Yealink UVC86 4K Dual-Eye Intelligent Tracking Camera for Medium and Large Rooms, Black

For dependable, enterprise-grade video in medium to large rooms, the Yealink UVC86 4K Dual-Eye Intelligent Tracking Camera delivers clear, professional coverage that keeps every participant and detail in frame. This Yealink video conference camera combines a 90° PTZ lens and a 120° panoramic lens to capture both wide-room context and close-up presenter detail. With 4K resolution at 30 fps and a 12x optical zoom, the UVC86 ensures crisp visuals for presentations, remote collaboration, and security monitoring.

Built-in auto-framing, speaker tracking and presenter tracking automate camera control so meeting hosts and AV teams spend less time managing shots and more time on content. The mechanical pan, tilt and zoom provide smooth, precise movement controlled by remote or Yealink camera-control software. USB, HDMI and VCH outputs plus audio integration with Yealink devices make deployment straightforward across conferencing, surveillance or monitoring setups.

Ideal for boardrooms, lecture halls and hybrid workspaces that also require occasional security surveillance, the UVC86 improves meeting productivity while supporting monitoring workflows. Add the Yealink UVC86 to your AV or security setup to elevate video quality and operational efficiency.

• Delivers consistently clear, professional video for medium and large rooms with dual-eye 4K capture and 12x optical zoom
• Intelligent auto-framing plus speaker and presenter tracking keeps the active participant centered so meetings run smoother and require less manual control
• Motorized PTZ with smooth mechanical pan/tilt/zoom enables precise framing and easy remote control for flexible room coverage
• Seamless integration with Yealink audio devices and USB/HDMI outputs simplifies deployment and improves AV synchronization for conferencing, monitoring or surveillance
• Robust 4K@30fps imaging reproduces fine detail for presentations, training sessions and security monitoring, reducing the need for repeat captures