BIT-PT409 Light Duty Pan Tilt Head Positioner with Load Capacity 8kg/17.6lb
Features of BIT-PT409 Outdoor Variable Speed Light Duty Pan Tilt Head with Payload up to 8kg (17.6lb)
Small pan tilt unit, indoor/outdoor use
Load capacity up to 8kg/17.6lb
Die-cast aluminum alloy construction
Variable speed, pan: 1~9°/s; tilt: 1~5°/s
360 degree continuous pan rotation
Preset accuracy: ±1°
RS485 or RS422 pan tilt control with Pelco P/D protocol
Support position feedback and absolute position
IP66 ingress protection
Small pan tilt unit, indoor/outdoor use
Load capacity up to 8kg/17.6lb
Die-cast aluminum alloy construction
Variable speed, pan: 1~9°/s; tilt: 1~5°/s
360 degree continuous pan rotation
Preset accuracy: ±1°
RS485 or RS422 pan tilt control with Pelco P/D protocol
Support position feedback and absolute position
IP66 ingress protection
BIT-PT409
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Overview of BIT-PT409 Light Duty Pan Tilt Head
BIT-PT409, a light duty small size pan tilt head/positioner, is capable of loading various devices up to 8kg/17.6lb and can be easily integrated into user's small PTZ camera system for continuous view and control. Designed as indoor/outdoor top load type pan tilt unit, it features variable speed, 360 degree continuous pan rotation, preset position, auto scan, cruising track, guard location, self-lock, ±1° preset accuracy and IP 66 protection level.
It is widely used in many applications, typically like school, government, bank, street and factory, etc.
Technical Specifications of BIT-PT409 Light Duty Pan Tilt Head
Model | BIT-PT409 |
Max. Load Capacity | 8kg (17.6lb) |
Load Type | Indoor/outdoor, top load |
Pan/Tilt Angle | Pan: continuous 360° Tilt: -80°~+20° |
Pan/Tilt Speed | Pan: 1°~9°/s Tilt: 1°~5°/s |
Preset Accuracy | ±1° |
Programmable Presets | 200 |
Auto Scan | 1 |
Cruising Track | 1 |
Lens Preset | Support |
Lens Control Speed | Continuously adjustable zoom, focus speed |
Adaptive PT Speed to Zoom | Speed up while zooming out, slow down while zooming in |
Guard Location | Support with 1 preset or 1 cruising track or 1 auto scan |
Power Failure Memory | Support, recover to PT position, scan/preset/cruising track movement before power failure |
Protocol | Pelco D/P |
Baud Rate | 2400/4800/9600/19200 bps |
Communication Interface | RS485 or RJ45 (Network configuration) |
Transmission | Gear drive |
Wiring/Interface | |
Pan Tilt Base | 100M Ethernet with RJ45 (4 wire, pass-through), 24V AC/DC (2 wire), GND |
Pan Tilt Top | 100M Ethernet with RJ45 (4 wire, pass-through), RS485 P/T control (2 wire), 12V DC (2 wire), 24V AC/DC (2 wire), GND |
General | |
Input Voltage | AC24V±10% |
Power Consumption | ≤30W (Without heater) ≤60W (With heater) |
Working Temperature | -35 ºC~+65 ºC (-31 ºF ~ 149 ºF) |
Working Humidity | 90±5% RH |
Storage Temperature | -40 ºC~+70 ºC (-40 ºF ~ 158 ºF) |
Protection Rating | IP66 |
Material | Aluminium Alloy |
Weight | ≤5.5 kg |
Dimension(L×W×H) | 183×167×285mm (7.2x6.57x11.22in ) |
Dimension of BIT-PT409 Light Duty Pan Tilt Head
FAQs of BIT-PT409 Light Duty Pan Tilt Head
How is a pan tilt head controlled by your loaded devices like IP/network camera?
As long as loaded camera, either analogue or IP/network camera is equipped with RS485 interface supporting Pelco P/D protocol, RS485 output data can be connected directly to the RS485 telemetry receiver built in pan tilt head mainboard through its RS485 input wires to.

Shall the pan tilt head be powered with AC or DC input?
Most of BIT pan tilt heads are AC/DC 24V self-adaptive.
PT890 heavy duty pan tilt head with load capacity 80kg is DC48V drived.
PT409 light duty pan tilt head with load capacity 8kg can only accept AC24V input.
Are BIT pan tilt heads capable of working outdoor, even in harsh weather environment?
Yes, all BIT pan tilt heads are designed with IP66 ingress protection level, some even with IP67. For hot and high humidity condition, or corrosion environment like seaside, corrosion resistance surface treatment and powder coating will be used to make sure a longer working life.
What is ONVIF?
ONVIF is a standard for IP video surveillance devices. While it usually works well for basic video integrations, ONVIF is not ideal for handling PTZ commands of EO/IR systems and does not allow for many advanced commands such as switching thermal palettes, enabling gyro stabilization, enabling NIR/Fog Filters, etc.





