| Price | On request |
|---|---|
| Model | DHU586G207 |
| Visible camera | 48 MP CMOS sensor; fixed 4.8 mm lens; 9× digital enlargement |
| Thermal imager | 256 × 192; 7 mm lens; 12 µm; 8–14 µm |
| Stabilization | Three-axis gimbal |
| Video output | RTSP network IP; 1080p30 mode |
| Storage | Local TF photography and dual-channel recording |
| Power input | 12–26.2 V DC; Dynamic 4.5 W |
| Weight | 145 ±10 g |
| Thermal lens | 7 mm |
| Control interfaces | Network IP / UART |
DHU586G207 combines a fixed-lens visible camera with a 256 × 192 thermal imager on a three-axis gimbal. It suits UAV projects where a small camera bay must provide both a recognizable scene and a thermal view, without the extra lens mechanism of an optical-zoom payload.
Use the visible channel to follow a roof edge, identify a piece of equipment or keep track of the survey area. Review thermal imagery to examine differences in heat patterns. The 7 mm thermal lens and compact housing make this a practical candidate for civil site surveys, facility observation and small multirotor payload projects.

A fixed view works well when the flight plan covers an area systematically. Visible context helps locate the roof section or machine shown in the thermal image, so a reviewer can connect the image to the right part of the site.
Start with the payload mounting space and the installed weight allowance. Include the bracket, damping parts and cables in that calculation. The compact camera is useful where the aircraft carries a modest imaging payload alongside its flight electronics.

The IP video path can feed a network-based receiving system, while UART and network commands provide camera and gimbal control. Choose the receiving equipment around the RTSP video requirement and the control interface used by your project. S.Bus/PWM control and temperature-measurement functions are available as configuration options.
| Visible sensor | 1/2.0-inch CMOS; 48 MP sensor specification |
|---|---|
| Visible view | Horizontal 65° / vertical 51° / diagonal 78° |
| Thermal view | 24.7° × 18.9°; uncooled 8–14 µm imaging |
| Input supply | 12–26.2 V DC |
| Listed dynamic power | 4.5 W |
| Control | Network IP and UART |
Send your aircraft type, payload allowance, mounting space and preferred receiving system. Add whether you need thermal pictures only or the temperature-measurement option, plus the photos and recordings you want to save. These details help define the camera, interface and mounting items in your quotation.
It uses a fixed 4.8 mm lens. The 9× function enlarges the image digitally; choose an optical-zoom model if changing focal length is central to your inspection.
If the job calls for more thermal detail in each frame, compare a 640 × 512 model using the required viewing area and a sample image. DHU586G207 supplies the 256 × 192 thermal view described above.
Name the ground receiver and the interface you plan to use. IP/UART is the starting configuration; include S.Bus or PWM in the enquiry when your control system needs it.
Specification reference: manufacturer DHU586G207 product data.
| Visible Camera | 48 MP CMOS sensor; fixed 4.8 mm lens; 9× digital enlargement |
|---|---|
| Thermal Imager | 256 × 192; 7 mm lens; 12 µm; 8–14 µm |
| Stabilization | Three-axis gimbal |
| Video Output | RTSP network IP; 1080p30 mode |
| Storage | Local TF photography and dual-channel recording |
| Control | Network IP / UART |
| Weight | 145 ±10 g |
| Voltage | 12–26.2 V DC |
| Power | Dynamic 4.5 W |

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