Angekis Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 1080p PTZ Camera

Name: Angekis Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 1080p PTZ Camera
Brand: Angekis
SKU: angekis-saber-plus
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Angekis Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 is a 1080p PTZ camera for meeting rooms and lecture halls that need pan, tilt and zoom control. It pairs a 1/2.8-inch 5-megapixel CMOS sensor with HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0, RJ45 and RS232 connections, and supports PoE. Qatari organisations running hybrid meetings or large conference rooms can use it with video conferencing software, and a SmartRooms Qatar quote covers supply and professional installation.

What the Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 does in a room

The Angekis Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 is a 1080p pan-tilt-zoom camera that frames a presenter or meeting table from a fixed point and returns to saved views on command. Its 1/2.8-inch, 5-megapixel CMOS sensor delivers Full HD output, while a 60° diagonal field of view and a focal length of 5.2 mm to 98 mm let it move from a wide room shot to a closer framing of one speaker.

It works as a conference camera for a laptop, as a production camera for an AV or broadcast setup, and as an IP camera on a network. That range of uses is why the connection list matters as much as the sensor.

Connections and control that scale with the room

The camera offers HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, RJ45 and RS232 connections, with an RS485 control port also listed. A laptop can take the feed over USB 3.0 without installing drivers, an AV system can take HDMI or SDI, and a network recorder can take an RJ45 stream. RS232 In and Out ports allow a serial daisy chain of up to seven cameras from one controller.

Pan and tilt: pan from -170° to +170°, tilt from -35° to +90°, with pan speeds up to 120°/s.
Presets: 10 stored from the remote controller and 128 over serial, at 0.1° precision.
Low light: 0.01 lux minimum illumination, SNR above 50 dB, WDR and 2D/3D noise reduction.
Streaming: H.264 or H.265 encoding, 1024 Kbps to 30720 Kbps, with ONVIF and RTSP.
Power: DC 12V 2A input, with PoE supported.

Where it fits across Qatar

Three situations show how this model is typically planned:

A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out a lecture hall, where a teacher presents from a fixed lectern and the camera returns to stored presets for the board, the desk and the audience.
A university training centre in Education City recording lectures for later review, with the RJ45 stream routed to the campus recording system once the network team has confirmed bandwidth.
A bank or consultancy meeting room in West Bay connecting Doha with a team abroad, using a single USB 3.0 cable from the camera to the room PC.

What to plan before you order

Mounting height and position decide the framing more than any other setting, so plan them first. The minimum focus distance is 0.3 m at wide and 1 m at tele, so keep the lens clear of the presenter's standing area. The camera measures 220 × 190 × 173 mm and weighs 1.25 kg, which suits a wall bracket, ceiling mount or shelf in most meeting rooms.

Confirm the power route before ordering. The source data lists a DC 12V 2A input and PoE support, but it does not describe a mains adapter, so ask SmartRooms Qatar which option the quotation includes. Also confirm the installation environment: the operating temperature range is not in the manufacturer data, and summer temperatures in Qatar can exceed 45°C near windows, so keep the camera in an air-conditioned room.

Confirm the optical zoom figure too. Manufacturer data lists both 12x and 20x optical zoom, so the team will check the exact figure before the quotation is final.

Request a quote for your room

Send SmartRooms Qatar your room size, mounting position and control setup, and the team will prepare a quotation, usually within one working day. SmartRooms Qatar delivers to all eight municipalities of Qatar, arranges professional installation after a free site survey, and supplies against LPOs and government tenders. Request a quote for the Angekis Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 today.

Highlights

Full HD 1080p output from a 1/2.8-inch 5-megapixel CMOS sensor
Focal length 5.2–98 mm and 60° diagonal field of view
Pan -170° to +170° and tilt -35° to +90° with preset control
HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0, RJ45 and RS232 connections
Serial daisy chain of up to seven cameras over RS232
10 remote presets and 128 serial presets at 0.1° precision

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

47 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

Specifications47

Model: IP-20FHD60
Sensor: 1/2.8 inch, 5mega pixel high quality CMOS sensor
Video Format: HDMI(V1.4) : 1920*1080P60/50/30/25/59.94/29.97/24,; 1920*1080I60/50/59.94,; 1280*720P60/50/30/25/59.94/29.97 SDI: 1920*1080P60/50/30/2 5/59.94/29.97/24,; 1920*1080I6 0/50/59.94,; 1280*720P60/50/3 0/25/59.94/29.97 USB 3.0: 1920*1080P60/50/30/25; 1280*720P60/50/30; USB 3.0& USB 2.0: 1280*720P25; 1024*576P30 USB 2.0: 960*540P30; 640*360P30; 512*288P30 RJ45: Main Stream: 1920*1080@1~30; Substream: 1280*720@1~30/1027*576@1~30/640*360@1~30
Zoom: 20x optical zoom & 2x digital zoom
FOV: 60°(diagonal)
F.no.: Wide: F1.5(Wide)~3.0（Tele）
Focal Length: f＝5.2(near)～98mm(far)
Preset: 10 via remote controller; 128 via serial port; preset precision:0.1°
Rotation Angle: Pan: -170° ~ +170°; Tilt: -35° ~ +90°
Rotation Speed: Pan: 0°~120°/s ; Tilt: 0°~80°/s
Control Port: RS232 / RS485/RJ45
Video Port: HDMI/ RJ45/SDI/USB3.0/USB2.0
Network Speed: 1000M
Noise Reduction: 2D&3D
SNR: >50dB
Minimum Lux: 0.01 lux
White Balance: Auto / Manual/Auto Tracking/OnePush/Indoor/Outdoor/
Anti Flicker: 50Hz/60Hz/OFF
D/N Mode: Supported
Gamma: Supported
Mirror Image: Supported
PanTilt Flip: Supported
Iris: Auto / Manual/
Electric Shutter: Auto / Manual/
BLC: Auto / Manual/
Focus: Auto / Manual/
Video Encoding: H.264/H.265
Bit Rate Control: Variable Bit Rate, Constant Bit Rate
Video Bit Rate: 1024Kbps~30720Kbps
Frames: 50HZ:1fps~50fps 60HZ:1fps~60fps
IP Protocol: TCP/IP, HTTP, RTSP, Onvif, DHCP
POE: Supported
Input Voltage: DC12V, 2A
Dimension: 220mm×173mm×190mm
Net Weight: 1.25KGS（2.8LBS）
f-number: Wide: 1.84 Tele: 2.81
Minimum Focus Distance: Wide: 0.3 meter Tele: 1 meter
Presets: Remote controller：10；RS232: 128；Accuracy：0.1°
2D Noise Reduction: Supported
3D Noise Reduction: Supported
Exposure: Auto / Manual / Bright / Shutter / Iris
D / N Mode: Supported
WDR: Supported
Pan/Tilt Invert: Supported
Video Encode: H.264/H.265（default：H.264）
Daisy Chain: Supports RS232 serial daisy chain of up to 7 cameras
Dimensions: 220mm x 190mm x 173mm

Downloads

2 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets Saber Plus Data Sheet.pdf 4.7 MB PDF Manuals & guides Saber Plus User Manual.pdf 11.5 MB

Questions about Saber Plus

Which rooms and buyers is the Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 best suited to?

It suits meeting rooms, training rooms and lecture halls where one speaker or table needs to be framed from a fixed point and then moved between saved views. The pan range of -170° to +170° covers most of a room from a single mounting position, and the 60° diagonal field of view keeps a presenter and a whiteboard in one shot. Government offices, schools and private companies across Doha can use it for hybrid meetings.

Is the optical zoom 12x or 20x?

The manufacturer's feature text describes 12x optical plus 2x digital zoom, but its specification table lists 20x optical and 2x digital. The focal length runs from 5.2 mm to 98 mm, with f-number 1.84 at wide and 2.81 at tele. Because the source data disagrees, confirm the exact optical zoom with the SmartRooms Qatar team before accepting the quotation.

What video resolutions and frame rates can it output?

HDMI and 3G-SDI both output 1920×1080 at 60, 50, 30, 25 and 24 fps, plus interlaced 1080i and 1280×720. USB 3.0 supports 1080p and 720p up to 60 fps. The RJ45 IP main stream runs at 1920×1080 from 1 to 30 fps. The frame rate range depends on the 50 Hz or 60 Hz setting selected, with 1 to 50 fps on 50 Hz and 1 to 60 fps on 60 Hz.

Can I connect it straight to a laptop for video calls?

Yes. Connect a USB 3.0 cable from the camera to a PC or Mac and it is ready for the video conferencing app, cloud service or audio system you already use, with no drivers required according to the manufacturer. USB 2.0 is limited to lower resolutions such as 960×540 at 30 fps. Confirm your specific platform with the team when requesting a quote, especially if audio runs through a separate system in a Doha boardroom.

How many cameras can one controller manage?

The RS232 serial daisy chain supports up to seven cameras, and the RS232 In and Out ports pass control from one unit to the next. The source data also lists RS485 and RJ45 control ports. In a lecture hall at a school in Al Wakrah, for example, one controller could handle a lectern camera and additional angles from the same panel. Ask the team for the cabling layout before ordering.

What presets and control options are available?

You can store 10 presets from the remote controller and 128 presets over the serial port, with 0.1° preset precision. Pan speed reaches 120°/s and tilt speed reaches 80°/s. Auto and manual focus, iris, shutter and white balance settings are supported, along with pan/tilt flip and mirror image functions. Auto tracking appears in the white balance list in the source data, so confirm what it does before relying on it.

Can it stream to a recording or campus system over the network?

Yes, through RJ45 with TCP/IP, HTTP, RTSP, ONVIF and DHCP support. Video is encoded in H.264 by default, with H.265 also available, at bit rates from 1024 Kbps to 30720 Kbps in variable or constant bit rate modes. The network port is listed at 1000M. A university training centre in Education City could route the stream to its own recording server once the network team confirms bandwidth.

How well does it perform in dim or uneven lighting?

The camera lists minimum illumination of 0.01 lux, an SNR above 50 dB, wide dynamic range (WDR) and both 2D and 3D noise reduction. It also has D/N mode and backlight compensation. These help in a boardroom with daylight from a window mixed with ceiling lights, where a presenter can otherwise appear dark or grainy. Results depend on the actual room lighting, so test the camera position with the SmartRooms Qatar team during the site survey.

Is it suitable for a window-facing room or outdoor use in Qatar's summer heat?

The source data does not state an operating temperature range or an outdoor rating, so this page does not claim either. Summer temperatures in Qatar can exceed 45°C, so keep the camera in an air-conditioned room and away from direct sun through glass unless the manufacturer confirms its environmental rating. Ask SmartRooms Qatar to confirm the installation environment before you request a quote.

What space and mounting details should we plan for?

The camera measures 220 × 190 × 173 mm and weighs 1.25 kg. Its minimum focus distance is 0.3 m at wide and 1 m at tele, so keep the lens clear of the front rows. Plan a mounting height that gives everyone a clear view, and leave a cable route for HDMI, USB or RJ45. SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey before installation, which helps confirm the position.

Can a school or ministry buy this through an LPO or government tender?

Yes. SmartRooms Qatar supplies the Saber Plus IP-20FHD60 against purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including tenders through Monaqasat, and accepts payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. A school in Al Wakrah equipping several lecture halls can use one LPO covering all units, with a quotation usually provided within one working day. Products are covered by the manufacturer's warranty.