TOPOTEK DIY10G619-E EO/IR UAV Camera with 10x Zoom and 19mm Thermal Lens

One payload, two different kinds of evidence

On a rooftop or solar installation, a visible image can help distinguish equipment, joints and surrounding structures. A thermal view can reveal relative differences in the displayed heat pattern. Those views serve different purposes: a bright region in a thermal palette is not automatically a measured temperature, and increasing the visible zoom does not change the thermal lens.

Picture-in-picture and palette switching are listed by TOPOTEK. Discuss the view layout your operator needs, especially if the ground display is small. For some tasks the thermal picture should remain large; for others the visible view is the main reference and thermal is used to compare an area of interest.

Allow for the complete installation

The published electrical range is DC12–26.2V, with listed dynamic power of 6.5W. TOPOTEK gives a body size of approximately Ø148×143mm and a mass of 525±20g. Use the full fitted assembly, wiring and aircraft mount when checking available payload capacity and clearance.

UART and IP control are supported, and local TF storage is listed for photos and video. The video stream still needs an appropriate aircraft-to-ground connection. Identify the existing radio, its network interface and the intended display software before ordering, so a camera purchase fits the whole UAV imaging system.

Three common selection questions

Does 640×512 describe both cameras? It is the native thermal detector resolution. The visible camera has its own 2MP sensor and 1080p video specification.

Will every unit display temperatures? The source lists measurement as an option. Request that configuration if numerical readings are part of your inspection requirement.

Is a wireless link included in this model name? The documented camera output is IP/RTSP. Choose the radio and ground display as part of the aircraft system rather than assuming a built-in link.