Product Description

The KIP640G19 is a standalone thermal imaging gimbal designed for drone integration. It uses a 19 mm fixed-focus infrared lens paired with a 640×512 resolution uncooled thermal sensor, all mounted on a 3-axis stabilized PTZ gimbal—ideal for aerial thermal imaging, inspection, and surveillance tasks.

⚙️ Key Specifications

Thermal Imaging Module

• Resolution: 640 × 512 pixels

• Sensor Type: Uncooled vanadium‑oxide infrared thermal imager

• Pixel Pitch: 12 µm

• Wavelength Range: 8–14 µm

• Thermal Sensitivity: NETD ≤ 50 mK (at F1.0)

• Lens: 19 mm focal length, aperture F1.0

• Field of View (FOV): ~22.9° × 18.4°

• Zoom: ~9× digital zoom

• Temperature Measurement: Area and point analysis, with display of minimum and maximum temperatures

• Color Modes: Multiple pseudo-color display options available

Stabilization & Mechanics

• Gimbal Type: 3-axis stabilized via precision FOC encoder

• Roll Range: −45° to +45°, ±0.02° jitter

• Pitch Range: −45° to +120°

• Yaw Range: ±280°, ±0.03° horizontal jitter

• Control Modes: One-click return to home, Lock/Follow, angle setting control

• Interfaces: PWM, SBUS, UART, UDP for integration with ground-control software

Video Output & Storage

• Stream Output: Ethernet RTSP stream

• Recording: Supports onboard TF‑card storage

Performance

• Power Source: 3S or 6S Li‑Po drone battery

• Power Consumption: Approximately 4 W

• Streaming Latency: ~170 ms

Physical & Environmental Characteristics

• Dimensions: Compact (typically ~ 372 g ±10 g)

• Operating Temperature: −20 °C to +60 °C

• Storage Conditions: Up to −40 °C to +70 °C; humidity up to 95% RH non‑condensing

✅ Use Case

• Aerial thermal surveillance and emergency scanning
• Firefighting and search‑and‑rescue operations
• Industrial and utility infrastructure inspection
• Wildlife monitoring and temperature anomaly detection

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