BenQ DVY23 1080P PTZ Conference Camera

Name: BenQ DVY23 1080P PTZ Conference Camera
Brand: BenQ
SKU: benq-dvy23
Availability: InStock

Overview

The BenQ DVY23 is a PTZ conference camera with 20x optical zoom, 1080p video at 30 fps and a 63-degree field of view. It pans ±170° and tilts from -30° to +90°, and one PoE cable carries power and video. Outputs include USB 3.0, HDMI and 3G-SDI, with RTSP and RTMP streaming. It suits large meeting rooms and auditoriums in Qatar.

A PTZ camera built for large rooms

The BenQ DVY23 is a pan, tilt and zoom camera for rooms where a fixed webcam cannot frame everyone. It combines 20x optical zoom with auto focus, and it can be steered across a wide arc to follow a speaker, a panel or part of an audience. For organisations in Qatar that run hybrid meetings, lectures or live events, it can cover a stage or lecture hall from one fixed position when no camera operator is available.

The specifications that shape the buying decision

Zoom and movement define how this camera works in practice. The 20x optical zoom is backed by 10x digital zoom, and the lens focuses automatically to keep participants sharp even when they sit further away. The camera delivers 1080p Full HD video at 30 fps with a 63-degree field of view.

Movement matters just as much. The pan range is ±170° and the tilt range runs from -30° to +90°. Pan can reach a maximum of 100° per second, so the camera moves to a target position quickly. It stores 255 presets through LAN and 10 presets through remote control.

Connectivity covers most setups. Outputs include USB 3.0, HDMI, 1GbE with PoE and 3G-SDI. For streaming, the DVY23 supports RTSP and RTMP. Control ports include RS232, RS422, RS485, LAN and a remote control interface, so it can be integrated with a range of control systems.

Where the DVY23 fits in Qatar

Government and corporate boardrooms in Doha: a ceiling-mounted unit can frame the table and presenter for meetings that link to colleagues abroad, with the camera operated from the room's control system.
University lecture theatres in Education City: the 20x zoom keeps a lecturer and the screen in view across a tiered hall, with saved presets for the lectern and the seating area.
Live events and graduations in Lusail or The Pearl: RTMP support lets the event team connect the camera's stream to platforms that accept RTMP, such as YouTube or Facebook Live.

What to plan before installation

Plan the mounting point first. A PTZ camera needs a clear sightline to the speaker area and enough clearance for its full ±170° pan range, so the best position is usually confirmed on site. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys, and we recommend one before fixing a bracket to a ceiling or wall.

Power and data travel on one cable because the DVY23 is a PoE device. Confirm that your network has a PoE source able to supply the camera, since the source data does not list its power draw. Check cable length and route against your ceiling layout as well.

The operating environment matters too. The source data does not state an operating temperature range, so confirm conditions with the SmartRooms Qatar team before installing near windows, in unconditioned spaces or outdoors, where summer heat above 45°C and dust storms are a real concern.

Request a quote for your DVY23

If you are specifying the BenQ DVY23 for a meeting room, auditorium or streaming space in Qatar, request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar. Tell us the room size, the mounting height, your control system and whether you need a purchase order or tender documents, and we will return a quotation usually within one working day.

Highlights

20x optical zoom with 10x digital zoom
1080p Full HD video at 30 fps with 63-degree view
Pan ±170°, tilt -30° to +90°, up to 100° per second
255 presets via LAN and 10 via remote control
PoE: video and power over a single network cable
USB 3.0, HDMI and 3G-SDI outputs; RTSP and RTMP streaming

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

Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

The full specification and datasheet for this model are available on request; we send them with your quotation.

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Questions about DVY23

Which rooms is the BenQ DVY23 designed for?

The DVY23 is built for large spaces such as conference rooms, auditoriums and lecture halls where people sit far from the camera. Its 20x optical zoom and 63-degree field of view let one unit cover a wide room. In Qatar, a government hall in Doha or a university lecture theatre in Education City would be typical. For a small room, a fixed or lower-zoom camera may be the better fit, and our team can advise before you request a quote.

Will participants stay sharp when they sit far from the camera?

Yes, that is the purpose of the 20x optical zoom and auto focus. The source data states that images stay clear and sharp even when participants sit further away, because the lens focuses automatically on the subject. The camera also offers 10x digital zoom, but optical zoom is what preserves detail, so plan your framing around it. Test the framing in your room with the actual seating layout before final installation.

Can the DVY23 stream live to YouTube or Facebook?

The DVY23 supports RTSP and RTMP streaming, and BenQ positions it for live broadcasts on YouTube and Facebook. RTMP is a common protocol for live platforms, so an events team in Lusail or a hotel in West Bay can point the camera's stream at the platform they use. Check the stream key, bandwidth and platform settings with your IT team before the event. SmartRooms Qatar can confirm the setup while the request is prepared.

How does PoE simplify installing the camera in a Lusail lecture hall?

The DVY23 is a PoE device, so a single network cable powers the camera and carries its video. That removes the need for a separate power run to the ceiling, which helps when the mounting point is high and far from a power socket. Your network needs a PoE source that supplies enough power for the camera, and the source data does not list its power draw, so ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to review your switch or injector before ordering.

What video outputs and ports does the DVY23 have?

The camera provides USB 3.0, HDMI, 1GbE with PoE and 3G-SDI outputs. USB 3.0 suits a direct connection to a computer for video calls, HDMI feeds a display or capture device, and 3G-SDI suits setups built around SDI equipment. The 1GbE port carries networked video and receives power over PoE. Matching these outputs to your existing codec, PC or video switcher is the first step in planning the installation.

How is the camera controlled, and how many presets can it store?

The DVY23 has RS232, RS422, RS485, LAN and remote control ports, so it can connect to a range of control systems. It stores 255 camera preset positions through LAN and 10 presets through the remote control. A operator in a conference hall could save positions for the lectern and the seating area, then recall them during a session. Confirm which control protocol your system uses before purchase.

What pan and tilt range does the DVY23 cover?

The pan range is ±170° and the tilt range is -30° to +90°. Pan can run at up to 100° per second, so the camera reaches a target position quickly during a live session. That range means one camera can cover a wide stage or a long boardroom table from a single mounting point, provided the position is planned carefully. Ask for a site survey to check sightlines before fixing the bracket.

Does the camera work correctly when mounted on a ceiling or at an angle?

The built-in gravity sensor adjusts the video image automatically for the camera's orientation, which is useful for ceiling or angled mounts. A boardroom in Msheireb that wants a ceiling mount to free up table space, for example, can avoid a picture that appears flipped after installation. The bracket type and cable route are still planning decisions, so confirm them with SmartRooms Qatar before installation.

Can the DVY23 be installed outdoors or near hot windows in Qatar?

The source data does not list an operating temperature range or an outdoor rating, so this model should not be assumed suitable for outdoor or unconditioned spaces. Qatar summers can exceed 45°C, which matters for any camera near windows or under an open outdoor canopy. Confirm the installation environment with the SmartRooms Qatar team and review the full manufacturer specification before you request a quote.

What is the maximum video resolution of the DVY23?

The DVY23 is specified at 1080p Full HD with 30 fps. Its main strengths are zoom reach, pan and tilt range and multiple outputs rather than a higher resolution. If your display system or streaming platform requires 4K, look for a higher-resolution model, and SmartRooms Qatar can suggest a suitable alternative within your quotation. 1080p at 30 fps is a common standard for live meetings and lectures.

How can we order the DVY23 through a purchase order or government tender in Qatar?

SmartRooms Qatar accepts purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, and payment can be made by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Quotations are usually issued within one working day. The DVY23 is covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Send the model name, quantity and delivery location to start the request, and the team will confirm an estimated lead time based on stock at the time of ordering.

Do you survey the site before installing a PTZ camera?

Yes, SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys, which are useful for a PTZ camera because the mounting position, pan range and zoom framing all depend on the room layout. A survey in a Doha hotel ballroom or an Al Sadd training room can confirm sightlines, the cable route to the network switch and the best mounting height. Ask for the survey when you request a quote so the quotation reflects the real installation plan.