no additional licence. NDI is a registered trademark of Vizrt Group.

Where it fits in Qatar

In Education City, a university lecture theatre might mount one camera at the back of the room to record lectures and stream them to students abroad over the campus network. A school in Al Rayyan that streams assemblies or prize-giving events to parents can connect the camera through its USB-C or IP output to existing streaming software. A government ministry in Msheireb holding a hybrid briefing can use the 80.5° view for the full panel, then zoom in on each speaker, with presets recalling each seat.

What to plan before ordering

Confirm three things before you order: the environment, the power supply and the mounting. The source data does not give an operating temperature range, so ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to confirm suitability for your room before installation, and plan for air-conditioned indoor spaces unless the team confirms otherwise. The power input is also not listed in the data, so the team should confirm supply requirements with you. At 1.47 kg and 220 × 190 × 173 mm the camera is light, but mounting hardware and cable routing should be agreed during a free site survey.

Request a quote for your Saber 4K+ NDI

Share your room sizes, streaming platform and control system, and SmartRooms Qatar will return a quotation, usually within one working day. Orders can be raised by LPO, including for government tenders and Monaqasat, and payment can be made by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Request a quote today and our team will confirm the configuration that suits your room.

Highlights

4K at 60fps over HDMI and NDI|HX
12x optical zoom with 4x digital zoom
80.5° wide field of view
Native NDI|HX with no additional licensing
USB-C output at 4K30 with line-in audio
Pan -170° to +170°, tilt -30° to +90°, 10 remote presets

Room fit

Tell us the room size and platform (Teams, Zoom or BYOD) and we confirm the right combination with your quotation.

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

13 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

Specifications13

Model: Saber 4K+ NDI (ANG2-12UHD-01N)
Video Formats: HDMI (v2.0): 3840*2160P60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25; 1920*1080P60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98; 1920*1080160/59.94/50: 1280*720P60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25 3G-SDI: 1920*1080P 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98; 1920*1080i 60/59.94/50; 1280*720P 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25 USB-C: NV12: 1920*1080P5: 1280*720P15; 1024*576P25; 800*448P30 YUYV: 1920*1080P5: 1280*720P15; 1024*576P25; 800*448P30 MJPG: 3840*2160P30: 1920*1080P60; 1280*720P60; 1024*576P60: 800*448P60 H264/H265: 3840 2160P30: 1920*1080P60: 1280*720P60: 1024*576P60: 800*448P60 IP (NDI|HX): Main： 3840*2160P15-60； 1920*1080P15-60； 1280*720P15-60； 1024*5
Supported Protocol: TCP/IP, HTTP, RTSP, DHCP, RTMP, Onvif (2.4), NDI (H|X), SRT, Visca over IP (TCP & UDP), HTML5, VISCA, Pelco P, Pelco D, SRT Compatible
Control Port: RS232, RS485 (Serial VISCA, Pelco-P/D), RJ45 (VISCA over IP), USB-C (Compatible with USB3.0 (UVC1.5) & USB2.0 (UVC1.1))
Video Interface: HDMI (V2.0), SDI, NDI|HX, USB-C
Sensor: 1/2.8 inch 8.42MP CMOS sensor
Zoom: f 3.4～40.3mm (12X), F1.8- 3.6 View Angle: 80.5°(Far)-7.6°(Near)
Video Encoding: NV12, YUYV, MJPG, H264/H265, IP (NDI|HX, SRT)
Rotation Angle: Pan: -170° ~ +170°; Tilt: -30° ~ +90°
Rotation Speed: Pan: 0°~120°/s ; Tilt: 0°~80°/s
Presets: Remote controller: 10; RS232: 128; Accuracy: 0.1°
Net Weight: 1.47 KG
Dimensions: 220mm × 190mm × 173mm

Downloads

2 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets Saber 4K+ NDI Data Sheet.pdf 6.5 MB PDF Manuals & guides Saber 4K+ NDI User Manual.pdf 6.2 MB

Questions about Saber 4K+ NDI

What is the Saber 4K+ NDI best used for?

It is a pan-tilt-zoom camera for live streaming, lecture capture and video conferencing. It sends 4K video over HDMI and NDI|HX, so one unit can feed a local display and a streaming or recording system at once. Universities in Education City recording lectures for remote students and schools in Doha running hybrid events are typical uses.

Does the camera output 4K at 60 frames per second?

Yes. The source data lists HDMI output at 3840×2160 with 60, 59.94, 50, 30, 29.97 and 25 frames per second. IP output with NDI|HX runs 4K at 15 to 60 frames per second, and the USB-C output carries 4K at 30 frames per second. A meeting room in West Bay can send the picture to a conferencing codec over HDMI while the network feed goes to a streaming server.

How wide is the field of view and how close can it zoom?

The view angle is 80.5 degrees at the widest setting and 7.6 degrees at the closest. The lens provides 12x optical zoom with a focal length of 3.4 to 40.3 mm, plus 4x digital zoom. The wide setting covers a full boardroom table, while the tight setting isolates one presenter at a lectern in a ministry auditorium.

Do we need to buy an NDI licence to use the camera on our network?

No. NDI|HX is native to the camera, and the source data states that no additional licensing is necessary. NDI is a registered trademark of Vizrt Group. A broadcast team in Lusail adding the camera to an existing IP production network can connect it over the network and send feeds to compatible NDI software without budgeting for a per-camera licence.

Can it stream directly to YouTube, Facebook Live or Twitch?

The manufacturer positions the camera for broadcasting to YouTube, Facebook Live and Twitch, and its protocol list includes RTMP and SRT. Your encoder or streaming software must support the platform you choose. A private school in Al Rayyan streaming assemblies to parents should confirm the platform and encoder with SmartRooms Qatar before ordering.

Which control methods does the Saber 4K+ NDI support?

The camera can be controlled through RS232, RS485 using VISCA or Pelco-P and Pelco-D, VISCA over IP on its RJ45 port, and USB-C. The remote controller stores 10 presets and the RS232 interface can store 128, with positioning accuracy of 0.1 degrees. A facility with an existing VISCA or Pelco-D controller can use the matching port.

What are the pan and tilt ranges and speeds?

Pan covers -170 to +170 degrees at up to 120 degrees per second, and tilt covers -30 to +90 degrees at up to 80 degrees per second. That range lets one camera cover a long conference table from a wall or ceiling position and move quickly between saved presets during a live event.

Which video and audio connections are on the camera?

Video outputs include HDMI 2.0, 3G-SDI, NDI|HX over IP and USB-C, and there is a line-in audio input. HDMI carries up to 4K at 60fps, while the source data lists SDI up to 1080p60. A broadcast studio in Doha can connect SDI to its existing switcher, and USB-C suits a laptop-based conferencing setup.

Can it be installed in a hot lobby, outdoors or near a window?

The source data does not state an operating temperature range, so outdoor or unconditioned use cannot be confirmed. Plan for an air-conditioned indoor room and ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to confirm the environment before installation. In Qatar, summer temperatures can exceed 45°C, so a camera near a sun-facing window or in a dusty entrance needs that check first.

What power supply does the camera need?

The source data does not list the camera's power input or power consumption. Qatar mains supply is 240 V at 50 Hz with BS 1363 Type G sockets, and the SmartRooms Qatar team will confirm the power requirement and any adapter needed for this model before you order. Confirm this early if the camera will sit on a ceiling far from a socket.

How big is the camera, and does it need a site survey before mounting?

The camera measures 220 × 190 × 173 mm and weighs 1.47 kg. Its size and weight are modest, but mounting hardware, cable runs and the sight line to the speaker depend on the room. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys, which help with ceiling installs in a West Bay boardroom or an Education City lecture hall.

Can a government entity order this camera through an LPO or tender?

Yes. SmartRooms Qatar accepts purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including those issued through Monaqasat, and accepts payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Quotations are usually issued within one working day. A ministry equipping a streaming room with several Saber 4K+ NDI units can request one quote covering the units and installation.