The MT-T60B Indoor Pan/Tilt Head from SalrayWorks enables remote panning and tilting of your handheld camera weighing up to 22 lb. Designed to withstand vibrations and other harsh indoor conditions, the MT-T60B's precision gearing and anti-backlash design enable smooth panning and tilting at three speeds. LANC, VISCA, and Pelco-D support enable you to control your camera from up to 1.3 miles away.

Mounts on Tripod, Wall, or Ceiling    350° Pan/90° Tilt, 3 x Speeds    Supports up to 22 lb    Smooth, Silent Operation    VISCA and Pelco-D Support    Up to 4 x Cameras per Controller    FIZ Control with MT-TX 80 Controller    Sony and Canon Control via MT-TX 90 Unit

Indoor head that stands up to vibrations, dust, and extreme temperatures

Silent, smooth operation with an anti-backlash design

Mounts on tripod, wall, flat surface, or ceiling

Select from three pan and tilt speeds

• LANC protocol for controlling Sony, Canon, JVC, Blackmagic Design cameras
• Panasonic camera control via RS-422F
• FIZ (focus/iris/zoom) control via separately available MT-TX 80 controller
• Sony and Canon broadcast-style handheld camera CCU control via separately available MT-TX 90 controller (iris, black level color balance, shutter speed, gain, etc.) 
• Remote control up to 1.3 miles

VISCA and Pelco-D

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a wireless remote? If not is there a way to set up a wireless remote.

A: No, it uses a wired remote and we have not come across any options for converting this to a wireless system.

Q: 2. It is unclear if this can be used with universal RS422 controller/joystick. Does it have to be the salrayworks tx85e or tx90 controllers?

A: The SalrayWorks MT-T60B Indoor Pan/Tilt Head( B&H# SAMTT60B) is compatible and may be used with VISCA and Pelco-D protocol controllers, not just those from Salrayworks.

Q: 3. can i mount a panasonic ag-ux180 4k professional camcorder to this vid pro?

A: Yes you can use the Panasonic AG-UX180 4K Professional Camcorder with the Vidpro Motorized Pan & Tilt Gimbal Head.

Q: 4. Can we do programmable moves?

A: We're afraid not. This is not a programmable head.

Q: 5. is this controlled over visca?

A: The supported control protocol for this unit is RS 422, visca is not available on this unit

Q: 6. It looks like it requires a cable for each motor. Are there extension cables available?

A: Varizoom offers these extension cables. 10'-VariZoom VZ-EXTL10 Extension Cable B&H # VAVZEXTL10 20'-VariZoom VZ-EXTL20 Extension Cable B&H # VAVZEXTL2050'-VariZoom VZ-EXTL50 Extension Cable B&H # VAVZEXTL50100'-VariZoom VZEXTL100 100' LANC Extension Cable B&H # VAVZEXTL100

Q: 7. Can it be controlled from a PC to reach specific pan/tilt angles? Python interface is preferred.

A: This will use an RS-422 connection for control protocols and recommends using either the SalRay 5-Channel Controller( BH #SAMTTX90 MFR #SRW-MT-TX90 or the SalRay Works 4-Channel Controller BH #SAMTTX80 MFR #SRW-MT-TX80. Salray does not have a software control option for this pan tilt head.

Q: 8. Will this fit with the benro monopod?

A: Yes on pretty much any monopod

Q: 9. Can you power it be at the USB-C port, or does it come with an AC plug-in adapter?

A: No The unit offers the following Power Input 1 x 2-Pin LEMO-Type for AC 1 x 1 x 2.1 mm Barrel for 12 VDC MagPak Battery But ships with a 12 VDC Power Supply

Q: 10. Does this head actually tilt up to 90 degrees? Its photo shows the thread mark up to 90 but the hole doesn't seem to go far as 90 but stops around 75 in both directions. Just wanting to make sure since I need the head to tilt up to 90 degrees.

A: Yes it does tilt 90% in both directions and the head will rotate a full 360% if you tilt 90% with the camera for portrait orientation on a tripod or monopod you cannot tilt the camera up or down,,,,if you set up the camera to tilt up or down with the 90% now you cannot tilt 90% for portrait orientation,,,,not as versatile as a ball head and as I have mine on a monopod not a tripod and i have my camera on the head set up for 90% for portrait shooting i just tilt my monopod forward or back for up and down shooting..