| Price | On request |
|---|---|
| Model | C20 |
| Visible camera | 2 MP effective; 1/2.7-inch SC2235 CMOS |
| Stabilization | Three-axis mechanical stabilization |
| Video output | Ethernet; RTSP / H.264 or H.265; 1080p live video |
| Storage | MicroSD up to 256 GB; FAT32 |
| Power input | Input supply: 18–72 V |
| Dimensions | Assembly dimensions: 126 × 120 × 135 mm (L × W × H), including quick-release damping plate |
| Weight | Assembly weight: 500 g including quick-release damping plate |
| Control interfaces | Ethernet |
Optical camera with searchlight
The SKYDROID C20 brings a visible-light zoom camera and a searchlight together in a mechanically stabilized payload. It suits a comparison where scene detail and additional illumination are the main requirements. The light is an illumination component, not a thermal detector. Budget for the complete mounted assembly when considering this larger camera for an aircraft.

The manual identifies 1080p network video through Ethernet, with RTSP and H.264 or H.265 encoding. It also lists AVI recording and JPG still images. Ethernet is the documented control method. A connector labelled SBUS/UART appears in the drawing, but those control functions are described as future upgrades rather than established support for every supplied unit.
C20 appears in the manufacturer's English catalogue, while its Chinese download is grouped with historical, discontinued-product documents. FD can check the offered supply configuration against a specific enquiry; the listing is not a statement of new factory production.
For replacement or integration work, send the existing camera identification, aircraft payload allowance, receiver and recording requirement. Request the mounting plate, wiring and memory-card provision explicitly. Confirm the zoom configuration on the actual quotation, along with the lighting load and connection details, before matching it to an existing installation.
The Ethernet stream is listed with H.264 and H.265 options.
Use the 500 g assembly entry, which includes the quick-release damping plate, then account for installation accessories.
Provide its label and connection photographs so availability and the supplied version can be checked together.
| Product type | Optical-zoom three-axis camera gimbal with an auxiliary searchlight |
|---|---|
| Visible camera | 2 MP effective; 1/2.7-inch SC2235 CMOS |
| Optical zoom | Optical zoom |
| Lens aperture | F1.6–F3.5 |
| Horizontal FOV | 3.2° to 58.3° |
| Auxiliary light | Auto-zoom searchlight; 2500 lm; 6500 K |
| Stabilization | Three-axis mechanical stabilization |
| Controllable angles | Pitch −90° to +45°; yaw ±150°; roll ±45° |
| Video output | Ethernet; RTSP / H.264 or H.265; 1080p live video |
| Recording and stills | 1080p video in AVI; 1080p JPG stills |
| Current control connection | Ethernet |
| Storage | MicroSD up to 256 GB; FAT32 |
| Input supply | 18–72 V |
| Working current | 160 mA; 1 A with searchlight on |
| Assembly weight | 500 g including quick-release damping plate |
| Assembly dimensions | 126 × 120 × 135 mm (L × W × H), including quick-release damping plate |
| Operating temperature | −10 to +50 °C |

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