Price:
$
Model:
GC10
10× visible optical zoom with a separate thermal channel
The GC10 Dual Sensor Gimbal Camera pairs an approximately 5.13 MP visible camera with a 640×512 uncooled thermal imager on a three-axis stabilized gimbal. For civil FPV drone and UAV inspection projects, it provides two imaging channels to evaluate against the scene detail and files your team needs. Platform suitability depends on the offered mounting, power and interface configuration.
The visible sensor's approximately 5.13 MP rating describes its effective pixel count. The brochure separately lists JPG photographs at 1920×1080 and TF-card MP4 recordings at 1080p, 30 fps. These are the stated saved-file formats. Treat a requirement for higher-resolution still files as a separate question rather than assuming it follows from the sensor rating.
| Path | Listed format |
|---|---|
| Micro HDMI video | 1080p at 30 or 60 fps |
| IP video | RTSP / UDP, 720p or 1080p at 30 fps |
| TF photograph | JPG, 1920×1080 |
| TF recording | MP4, 1080p at 30 fps |
A display or an external recorder may create another file. Ask which channel the selected output carries and identify whether the sample came directly from the TF card or from receiving equipment. A 60 fps micro HDMI output does not change the brochure's 30 fps TF-recording specification.
The 10× optical-zoom specification belongs to the visible camera. Automatic, one-touch automatic and manual focus are listed for that channel. The thermal channel has its own 19 mm lens, white-hot, black-hot and pseudo-color palettes, and 1×–8× electronic zoom. Enlarging the thermal view does not change the detector's 640×512 pixel grid.
PWM, S.Bus, serial TTL and network TCP / UDP control are listed; the network methods are associated with network output. Obtain the offered unit's mounting and electrical documents, identify the intended display, and request one original JPG plus one MP4 from that configuration. Include the TF card and metadata requirements in the request rather than assuming accessories or external GPS are part of every package.
Tell us which image channel you need to view, which original files you need to retain, and whether shooting-time or GPS attributes are required. Those details help define the GC10 configuration and documentation for your civil UAV project.
| Item | Brochure reference |
|---|---|
| Sensor | 1/2.8-inch CMOS; approximately 5.13 MP effective pixels |
| Optical zoom | 10× |
| Lens | 4.7–47.0 mm; F1.7–F3.1 |
| Focus | Automatic, one-touch automatic, manual |
| Item | Brochure reference |
|---|---|
| Imager | Uncooled vanadium oxide; long-wave infrared, 8–14 μm |
| Detector resolution | 640×512 |
| Lens / pixel pitch | 19 mm / 12 μm |
| Electronic zoom | 1×–8× |
| Palettes | White-hot, black-hot, pseudo-color |
| Item | Brochure reference |
|---|---|
| Micro HDMI output | 1080p, 30 / 60 fps |
| IP output | RTSP / UDP; 720p / 1080p, 30 fps |
| TF still image | JPG, 1920×1080 |
| TF video | MP4, 1080p, 30 fps |
| TF card | Up to 128 GB; Class 10 or higher; FAT32 or exFAT |
| Network photo reading | HTTP |
| Photo time / GPS attributes | Dependent on external GPS and time inputs; confirm in original files |
The visible sensor, thermal detector, live video and saved files describe separate stages. The channel arrangement on each output and the delivered accessories require confirmation. Conflicting yaw limits and the malformed thermal-sensitivity entry are omitted; temperature-measurement capability is not established by this source.

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