Product Description

These two closely related models combine a 2 MP visible-light camera with 10× optical zoom and a thermal imager (640×512 resolution) in a single, stabilized 3-axis gimbal system. The key difference is in the thermal lens focal length: 19 mm.

🔍 Core Features

• Optical Zoom: 10× optical zoom on the visible-light channel, with up to ~90× hybrid zoom using digital enhancement

• Visible Sensor: 1/2.8″ CMOS sensor, approximately 2 megapixels, supporting wide dynamic range

• Thermal Sensor: 640×512 VOx microbolometer

  • Thermal Lens:

    • 19 mm (narrower, longer-range view)

• Video Output: HDMI and Ethernet streaming at 1080p (30fps), with local TF‑card recording

• Display Modes: Picture-in-picture mode, multiple pseudo-color thermal palettes

• Control Interfaces: IP and UART as standard; SBUS and PWM may also be supported depending on setup

⚙️ Gimbal & Performance Specs

• Stabilization: 3-axis encoder-based FOC system for smooth motion control

• Movement Range:

  • Roll: ±45°

  • Pitch: −45° to +100°

  • Yaw: ±280°

• Stabilization Accuracy:

  • Pitch/Roll jitter: ≤ ±0.02°

  • Yaw jitter: ≤ ±0.03°

• Additional Features:

  • One-click return-to-center

  • Speed automatically adjusts based on zoom level

🔌 Electrical & Physical Specs

• Input Voltage: 12–26 V DC

• Power Consumption: Around 6.5 W typical

• Weight: Approximately 480–490 g

• Dimensions: Approximately 148 mm diameter × 143 mm height

✅ Use Cases

• Drone missions requiring simultaneous visual and thermal imaging

• Infrastructure inspection (power lines, solar farms, pipelines)

• Search & rescue operations

• Border security and law enforcement

• Environmental and wildlife monitoring

• Hotspot detection and surveillance

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